ST ALBANS MOVIE MAKERS Clubs Online | Contact | Club News Patron Philip Madoc
	If you live in North Hertfordshire and have an enthusiasm for movie making - whether holiday videos, documentaries or original stories ST.ALBANS MOVIE MAKERS could be for you. The club was formed in 1981 and has won many awards, but at its heart is the exciting and rewarding prospect for members to develop their skills in a friendly atmosphere. Regular fortnightly meetings include: CLUB COMPETITIONS to show your videos WORKSHOPS - covering many techniques TOP SPEAKERS to inspire and encourage CLUB PRODUCTIONS - planning and filming TALKING - exchanging gossip and experience We meet fortnightly on Tuesday evenings at 7.45pm at the United Reform Church Hall, Homewood Road, St. Albans. You will be sure of a warm welcome.

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• THE ENGLISH SPEAKING UNION
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The Unkindest Cut

The Unkindest Cut is a 2003 production by St Albans Movie Makers which takes a fresh look at Paris at the time of the French Revolution. Sir Burty Blacknees (Brian Harris) is an English aristocrat with Pimpernel tendencies whose tactics are rather unusual. The production by Mike Cobert is itself unusual because all the live action was filmed on digital video in the normal way while the backgrounds are ink line drawings on card. The rest was all up to the computer.

Contact

For more information call Alan Gardner on 01582 763106 or email alang678@aol.com.

Page updated on 03 March 2008

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