Wigilia is an alternative Christmas movie for people who like their film, and their music, a bit more indie. The film stars Iwona Glowinska, from the band Featherwest, and co-stars Duglas T. Stewart, founder of BMX Bandits – Glasgow musical icons and Kurt Cobain’s other favourite band.
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Our first workshop is over and we can reveal that the film picked to be screened at the Glasgow Youth Arts festival is:
After discussing some of the most exciting kids’ films, debating whether to go modern or classic and brainstorming themes and ideas to along with each film, Toy Story came out on top.
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We first ran ShortCUTS as a somewhereto_ project in 2012, creating six short films that impressed the crowds at a packed screening at Chambers East in Dundee. This year, ShortCUTS volunteer Claire Dufour took the reins and produced ShortCUTS through her own events company, By Ricochet, and has been working with groups of young people in the Coldside, Lochee and Maryfield areas who would not ordinarily have the chance to participate in filmmaking. We supported the project finding spaces for filming, and offering the young people digital Learning Badges for their CVs from somewhereto_.
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The second workshop took place this evening (against all odds!) and the ideas for events were pouring out. We have a lot of really different ideas, it’s truly amazing how many possibilities can come out of one brief! The groups have decided to take more time to decide what films to show and where. It allows a more economical look at the event as they will be able to research the costs of film licenses and work out whether the venues suggested are usable.
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Hot Tap Media’s film programming and event management course, Freeze Frame, has launched!
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After a great year of events, Pop-up Film Glasgow are back and have partnered with somewhere_2 to bring Glasgow the best film experiences you won’t pay for.
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We’re looking for audience members to test-screen a feature film this Friday, 19th October at 9am in Glasgow, and next week in London. You don’t need to be a hardened film critic or encyclopedic movie buff to take part. We want to know what all types of movie-watchers think of the film.
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