A short while ago we gave details of our plans to add short films to our film distribution roster as some of you may remember this post
which detailed our plans and what we were offering.
We are now taking submissions of short films, please send screeners to submissions (at) fromthe3rdstoryproductions.co.uk
Download a sample (including “Scheduled” from anthropocenechronicles.com)
Saranne Bensusan‘s Danish language short film Lavender’s Blue has been selected for the one take film festival in Zagreb, Croatia which takes place 19-21 October.
August the first heralded a change as CreateSpace ceased to be Amazon‘s preferred media creation tool for filmmakers and musicians.
Amazon moved their disc creation dools over to a new site (manufacturing.amazon.com) and in the process finally added the option to sell blu ray discs!
over the weekend, Lawrence took a trip to Borehamwood, to lend his support to an independent film, Jack Southeast, which was getting its first UK screening
Michael Chapman’s film Jack SouthEast, which is currently out on the festival circuit at the moment, and star Ménage du Trois‘s Mark Preston along with Penny Judd and Michael himself. The three of them previous appeared together in Sonia Mason‘s Cop v. Freak, which was shot by Saranne Bensusan
From the 3rd Story Productions have been drawing up plans to distribute short films in addition to features, have you ever wondered what you are going to do with that short film that you just shot, the returns from YouTube ads are negligable and that is even if you meet their new strict requirements for monetising your account.
As we get towards the end of the year, their are fewer deadlines and submissions, and we find that the calendar is for the most part dominated by the actual events themselves, the first of the month has several deadlines though.
Film director Saranne Bensusan kicked off the latest DirectorShowreelDay this morning when she posted her latest short, a mobile-friendly version of Lavenders Blue! The event has become a regular opportunity for crew and those behind the canmera to show of their talents, just by sharing their work with the hashtag #DirectorShowreelDay
I am Cursed is available to China Mobile Subscribers, in mainland China, to watch under their “Indie 600” selection.
remember though, if you do not have a China Mobile subscription, you can still watch Shiraz Khan‘s film in China on Vimeo or Distrify!
Saranne Bensusan‘s animated movie, The Hunting of the Snark, which is based on Lewis Carroll’s nonsense poem, is available to borrow from Libraries across North America, check out the map