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Cambridge Film Festival - Interview with Project Trident.
In the first of several – 209radio forum only - reports from the 29th Cambridge Film Festival, Bums On Seats talks to the creative film making minds behind Project Trident.
Project Trident presents a late night selection of their imaginative short films on two evenings of the Film Festival. The films showcase the best in resourceful, no-budget film-making, with subjects ranging from shocking horror to touching drama and then all the way back to shocking horror. These are films as likely to inspire as to offend.
Toby Miller met up with some members of Project Trident to ask them how they got started, where they get their ideas from and the reason for their very particular film making philosophy.
Project Trident Screening Times:
Friday 18th September - 11.00pm
Wednesday 23rd September - 11.30pm
Project Trident (from left to right) Thomas Dobbin, Carl Peck, Andrzej Sosnowski and Christian Lapidge
http://www.vimeo.com/channels/projecttrident
http://twitter.com/ProjectTrident
Project Trident presents a late night selection of their imaginative short films on two evenings of the Film Festival. The films showcase the best in resourceful, no-budget film-making, with subjects ranging from shocking horror to touching drama and then all the way back to shocking horror. These are films as likely to inspire as to offend.
Toby Miller met up with some members of Project Trident to ask them how they got started, where they get their ideas from and the reason for their very particular film making philosophy.
Project Trident Screening Times:
Friday 18th September - 11.00pm
Wednesday 23rd September - 11.30pm
Project Trident (from left to right) Thomas Dobbin, Carl Peck, Andrzej Sosnowski and Christian Lapidge
http://www.vimeo.com/channels/projecttrident
http://twitter.com/ProjectTrident
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