For those of you who missed the whole Gone Fishing World Premiere at the Rhode Island Film Festival on the blog, here is the whole edited Video Blog, one Webisode after another.
I wanted to document the journey for other film makers who had not yet attended a major international film festival – so it’s the sights and sounds, as well and what I hoped would be the glam and the glitz.
And did we win?
You will need to watch to find out…
Webisode 1 - The Journey
The long journey from the UK to Rhode
Island, and thoughts on the way
Webisode 2 - The Opening Night...
The opening night screening of Gone Fishing, were the best laid plans went
horribly wrong...
Webisode 3 - The Opening Night, Continued...
The screening of Gone Fishing in front
of 2000 people... what did they think of it?
Webisode 4 - Prints, Panels, Posters and Parties
The other stuff that goes on at film
festivals and why all film makers love it!
Webisode 5 - The Closing Night Films...
Gone Fishing screens on 35mm in front of a capacity audience on the closing night of the festival..!
Webisode 6
- The Awards!
It's getting VERY
exciting now!
What a jorney... If you enjoyed this video blog, drop me a line to let me know, so we can stay in touch and keep going on the videos...[email protected]
Onwards and upwards!
Chris Jones, Film Maker and Author
www.livingspirit.com
[email protected]
I really appreciate Chris for sharing his experience with his peers. I'm a film maker too and I regret not video taping the Events that are associated with Winning a festival (I also won). But I was able to relive my experience thru your video blog. Thanks Chris....Marcus Aurelius
Posted by: Marcus Aurelius | August 16, 2008 at 05:11 PM
First of all congratulations to Chris. I entered living spirit to just spend 2 to 3 minutes. Believe me, could not stop - kept on viewing the shoot. The journey chris took through was quite interesting. We have just completed a movie and submitting our entry for the festivals. Good lesson to all of us to have a complete record like this-Whether you win it or not! Ashok Suvarna
Posted by: Ashok Suvarna | August 16, 2008 at 06:00 PM
I only saw the trailer for your short and I loved it. Congrats & best of luck at the Oscars!
Posted by: Jason C. Sting | August 16, 2008 at 08:25 PM
Congratulations for the award you won for Gone Fishing. Also, wish you good luck for the oscar nomination.
Posted by: Raman Morarjee | August 17, 2008 at 12:36 PM
Well done Chris. I went into living spirit just to have a quick squiz and watched all. Very interesting and a novel idea. Now I want to see 'Gone Fishing'. Best, Pete Matthews.
Posted by: Pete Matthews | August 17, 2008 at 12:38 PM
Congratulations for winning the award for Gone Fishing. Best luck for the oscar nomination.
Posted by: Raman Morarjee | August 17, 2008 at 12:39 PM
Well done Chris!
I'm totally inspired by what you've done - I'm a British Actor who's moved into early pre-production stages ie. developing a feature script which I plan to shoot summer 09 - on a peanut budget - thanks so much for sharing your journey and for inspiring me to keep going!!
Posted by: Angus A Brown | August 17, 2008 at 04:08 PM
That's brilliant. Well done!!! So good to watch. Good luck pulling it all together for Oscars
Posted by: Mike M | August 18, 2008 at 04:33 PM
That's great. Well done!!! That was so good to watch. Good luck pulling it together for the Oscars
Posted by: Mike M | August 18, 2008 at 04:41 PM
Hi Chris, first I want to congratulate you! and second thanks for sharing this experience. I learned alot from this blog. I wish you the best for you future films to come. And before I forget, It was mentioned that the film would be screening in Miami in October, I live in Miami and would love to attend the screening.
Congrats
and Thanks.
Posted by: John Human | August 19, 2008 at 12:03 AM
You were once a little upset with me Chris, when I suggested it was time Chris Jones author put down his pen to pick up a camera once again. Maybe now you can see why!
Well done, Chris and well deserved. Take it all the way.
Yours Aye
James
Posted by: James MacGregor | August 24, 2008 at 08:54 PM