“Noel Gallagher gets to meet Tony fucking Blair and we meet Fidel Castro.”
Nicky Wire, Our Manics In Havana.
OK here’s the deal. As people will have seen from previous surveys, I would like to be a film director.
The BBC is runing a competition as part of their Talent event to find new directors. The prize includes a placement for four weeks with the BBC, professional tuition in script structure, directing and production skills and the chance to shadow a BBC production, as well as £1000.
Sounds perfect. And it is. I would so much love to enter this competition and possibly win. But there is a catch.
To enter I have to submit a film no more than ten minutes long, to the BBC by the end of May.
I have no video camera, I have no access to post-production facilities, I have no money. In fact about the only thing I have in my favour is a few ideas for my film.
What should I do?
Should I attempt to go for it and see if I can scrounge what I need? Or should I just give up?
HELP!
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