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Category Archives: Short film
Bury me in the Backyard (2014) – review.
If you’re after a suspenseful, well filmed drama, then look no further. ‘Bury me in the Backyard,’ by Två Ljus Films is that and more. The film is in Swedish and provides the viewer with subtitles in English. At 25 … Continue reading
Filming on a chilly February night – Frank’s Calling.
Description: Frank’s Calling is episode 2 of our Penny for the Guy digital series. Episode 1: First things first, thanks again to Cinelaya, provider of an excellent suite of filmmaking tools, useful for film projects, large or small. Thank you … Continue reading
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Tagged Alastair Butler, Armoured Films, Bandstand, Big Frog Films, Bob Wilkes, Carla Buckley, Carla Kovach, Charlie Tabberner DOP, Cinelaya, Deri Walton, Digital Series, Elizabeth Burden, Film, Frank's Calling, Horror, John lovell, Joshua Baggott, Kaush Patel, Mark Wallace, Mark Whitehouse, Nigel Buckley, Pat the Bull, Penny for the Guy, Redditch, Sheila Evans, The Black Tap
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Location, location and blood.
What an excellent couple of weeks it’s been for the team of Frank’s Calling. We have the excellent Cinelaya on board, who offer a suite of tools to assist filmmakers with the whole production process. Amongst other things, we’ve sourced … Continue reading
Penny for the Guy – trailer
Check out the trailer to our latest short horror film. It was shot on location in Redditch. If you’d like to know more, take a look at ‘Penny for the Guy’ or Big Frog Films on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Penny-For-The-Guy-Horror-film/258999864294298?ref=bookmarks https://www.facebook.com/groups/bigfrogproductions/?fref=ts There … Continue reading
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Tagged Actor - Elizabeth Burden, actor - John Lovell, Actor - Mark Whitehouse, actor - Nigel Buckley, Anthony Weston, Big Frog Films, Carla Buckley - actor, Carla Kovach, Charlie Tabberner - DOP! Kaush Patel - Director, Diane Richardson, Freya Richardson, Horror, Indie Film, mags martin, Monster special effects - Alex bourne, Original soundtrack - John Lovell, Penny for the Guy, Producer/Director - Nigel Buckley, Redditch, short, Simon Thompson - Actor, Sound - Mark Wallace, Sound - Neil Davidson, Steve Walker, Wayland Thor badger, Worcester
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Moonstar and Traycee visit Sparkles
Check out Big Frog’s latest film which I directed. Moonstar and Traycee visit the beauty salon for a back and bikini wax. Check it out for a giggle. X please feel free to share.
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