You may well know now that we produced a short cinematic documentary called ‘Luvin the Black Country’ which was funded by the UK Film Council and Screen WM. Having finished production last year, we’ve been hot on the tail of festivals. However, in February we received a call from Simon Flynn at Screen WM informing us that our little old film has been selected to be shown at a private and intimate BAFTA screening in London.

This was a great moment for us, so suffice to say we donned our expensive jackets and drove into central London. A little lost, we struggled to wade our way through the scores of people traffic that populate the capital. The BAFTA HQ was as plush as they come, with free drinks all around, tough luck I drove down ay?

Anyway, the film was received very well, and also landed one critic to write us a 9.7/10 review on IMDb. Click here to check it out.

Ok, since we’ve been out of bloggin’ action for a while I think it’s best I fill you in on a few of the recent projects and events we’ve had on over the next few posts.

Since we last left you, we’ve been working on our massive yearly video project for Interserve Plc. The project basically entails the video documentation of a years worth of work in construction, but as usual, we like to make it a little more special than that. We created a giant timeline using 3D graphics that played with the voice over of none other than Phil Sayer. You may think you don’t know him, but if you’ve ever caught a train, he will have been the guy to tell you that it has arrived. Not sure what I’m talking about? click here. Needless to say, the project went down a storm at the Interserve management conference in March!