The short film Lavender’s Blue, directed by Saranne Bensusan, is a semi-finalist at the Alternative Film Festival in Toronto. The film written by Saranne Bensusan and Rachael Howard is part of The Anthropocene Chronicles and stars actress Stine Olsen in the role of Emilie with Natalie Sloth Richter playing Gina her A.I. unit.
If you have been lucky enough have bought The Hunting of the Snark on VOD from Amazon, we highly recommend that you take advantage of the opportunity to download it now as we are making some changes to our Amazon distribution titles and the existing listing may disappear in the near future.
The short film Lavender’s Blue, starring Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter has been selected for the BAFTA qualifying Portabello Road Film Festival in September. The screenplay was written, in Danish, by (director) Saranne Bensusan and inspired by the nursery rhyme written by Rachael Howard for the short story “Memories” for The Anthropocene Chronicles
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!
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
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
I had the chance to have a catch up with fellow film director Emil Johansson.
