Key Dates to Remember

September 8th – Killriculum website goes live.

September 13th 2008 – Free live workshops @ The Bond, 180-182 Fazeley Street B5 5SE

October 10th – 8 writers selected to write online feature film treatment.

October 17th – Final submission date for ‘make your own short horror films’.

October 18th to 21st – Judging of films.

October 21st - 22nd – 10 Selected filmmakers notified.

October 25th – Free live workshops @ Millennium Point, Curzon Street B4 7XG

October 26th from 1.30pm – Hello Digital Showcase of 10 best films entered in Killriculum Gallery @ Millennium Point followed by high profile guest Q + A panel inc. John Hough and Hello Digital screening of 'Bride of Frankenstein'

October 26th NEW DATE! - Free live workshops @ Millennium Point, Curzon Street B4 7XG

Gallery Film Showcase on 26th Oct moved to the afternoon!

Submitted by admin on Thu, 10/16/2008 - 15:32.
John Hough

The showcasing of the best films submitted to our gallery will now take place at 1.30pm on Sunday 26th October at Millennium Point on Curzon Street, and certificates will be handed out by legendary film director, John Hough, who will then take part in the panel discussion about the future of British horror. The screening of 'Bride of Frankenstein' (its first screening in decades) will then commence after a short break at about 3.15pm.

This event is totally free, and elsewhere in the building we've also got a creepy coffin installation for you to check out so don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity!

A BIT ABOUT JOHN HOUGH:

John Hough directed over 30 feature films including some of Hollywood’s biggest including Legend of Hell House, Escape to Witch Mountain and American Gothic.

John has worked with many of the film industry's greatest actors including Oliver Reed, Hugh Grant, Richard Burton, Sophie Loren and Christopher Lee.

John will be viewing selected short horror films made by local young people and handing out certificates and well as contributing to a panel discussion about the future of British horror.