“Village in a Box”, an award winning short film shot predominantly in Creetown, gets its first Dumfries and Galloway screening at the Robert Burns Centre, Dumfries.
Six Hours of Daylight , a short film made entirely on location in Dumfries and Galloway, has been nominated for a Scottish BAFTA for 'Best New Work', a great achievement for first-time writer/director Joseph Briffa.
Six Hours of Daylight, a short film made entirely on location in Galloway Forest Park has just been awarded a Scottish BAFTA for 'Best New Work', a great achievement for first-time writer/director Joseph Briffa
A short film, written and directed by local film-maker Amy Neil from New Galloway, is due to start filming in the region on 22 September, starring Jane Lapotaire.
Three short films made in Dumfries and Galloway will be screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, the world's most prestigious showcases for new talent that runs from Wednesday 18 to Sunday 29 August.
“Village in a Box”, an award winning short film shot predominantly in Creetown, gets its first Dumfries and Galloway screening at the Robert Burns Centre, Dumfries.
Six Hours of Daylight , a short film made entirely on location in Dumfries and Galloway, has been nominated for a Scottish BAFTA for 'Best New Work', a great achievement for first-time writer/director Joseph Briffa.
Six Hours of Daylight, a short film made entirely on location in Galloway Forest Park has just been awarded a Scottish BAFTA for 'Best New Work', a great achievement for first-time writer/director Joseph Briffa
A short film, written and directed by local film-maker Amy Neil from New Galloway, is due to start filming in the region on 22 September, starring Jane Lapotaire.
Three short films made in Dumfries and Galloway will be screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, the world's most prestigious showcases for new talent that runs from Wednesday 18 to Sunday 29 August.