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Yay, a quick little Trisklet from me! A Serial Killer's Revenge (Or The Point of Regret) is a dark little thriller out of England about a middle aged man, convicted of killing his family when he was 12, finally being released and telling his story to a young reporter to finally get it on the record. What did I think of William's story unfolding? Click the link and find out!
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You'll remember Simon Tate from Point of Regret that we screened at Worcestershire Film Festival. He is now working on a new drama called Jess And James and is using Indiegogo to help fund it. You can donate as little as £10 to support this film and based on the quality of Point of Regret, you know it'll be a captivating watch. There are 30 days left to support this film, so we'd urge anyone who is able to, to click the button as it directly supports film-making in Worcestershire
In 2009 Simon Tate wrote, directed & produced 'The Point of Regret'. On a budget of just £500 it became an official UK Film Council entry into the Sundance Film Festival and was picked up by Warner Brothers in North America. FMV magazine described 'The Point of Regret' as one of the most important British Films of this generation' Now for his next trick he needs £1000 funding to make crime thriller "Jess & James" and here is your chance to support the local film industry here in Worcester. When you give money to this project you are helping to create work for local film makers. Worcester has seen a huge expansion in it's independent film scene in the last few years with the rise of film courses at Worcester University as well as the launching of Worcester's first ever film festival in November 2012. But we need your help to keep expanding and by supporting this film you are supporting the creation of new opportunities in the British Independent Film Scene. The money you donate to this project will go towards paying for the expenses on all those involved in the project giving local people the chance to work on an exciting new film and to work with an internationally aclaimed director as well as to pay for the equipment needed to make the film.
Presenting Simon Tate
This weekend is Worcestershire’s first ever Film Festival, being held at The Hive in Worcester. We’ve been digging around to discover Worcestershire’s hidden film artists and today we would like to introduce director Simon Tate. Simon was born and raised in Canada and was on track to being a professional football player, until he was struck down with a knee injury effectively ending his career. So, Simon turned to his next passion which was writing. He teamed with a college friend who was into film and created a production company. Simon muses "we had no idea what we were doing, but I knew from that point on that I wanted to tell stories through film." Simon soon found himself working for the likes of Discovery Channel, Nickelodeon and CNN. Fast forward on, and Simon found himself in Worcester, creating his first feature film called The Point Of Regret.
"We also wanted to do it up here in Worcestershire so we put a call out for help and had a fantastic response. We just had the attitude that no matter what got in our way, we’d over come it. In the end we made a film for £500 that was an official UK Film Council selection for the Sundance Film Festival" He is now just in the final stages of writing his second feature, Viewers. Simon Munn, Festival Director added: “The Point Of Regret is a powerful drama that proves quality films can be made for a paltry budget. It also shows Worcestershire is ready to be put on the film-making map and we commend Simon for challenging the idea that films have to be made in London.” Worcestershire Film Festival is proud to open with The Point Of Regret on Friday, 2nd November at 7.00pm in The Hive. If you can't wait, then catch the trailer at http://youtube.com/watch?v=Jvg-Wmgpvgo
