Films and Independence
Published: 25 February 2014
BBC Radio show reprises debate on the impact of independence on the film industry in association with the School of Culture and Creative Arts.
A recent BBC Radio Scotland debate reprised a successful initiative involving the University last year.
Last September, more than a hundred people attended a packed event at Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts to discuss the potential impact of independence on the film industry. The event, organised by Glasgow Short Film Festival in association with the University’s School of Culture and Creative Arts, heard from a stellar cast of industry participants and academics.
The discussion continued on Monday 17 February on BBC Radio Scotland’s Culture Studio featuring scriptwriter, Sergio Casci, Dr David Archibald, and event panelist Belle Doyle.
Panelists were, left to right. Ian Smith (Producing credits include Local Hero and Children of Men) Dr David Archibald (Film and Television Studies) Prof Philip Schlesinger (Centre for Culture Policy Research) Belle Doyle (Freelance locations specialist) Mairead Hamilton (Young Films) Mick Hannigan (Indie Cork Festival) Michael (Production Manager, Outlanders) Photo courtesy Eoin Carey.
The discussion continued on Monday 17th February on BBC Radio Scotland’s Culture Studio featuring scriptwriter, Sergio Casci, Dr David Archibald, and event panelist Belle Doyle.
You can listen at this link (from 1.34 onwards) The event was organised by Matt Lloyd (GSFF) and Dr David Archibald, Lecturer in Film and Television Studies Photo: Eoin Carey / GSFF14.
First published: 25 February 2014
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