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The long and winding road... it's long, winding and slightly monotonous road, but there's a lot that goes into Cannes in a Van...Author: CANNESinaVAN Tags: cannes in a van film festival travel journey drive janus avivson stuart sutton catherine rose Ed Hartwell andy greenhouse london tonight cannesinavan croisette yellow ford transit moviescope Posted: 17 May 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 4

The long and winding road... it's long, winding and slightly monotonous road, but there's a lot that goes into Cannes in a Van...Author: CANNESinaVAN Tags: cannes in a van film festival travel journey drive janus avivson stuart sutton catherine rose Ed Hartwell andy greenhouse london tonight cannesinavan croisette yellow ford transit moviescope Posted: 17 May 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 4

They screen movies from the back of a van at the Cannes Film Festival. London Tonight followed the van on the first night of 2007. Author: Cannesinavan Keywords: Cannesinavan van cannes transit filmmaker reel short film trailer documentary art guerrilla experimental mobile cinema Added: December 10, 2007

This week's film is an experimental interpretation of what happens between sleeping and waking. Directed by Paul Windridge and Koo Bhangra, the film uses a simple visual division (which lends it the title) to portray its theme. Support short-film in 2007 and look forward to more movies from shallowSHORTS, here on the video podcast. If you would like to submit a film to the Podcast DOWNLOAD THE SUBMISSION FORM The shallowSHORTS Video Podcast - WHERE FILM IS DISCOVERED! Also look forward to the Soundtracks Of Your Lives horror special on Halloween in Central London... More details to follow. Blood, gore and a whole lot more!

If you're a regular to shallowSHORTS you'll know we've been away for a bit while hosting the video diaries from the Cannes in a Van boys. Well, while they gear up for their next venture, the now well-established ShallowSHORTS Vcast is back, screening new shorts, from an international pool of filmmakers, each with their own unique vision. The first film to get us back on track is a comedy from director Alex Emslie. It's a 'mockumentary' in the traditional sense, delving into the world of an up-and-coming artist, as he struggles to establish himself as a fresh talent in the higly-competitive art world. The film was shot in an improvised style, with only the scene structure in place. All dialogue was unscripted and improvised on the day. At the time of shooting, the lead actor, David Manson was attempting to become an artist himself. The paintings featured are all by him apart from the dog paintings, which were painted by the director, who got fed up waiting for David to finish the commission! It's a well-acted, witty short which is helped by the improvised scenes and excellent comic-timing by both leads. It has been screened at both the ShootFirst Festival in Edinburgh and The Leith Film Festival. Support short-film in 2007 and look forward to more movies from shallowSHORTS, here on the video podcast. If you would like to submit a film to the Podcast DOWNLOAD THE SUBMISSION FORM The shallowSHORTS Video Podcast - WHERE FILM IS DISCOVERED!

The CiaV trio take a day off and enjoy a night on the town. They say a fond farewell to the town they've called home for two weeks and embark on the arduous journey home. It's a long one...

Tuesday is ninja day in Cannes. That damned elusive Jamie...

CANNES in a VAN's fifth day. An eventful one that's for sure...

Day 5 on the Croisette. CiaV meets some of the Filmmakers in Cannes. What do they think of CANNES in a VAN?...

Day four in Cannes and the boys are relentless in their quests to screen films. The BBC's Culture Show turn up for an interview...

So, sorry there's been a delay in the next installment, but there have been technical problems to say the least at the Cannes end. Finally, if you want to, see what's been happening with those boys and their van in the biggest film festival in the world...

So... This is it... the start of the 'daily' podcast. we've had trouble with our internet connection thus far, so all a bit of a nightmare. The journey was long... but worth every minute. Sit back and listen to the ramblings of some very tired blokes...

This is a VERY short film from director John Condon... More info to follow, but this one is going in the van to Cannes! Keep it here for up-to-date video podcasts from the blokes in Cannes and follow their adventure here!

Sorry, sorry, sorry for the delay in publishing the next film! Hopefully it gave you time to download the huge file for Dear Steven Spielberg. It was our longest film yet, but worth it I'm sure you agree. We've been helping out the guys putting together CANNES in a VAN. They say it's 'The Perfect Vehicle for Independent Film'. Go and check out the sight - see if you can help! Anyway, this next one is a film we showed at the very first ShallowSHORTS100 film night back in 2004. We liked it then, and we like it now. It's a poetic glimpse into a photographer's thoughts directed by Steve Piper, whose later film, '3', was featured a few months back. Enjoy. Support short-film in 2007 and look forward to more movies every week from shallowSHORTS, here on the video podacast. If you would like to submit a film to the Podcast DOWNLOAD THE SUBMISSION FORM The shallowSHORTS Video Podcast - WHERE FILM IS DISCOVERED! Also, check out the guys who are doing something a bit different in Cannes at CANNESinaVAN.com- They need your support in anyway you Cannes!

Paul Buring is a struggling scriptwriter who has his heart set on working with Spielberg. Through numerous attempts, he tries to contact the maestro director and due to his persistence, he becomes embroiled in a Hollywood conspiracy that's been milking audiences for years. This, the longest so far of our featured films (the long download time is worth the wait), is a perfectly scripted, observed and very funny original short. It was written over a year by director, Stefan Georgiou and Sam Bern and was first unveiled back in August 2006. We will certainly see more from Stefan and LowFatFilms in the not-too-distant future. One to watch. Support short-film in 2007 and look forward to more movies every week from shallowSHORTS, here on the video podacast. If you would like to submit a film to the Podcast DOWNLOAD THE SUBMISSION FORM The shallowSHORTS Video Podcast - WHERE FILM IS DISCOVERED! Also, check out the guys who are doing something a bit different in Cannes at CANNESinaVAN.com- They need your support in anyway you Cannes!

Apologies if you've been waiting for the next film. This was due to shallowSHORTS taking some well-earned time off! Anyway, we're back with a low-budget black comedy directed by Sam Copland about one man's pain over his broken relationship and how he intends to deal with it. Actor Bob Bird had to drink 1 1/2 litres of cold tea during the filming which he apparently hates (surprisingly) and found it hard not to throw up! Keep supporting short-film in 2007 and look forward to more movies every week from shallowSHORTS, here on the video podacast. If you would like to submit a film to the Podcast DOWNLOAD THE SUBMISSION FORM The shallowSHORTS Video Podcast - WHERE FILM IS DISCOVERED! Also, check out CANNES in a VAN... - The Perfect Vehicle for Independent Film.