Beyond The Frame with Film London Film London

For our final episode of the season we are going back to the beginning and bringing you some more voices from the world of drama. Our first guest, Julian Fellowes, is an Academy Award-winning screenwriter of films such as Gosford Park, The Young Victoria and Vanity Fair. Fellowes is also creator, sole writer and executive producer of the worldwide hit series Downton Abbey which over its six seasons received 69 Emmy Award nominations; winning 15, including writing and Outstanding Miniseries or Movie for Fellowes. We are also talking to Lucy Brydon, whose critically-acclaimed directorial debut feature Body Of Water was released in cinemas last year and was partly funded by our Film London Microwave scheme. Brydon was recently nominated for a Scottish BAFTA for her writing work.
Julian Fellowes was interviewed by our Chief Executive Officer Adrian Wootton and Lucy Brydon was interviewed by Laura Stratford from our partnerships team. Beyond the Frame with Film London is hosted by Adrian Wootton and produced by Charlie Ralph for Film London.

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This week we look at Science Fiction with three very different creatives within the industry performing three very different roles. Sammy Differ has worked as a costume designer for Guillermo Del Toro, Kenneth Branagh, Chloe Zhao and many more on films like V for Vendetta and Marvel's Eternals, Gregorios Kythreotis is Creative Director for London-based games studio and creators of Sable, Shedworks, and Gavin Rothery is the director of 2018 cult sci-fi Archive and concept designer on Duncan Jones' seminal Moon and the videogame Star Citizen.
Sammy Differ was interviewed by Laura Stratford of our Partnerships team, Gregorios Kythreotis was interviewed by our Head of Games, Michael French, and Gavin Rothery was interviewed by our Production Officer Sanjivi Krishnan. Beyond the Frame with Film London is hosted by Adrian Wootton and produced by Charlie Ralph for Film London.

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This week we look at documentary with two Academy Award-winning industry figureheads. First, we talk to Touching The Void, Whitney & Marley director Kevin Macdonald about interview tips and moving from narrative to doc. Then, we discuss music documentaries and ethics with documentary super-producer Rob Savage.
Kevin Macdonald and John Battsek were both interviewed by Film London Chief Executive Adrian Wootton. Beyond the Frame with Film London is hosted by Adrian Wootton and produced by Charlie Ralph for Film London.

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This week we look at horror with two breakthrough British horror writer/directors. First, we talk to Censor director Prano Bailey-Bond about influences, censorship and the meaning of horror. Then, we discuss practical jumpscares, directing your first film and how to watch a horror film with Host director Rob Savage.
Prano Bailey-Bond was interviewed by Creative Programmes Advisor Nadia Oliva and Rob Savage was interviewed by Digital Coordinator Charlie Ralph. Beyond the Frame with Film London is hosted by Adrian Wootton and produced by Charlie Ralph for Film London.

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Beyond The Frame with Film London looks at Comedy, talking to the creative team behind a new cinema release and an experienced Comedy producer. First, we talk to Marley Morrison & Michelle Antoniades, the director and the producer of award-winning LGBTQ+ comedy Sweetheart. Then, we give you a complete crash course in what comedy producers want to see from writers and performers in a chat with Big Talk (Goes Wrong Show) Executive Producer and former ITV Head of Comedy Saurabh Kakkar.
Marley Morrison & Michelle Antoniades were interviewed by Head Of Talent Development and Production Jordan McGarry and Saurabh Kakkar was interviewed by Digital Coordinator Charlie Ralph.

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Beyond The Frame with Film London looks at Thrillers, talking to creatives at three different stages of their career. First, we talk to Barbara Broccoli & Michael G. Wilson, the legendary producers of the James Bond franchise, about the creation of their iconic character and the legacy of the franchise. Then, we discuss dystopias and designers with James Hawes, who has directed cult classic television for nearly thirty years, including episodes of Snowpiercer, The Alienist, Doctor Who, Penny Dreadful and Black Mirror. Finally, we chat to new filmmaker Rene van Pannevis, whose debut feature Looted was commissioned through the Film London Microwave scheme and was nominated for the 2021 British Independent Film Awards' Discovery Award.
Barbara Broccoli & Michael G. Wilson were interviewed by Film London CEO Adrian Wootton, James Hawes was interviewed by Creative Programmes Advisor Nadia Oliva and Rene Pannavis was interviewed by BFI NETWORK Talent Executive Josic Cadoret.

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