Rose Bruford College once again is supporting the Rob Knox Film Festival, Bexley’s premiere showing of new films across the Borough. From hosting workshops for film-makers and performers, to supporting the management of the event, the College is investing in the future of film in Southeast London. The College is also playing host to the Pointless Taxi film project, a chance for young film-makers across the borough to exercise their creative talents onscreen and behind the camera. Pointless Taxi meets every Tuesday at the College, lead by Darren Rapier and Colin Jolly, experienced film makers and writers. Darren originally studied writing for stage and screen at the College some years back, and has just had a showing of his own short film Blind Man’s Bluff, shot largely in Sidcup. To view the trailer click here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5trp28S60U
01/06/2010
For further details and information, please contact Dominic Bean on 020 8308 2605 or email