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| On 19th Aug 2006, Moving Image Borders
had an interactive launch at the Pavilion
Cinema, Galashiels. The day was as follows: |
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10am |
Equipment taster sessions |
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10.30am |
Keynote
speech, Cameron Robson (Director, MIB)
Graeme Campbell (Film Officer, MIMAC)
Mitch Miller (Editor, The Drouth)
Dave Rushton (Institute of Local Television)
Q & A |
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11am |
Screenings: Digital Cinema |
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11.30am |
Digital
Editing and HD Camera Workshops |
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12pm |
Networking |
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MIB aims to promote and support moving image productions
in the Scottish Borders through training, equipment
hire, screenings and networking. With
support from the National Lottery and MIMAC, MIB is the
culmination of a long campaign by Borders filmmakers to
create an indigenous industry and promote Borders life
and culture in the wider media through the production of
drama, documentary, animation and video art.
This year we are launching
screening and training events with the aim of
establishing a base and an equipment hiring service in
2007.
For more information,
contact MIB on (01450) 372271, or email
organiser@movingimageborders.co.uk
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500 years of Shaving Goats:
Recent Neidpath Castle Shoot
Brian Devlin directed this recent video shoot, and we have a
special page - with photos - dedicated to it. see our
Shaving Goats
page. Brian has produced DVDs of this film
(available from Brian via
organiser@movingimageborders.co.uk
) and is hoping to premier soon at Peebles Eastgate Theatre.
Brian is working on other film
projects just now: including a rock music video and a
Canadian period drama to be filmed in the Borders.
Reivers Festival
A DVD giving the highlights of Hawick's Reiver Festivals
2003-2006 is now available. It has been produced by
Reiver Productions using MIB equipment.
Also available is a DVD of the
play Liddesdale: An Episode from a Border Feud
(edited using MIB equipment, and performed at Stampers in 2004).
For further details see
www.reiverproductions.co.uk.
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