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Post by garf on Sept 12, 2006 13:57:49 GMT
Sweet Maria is my first choice as I would love to see what happens in something that contains the words building site comedy and horror.
King of Gypsies would also be great but winters coming and we need some laughs.
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Post by cartoonscott on Sept 19, 2006 15:01:17 GMT
Topic: What would you like me to make next??? The script I've just written, you can see it at www.myspace.com/evansvisual_arts It is called Barstewards. I have a project I want to build a team of writers around. I have a current script that is merely a starting point to work from. The idea is that it is a style of sketch show with a concept that gives it a loose thread that holds it together. The basic concept is that each episode starts at a bar ran by three friends, then though an assortment of random events the tales move away from the pub where the viewers encounter different random scenarios and events each time. Eventually each episode would finish with the chance events finishing back at the bar. The only consistent characters in the series/film would be the three friends who feature at the start and end, and sometimes in between. I wouldn't like to have Lou and Andy style characters being repeated and done to death, though the odd character or familiar event could reoccur now and again |
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Post by richard on Oct 17, 2006 10:55:49 GMT
Sweet Maria...not really conforming, would like to see a Bartley Gorman film as I've heard a lot about him and saw him around before he passed on. But besides sounding intruiging, I would love Shane and P.Considine to work together again.
But as mentioned, those deleted scenes in Romeo Brass need seeing!
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Post by darren on Oct 21, 2006 13:52:21 GMT
I have voted for KING OF THE GYPSIES. Awesome story and a real labour of love for Shane. The documentaries you did on him were excellent.
This is a bit left field but how about you doing BOUNCER the geoff thompson biography with Paddy.
Check out the BAFTA winning short that Paddy is in of the same title.
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Post by stripeyhat on Oct 23, 2006 15:32:28 GMT
but all in all anything with paddy c in it would be awfully swell. Agreed  I think I'll have to follow the majority and vote for Sweet Maria, sounds intriguing!! ;D |
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Post by andrewr on Oct 25, 2006 13:12:38 GMT
Are people allowed to steal the ideas that you don't use?
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Post by pointblank on Oct 31, 2006 11:11:50 GMT
shane why dont you make a film about a young lad who,s dad is short of money and takes him to really crap places and cons him that they are really places of natural beauty ie the trevi fountain, great wall of china etc you know the type of thing i mean i am sure ha ha
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Post by vishvanath on Oct 31, 2006 15:34:36 GMT
hey shane i'm really interested on how you select the music for your movies. I've just seen dead man's shoes for the manyeth time and really liked the acoustic sound.....is it stuff you commission, is it from your own collection...interested to know.
looking forward to seeing this is england soon..
wishes vishvanath
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Post by pressuredrop on Oct 31, 2006 22:19:18 GMT
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Post by anonlytwin on Nov 1, 2006 14:50:24 GMT
I read that bartley gorman book 'king of the gypsies' completely at random- a picked it up when i was at a lose end job- and was totally gripped- read it in one... when i discovered there was a chance you might be making a film of the man i was ecstatic... the bull punch on screen... film couldn't get much better than that. scorcese's depictions of realistic violence would be shot to pieces if you got to grips with that guys life. what a star he was. i'm going to work out a way of fixing this vote
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Post by RydCook on Nov 1, 2006 18:14:38 GMT
hey shane i'm really interested on how you select the music for your movies. I've just seen dead man's shoes for the manyeth time and really liked the acoustic sound.....is it stuff you commission, is it from your own collection...interested to know. looking forward to seeing this is england soon.. wishes vishvanath The Acoustic music for dead man's shoes is done mostly (if not all) by a band called Clayhill. Shane is mates with these guys and these done music for some of his other films too. the last scene witht the piano is an Aphex Twin song called "Nanou 2" if you were interested in that. Hope this kinda answers your question |
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Post by tonyyeboah on Nov 1, 2006 18:58:13 GMT
What about a romantic comedy based around Uttoxeter racecourse?
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Post by billywizz on Nov 2, 2006 13:47:58 GMT
Highwood do anything for love...?
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Post by Morell™ on Nov 2, 2006 17:24:20 GMT
So whats happening with this list now the yorkshire ripper project is looming?
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Post by depp999 on Nov 7, 2006 15:11:50 GMT
'The Hill' will be re-mastered & released on DVD in 2007.
Now Shane is a happy man! ;D
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