‎”Invisible” has been selected out of 1000 entries to screen at the Big Sur International Film Series in the remote Californian wilderness of Big Sur. The enclave is renowned for its artistic and bohemian history with writers such as Henry Miller, Jack Kerouac and Hunter Thompson having variously lived or spent time there. Orson Welles and his first wife Rita Hayworth famously bought a cabin there on their first visit. The Big Sur Folk Festival also ran there during the sixties bringing with it the likes of Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell.
The Big Sur screenings will be held outdoors in a natural ampitheatre under the towering redwoods between June and August of this year.

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“Invisible” has just been chosen for official selection at The Gold Lion Film Festival in Swaziland which is one of Africa’s leading short film showcases. Through Gold Lion, there will also be additional screenings at Bush Fire International Festival of the Arts – Swaziland’s performance arts festival. This is exciting news – it is “Invisible’s” premiere in Africa and the first time it will be shown to an African audience who are predominantly non-English speakers.

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‎”Invisible” has just been awarded a Platinum Remi Award at the 45th Worldfest, Houston International Film Festival, USA. After 10 days of packed screenings and industry events, the awards ceremony took place on Sunday night 22nd of April.

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Harold Chapman has a new story headlining in the “Arbuturian”. ‘Camden Lock’ is a short musing on the colourful ephemera that stalk London’s famous waterway…

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‎”Sweep”, which was accepted for Official Selection at last year’s Palm Beach International Film Festival but missed its slot due to a postal cock-up, has been accepted to screen at this year’s festival. The Palm Beach Film Festival takes place in sunny Florida from the 12th to the 19th of April.

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