Emma Frayne-Ford
Contents
- 1 Emma Frayne-Ford
- 2 Will Tribble – On short films and 3m youtube hits
- 3 Tim Lowe
- 4 Club films score in a local competition
- 5 Jackie Clarke on her feature film – Parallel Lines
- 6 Luke Baumkotter – Short Film Festival Awards
- 7 Projects in progress – May 2014
- 8 Using video to reinforce marketing
- 9 Cinematic enhancements at Cheam
September 18, 2017
I joined about 18 months ago and in that short time the members of SFM have helped me achieve some amazing results. My first short film project, âAlmost Perfectâ was made with SFM and has been accepted into festivals and won an award. There are many gifted and talented people at SFM who are specialists
Will Tribble – On short films and 3m youtube hits
August 29, 2017
I’m a writer, director, editor and occasionally animator. Why I Don’t Like Cellars was a Sutton film club project that started off my filmmaking career about 11 years ago. I made it with George Burt, who I met at the club and is now DPing feature films. The main music track is by Al Grandy
Tim Lowe
August 29, 2017
I bought a Digital Camcorder to record a holiday-of-a-lifetime in the Caribbean. Whilst working in the Education Service,  I then drew on film-making skills I had acquired to make films that could be used to train teachers in specialist teaching techniques. I’m now retired and living mainly in a Cornish village, I use film to celebrate
Club films score in a local competition
October 24, 2016
SFM swept the board at “Sutton the Movie!”, a national short film competition sponsored by the London Borough of Sutton. The event’s organiser, Arts Network Sutton, handed out top prizes to three very different movies created by Club members: Luke Baumkotter won the under-18 prize and Best Film overall for his horror series “Boy in
Jackie Clarke on her feature film – Parallel Lines
December 12, 2014
Hitchcock once said that 80% of what makes a movie is the casting and I totally agree. We began our search for cast by looking on Star Now and progressed to Casting Call Pro, Shooting People and Spotlight. There were over a hundred applicants for the lead roles and we began auditions in November 2012.
Luke Baumkotter – Short Film Festival Awards
March 31, 2014
Beast in a Briefcase Dear film Connoisseur, I am Luke Baumkotter age 13 when I made “Beast in a Briefcase” A dramatic malevolent chase film, with my friend Tom Gill in the summer holidays whilst out cycling with our rotter-man dog Skyler. The first film festival I entered it into won “Best Film” IAC
Projects in progress – May 2014
July 18, 2010
Tim Goodman, a long-time SFM member who is also active in two mid-Surrey writers associations (Mole Valley and Phoenix), writes for both stage and screen, usually under the nom-de-plume Kenneth Clelland. He has rarely attempted to combine work for both media but a well-attended enactment of his stage play “A Delicate Balance” at St Michael’s
Using video to reinforce marketing
April 18, 2010
Video, especially when viewed on mobile devices, is now the single most effective tool for the marketing of branded goods, according to “Video Marketing Strategy” a new 270-page paperback from Kogan Page. The book’s author John Mowat, a former BBC producer/director who is now managing director of specialist agency Hurricane Media, believes that mobile video
Cinematic enhancements at Cheam
April 12, 2010
Ways of expanding the suitability of the Club’s main hall as a film exhibition venue are currently being evaluated. A promising approach is to obtain a new projection screen for non-invasive wall-mounting, enabling the full-length of the room to be used. Result: more viewing seats, better viewability and minimal walking in front of the projector.