It’s (sort of) Hammer Time
Grabbed the camera bag with my trusty 550D yesterday and headed off to Holy Trinity Church in Wolverton for a quick lunchtime snapping session, and […]
Getting it Made – Behind the Scenes on “The Witches of the Sands”
If you’ve ever done any filmmaking at any level, especially in the UK, you’ll know that a sad chunk of it ends up in the […]
Textiles on Main Street
As the subhead says, here’s a quick follow-up from Wednesday’s location scout, this time centring on deserted medieval villages, or “DMVs”, as the acronym would painfully have it…
The Things We Do For Film
Scouting locations – basically, finding outdoor settings to film in – is generally one of my favourite parts of pre-production, but this one tested my mettle somewhat. Having consulted the mighty Google to find some deserted, abandoned or just generally run-down and spooky places to film in, I donned my trusty walking boots and headed out into our strange May weather with the usual tingling of excitement…