Issue 5
Summer 1998
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| Thinking British-Asian, thinking independent film: in conversation with Atif Ghani Atif Ghani discusses the historical trajectories within British-Asian Independent Cinema and suggests a need to move towards a more commercially viable approach |
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Hands Some people say the eyes are the window of the soul. Others say the hands are the blue print of the heart. A documentary by Dave Cook |
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Mother Dao |
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Frozen Music |
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Wasteland |
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| Life of a producer Charles Thompson has been involved in the production of some of the most interesting short films to date and he has now almost completed his first feature The Mexican Standoff |
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| Make it easier on yourself Simon Ponsonby's potted history of a group of independent filmmakers and Team Works |
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| "Temenos" and Other Places Nina Danino's new film has been recently screened at the Edinburgh Film Festival, here she gives an overview of her films, themes and current practice |
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| Engagement: Approaching the soundtrack Larry Sider, editor, sound designer and curator of the School of Sound, explores ways of mastering the neglected dimension of filmmaking |
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| Low Budget films at the 51st Cannes film festival Report by Françoise Pyszora |
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| The Short Film Bureau The Short Film Bureau is set to promote and distribute shorts not only in cinemas and television but in places as varied as trains, planes, ferries and hospitals. We have interviewed Matt Boysons, distribution manager of the SFB to find out more about this interesting project |
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| Q&A Paul Gallagher continues to explore the world of screenwriting and answers a few questions from our readers |
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| Italy in shorts First in a series of investigations into the state of low-budget filmmaking around the world, Vanessa Strizzi of Bananafish Distribution take us around Fellini's peninsula on a not too sunny tour |
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