It's officially on @Vimeo
SCREWJOB (8mins) | A short film about a single mum pro wrestler struggling to keep her dream alive...
WATCH HERE 👇
vimeo.com/856246963
#shortfilm #indiefilm #film

The success of GTA VI can and should be celebrated as a huge accomplishment of British art by British talent. #GrandTheftAutoVI

The British government should look at Rockstar Games like they do The Beatles and do more to talk up the fact it's a British studio responsible for the best games ever. Always weird to me that we don't celebrate our gaming roots more as a country, as they're pretty special

Saw Once Upon A Time In Hollywood in IMAX last night. I don't think cinema gets much better than that.

Learning about camera lenses makes me never want to film or shoot anything on my phone ever again. That wide angle warp is 👎

Without Sir Patrick Stewart I wouldn't be where I am today. One Summer he taught me Shakespeare, and something more. #PatrickStewart #Xmen #StarTrek

Sir Patrick Stewart changed the course of my career. RIP.

Get in Harry lad!

Go see Clayface at the pictures. Works for a Batman nut like me. Works as a standalone horror flick. And as a tragic romance.

Genuinely covering my face for some moments! In a Cronenberg kind of way. Emotional too. Harries & Ackie are magnificent.

#movies #cinema

#ClayfaceMovie tonight.

Today I turn 88…I’ve seen some serious shit. The most serious of it all is love. I love my family, my friends, and my wonderful fans. The power of love remains.

Hey gang. So @softladfilm is now on YouTube. And it’s been digitally remastered to 4K! If you’ve seen the film I’d be super grateful if you could head over and give it a like and even a cheeky comment. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

'Soft Lad' Film 10th Anniversary Release
youtu.be/AKPBZK0yVUM

Broadcasting in 60 frames per second is making sports look slower and less kinetic. I don't understand this choice.

We did it.

I work for WWE but watch a lot of wrestling worldwide. This goes for all wrestlers in all companies. I have worked in Wrestling for 42 years. An observation. We are portraying trained pro fighters with instincts ( even comedy bouts). If you don’t win you would make less money in the story we’re telling. Every TV bout , if there’s a pin, the cameras focus in. Please pin and kick out like your life and career depend on it. In story, it does. I’ve also been a part of knowing most talent since the 2000’s in many companies. As time goes by younger talent copy their favourite of film. I recently watch AJ Styles v Amazing Red from the early 2000’s. I see how many people copied them. What I saw was every pin was aggressively applied and shoulders covered and stacked. Every kick out they kicked out like their life depended on it. Something has been lost in the last 20 + years. Let’s not insult the intelligence of our audience who are giving us their precious time. In a fight scene in a movie ( which is what wrestling is) we know the punches don’t really hit but if we saw that we would eventually stop watching it. Your audience and fans deserve better. If you can’t be uncomfortable for a few seconds being stacked up in a pin, maybe this isn’t for you.

Brilliant news! #cinema

This Thursday, I’ll be sharing the incredible work of BIFA & BAFTA winning filmmaker Savanah Leaf. As part of FROM SHORT TO LONG FORM, I will screen her extraordinary feature Earth Mama (2023) alongside her short, The Heart Still Hums (2020).

🎟️: picturehouses.com/movie-details/…

Why isn't it just called an 'entrance' like in wrestling? Is this a modern term that caught on recently?

Mad that this was even a thing. But thank you @andyburnham