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Hear from the creatives behind four exciting short films. The panel will get into the practicalities of making short films - focusing on how to cut your teeth in filmmaking, how funding works and using the form to propel your career forward.
The films screened and discussed in this panel are GIMCRACK written and directed by Rona Bradley, THE NIGHT OF THE LIVING DREAD produced by Danielle Goff, SOMETHING IN THE CLOSET written and directed by Nosa Eke, BILLI written by and starring Harry Trevaldwyn
More information about the films:
Gimcrack - In a future swallowed whole by environmental disaster, a nomadic young woman finds her survivalist values tested when she meets a mother and daughter in need of protection.
The Night of the Living Dread - An animated comedy. When a power cut ruins Rosie's bedtime routine, she finds herself haunted by some unwanted guests. The only way Ruby can get a peaceful night of sleep is to confront her visitors.
Something in the Closet - A young tean comes to terms with her sexuality, her relationships with her friends and her mum.
Billi - The brave and gritty story of Billi, a 25-year-old bratty egomaniac who wants a half-head of highlights.
Hear from the creatives behind four short films. The panel will get into the practicalities of making short films - focusing on how to cut your teeth in filmmaking, how funding works and using the form to propel your career forward.
The films that were screened and then discussed in this podcast episode are MINE written and directed by Matthew Jacobs Morgan, THE LAST DAYS written and directed by Dipo Baruwa-Etti and produced by Katie Sinclair, BAKED BEANS written by and starring Sid Sagar and THE REV written by and starring Jack Holden.
More information about the films:
Mine - Two gay dads who have an argument about adoption
The Last Days - In a world where you can discover your Death Day, an apolitical woman learns that she has been given an incorrect date and determines to cement a legacy for her daughter before her time runs out – that same day.
Baked Beans - Nik, a British Asian actor, auditions for a radical retelling of the classic East is East. He soon begins to wonder if everyone around him is also stuck in the past.
The Rev - A queer comedy about a vicar in the midst of an identity crisis whose imagination runs wild when he's asked to organise a funeral.
A panel of leading writers discuss writing for both live performance and for the screen. They dive into how to best approach writing for screen, tips on adapting your practice to balance writing for both mediums and how the commissioning process works for both theatre, film and TV.
Development. A word we hear a lot but what does it actually mean?!... This panel with development producers and assistants from top production companies unpacks all things TV development - from pitches to production. There's discussion on how to approach producers & production companies, what to expect from funded development and how writers can best market their projects for screen development.
For this panel, we assembled three artists who have moved seamlessly between theatre and screen work - finding new ways of telling stories and working across both stage, TV and Film. If you're looking for practical advice of how to transition between live performance and screen content and how to adapt your work for both mediums, then give this a listen!
This discussion gets into the practicailities of working between multiple mediums and disciplines. With the industry ever evolving, this panel will help shed light on how to balance the various elements of your creative practice and how the intersectionality between them can drive your creative practice forward. You can do it all!
Welcome to a new season of our Speech Share podcast. This is a fresh selection of speeches newly added to our hugely popular Monologue Library available on our website.
In this episode enjoy:
Giles Terera
Chloe Massey
Leah Brotherhead
Martin Quinn
Lucian Msamati
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We’re proud to share these teasers of the RESET THE STAGE monologues!
Seven ethnically diverse writers from our PLAYSTART alumni were each commissioned to write a bold new monologue. Each writer was allocated a leading industry playwright mentor - Lucy Prebble, Alice BIrch, Inua Ellams, Nathaniel Martello-White, Bijan Shebani, Theresa Ikoko and Duncan Macmillan.
The Monologues were filmed on the stages of 7 London theatres - The Almeida, Bush Theatre, Soho Theatre , Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Arcola Theatre, Southwark Playhouse and Young Vic.
There is another chance to watch monologue films streaming on Thursday 1st July 7.30pm (available until Saturday 3rd July 9pm).
Book the special price tickets for £10!
https://www.themonobox.co.uk/reset-the-stageSharia’s Law by maatin
performed by Shane ZazaDaniel by Charles Entsie
performed by Ken NwosuScreams by Kiran Benawra
performed by Thalissa TeixeiraRush by Sid Sagar
performed by Danny KirraneJoy by Roberta Livingston
performed by Joan IyiolaCynthia by Vivian Xie
performed by Isabella LaughlandThe Madness by Dipo Baruwa-Etti
performed by Sharon Duncan-Brewster“If I”
Written and performed by Jack Parris and the Marine Island Band
Copyright Jack Parris
Welcome to Mix #22 of our Speech Share podcast created in lockdown. This is a selection of our favourite speeches from this podcast and also from The Monologue Library, a new FREE resource available on our website.
In this episode enjoy:
Leanne Best
The Match Box by Frank McGuinness
Shane Zaza
Kes by adapted by Lawrence Till
Joan Iyiola
The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster
Gavin Fowler
Death of England by Clint Dyer and Roy Williams
Alfred Enoch
King Lear by William Shakespeare
If you like what you've heard and if you are able to, please consider donating to The Mono Box
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Welcome to Mix #21 of our Speech Share podcast created in lockdown. This is a selection of our favourite speeches from this podcast and also from The Monologue Library, a new FREE resource available on our website.
In this episode enjoy:
Cherrelle Skeete
A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry
Jenna Russell
The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare
Alistair Cope
Lungs by Duncan Macmillan
Florence Keith-Roach
Eggs by Florence Keith-Roach
Jake Fairbrother
About Sally by Ellen McLaughlin
If you like what you've heard and if you are able to, please consider donating to The Mono Box
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The podcast currently has 51 episodes available.