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The most fun you'll ever have while watching a van load of bleeding corpses.
Available now on PAL DVD from Stirton Productions
Also, Click on link below to join the Facebook fan page for the movie. Lots of photos and behind the scenes stuff. Facebook
Lots of exciting things have happened in the past week, but we better not speak about them until things are confirmed. It's got us excited though, and that usually only happens with new dr who news!!
A contact page has been set up for those interested in expressing their opinions, good or bad, about Scottish Screen. The official film body of Scotland.
Over the years many people have been unhappy about the way the Scottish Screen works. If you are a film professional, or have had dealings with Scottish Screen you may want to sign up and have your say. We hope later to publish our findings in the press, which may help Scottish Screen see what the industry in Scotland really think.
Here is a recent news item about Scottish Screen - The Scotsman
Click on link below to join the Facebook page.Scottish Screen Facebook Page
Hi folks, our movie 'One Day Removals,' now has a Facebook fan page for you to glare at. Join the fun and excitement of Stirton Productions comedy classic in the comfort of your own computer. Link is here:- Facebook
Last Saturday saw the closing gala of the least advertised festival in the world, the Aberdeen City and Shire Film Festival. Apart from the opening screening of 'One Day Removals,' which sold out, numbers for the other films were terrible. Hopefully next year the organisers will try promoting the venues a bit more. For a city with more money than most others in Scotland the effort was pretty embarrassing. Aberdeen City council - get your sodding finger out!
The numbers at the closing gala were also not that great, especially considering the movie that was on. The film was 'Cass,' Jon S. Baird's movie based on the autobiography by Cass Pennant, about his early life in West Ham's InterCity Firm - one of the best known of the football hooligan crews in the 1980's.
We got a chance to meet up with the director Jon Baird (a fellow Aberdonian, now living in London) and Cass Pennant who also attended the gala. As few people turned up to the screening we managed to mostly monopolise Jon and Cass for the rest of the evening. They are great guys and we had a good evening chatting to them. Cass Pennant is so sharp, you really have to keep on your toes while talking to him: smart bloke.
In the photo are (from the left) Stirton Productions producers Kerwin Robertson and Michael Clark, director Mark Stirton and Cass Pennant. Sorry about the picture quality, photo is from a phone in bad lighting. Also sorry about the elf in the background, my pointy hat was at the cleaners that day.
