He has worked for GIANT Healthcare Event, Shooting People, RESFEST, Cinelan and HBO Europe. He directed the 58th - 61st editions of the Cork Film Festival, and the 65th Edinburgh International Film Festival. In November 2017 he hosted the This Way Up Cinema Exhibition Innovation conference in Hull’s Truck Theatre. Recently he produced the London Indian Film Festival did a stint as Development Consultant for Together Films and produced the 2018 CogX Festival - the most important AI event in Europe. James is Director of Business Development at the independent documentary production company Fat Rat Films. He is also a member of the Advisory Board of Engine Shed, Bristol's innovation hub. He leads TLT's work with fast growth companies, holds an MSc in Entrepreneurship (Distinction) from the University of Bristol and is the author of "Business Law for the Entrepreneur". Jon is a Corporate Partner at TLT, the Bristol-headquartered national law firm, where he focuses on venture capital, private equity and M&A transactions in the technology and media sectors. She works well both as part of a team and autonomously and has experience of working locally, nationally and internationally. Liz has developed the ability to work on multiple projects at the same time with excellent time management skills. She has a love of culture and the arts and a long term passion for film & festivals. Liz Harkman is a driven & enthusiastic creative producer with a wealth of experience in running small charities and project consultancy.
He is also a freelance project assessor and script editor. He oversaw the Short Film Travel Grant Fund run in partnership with the BFI and was responsible for international promotion of UK short film. From 2011-2017 will was Senior Programme Manager for the British Council's Film department where he advised the organisation's offices in the Americas and EU Europe on their year-round film activity, creating contexts for international exchange and collaboration.
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He works in the archive ensuring contemporary film is comprehensively represented withing the national film and television collection. Will is Curator of Contemporary Fiction Film at the BFI. Rosa has previously worked at Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra as Head of Development, at Salisbury International Arts Festival as Development and Communications Manager and at Chester Festivals as Director.
Rosa is currently Head of Development at Bristol Music Trust/Colston Hall.
He is president of ACE Producers, provider of advanced film production training worldwide. He then ran the Irish Film Board between 20, and was head of international production funding at Sweden's largest regional film fund during 2015-2016. Besides lifting "The Twilight Zone" theme music we are regaled with the themes from "One Step Beyond" and "Hawaii Five-O" too, and by the porn magic of "we don't need to pay no stinking royalties!" there's plenty of "Pink Panther" and "Casino Royale" (Burt Bacharach version of course) music cues also.After 10 years as an independent film producer, Simon Perry headed the UK’s national film agency British Screen between 19. The actresses, none of whom have been identified to date per IMDb, are a diverting lot, including one suspect who has huge natural jugs rivalling the strippers of a previous era like Ann Howe and Virginia Bell -she really looks out of place doing generic porn. Sinking the film is Orlando's costar Adam Ward (definitely NOT the Robin we dug in the '60s), who is pretty repulsive and gets far too much screen time doing his hardcore thing. Like the poverty row films back in the 1930s, there is no escape "upwards" from this porn gutter, so both he and the anonymous director are just going through the motions. Obviously Orlando is no Paul Newman, but his semi-improvised voice-over patter is fitfully amusing, especially when he embarrassingly tries to sound hip. Also co-starring in the companion movie on a SWV double bill titled "Armed Servicers" (from the same production company Love Ltd.), British-accented Charles Orlando makes an okay attempt at doing the private eye routine as Mike Harper in Deep Encounter, a no-budget XXX vehicle which ends with a threat: "Watch for Harper!" No sequel apparently was ever released, so the creator of the more famous Lew Harper character, Ross Macdonald, can rest easy.
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