Edinburgh Videos

Brand new character comedy recording at the Edinburgh fringe.

Brand new character comedy recording at the Edinburgh fringe.

From their album Body Discovery on Aardvark Records Some infectious Scottish Indie Pop from Edinburgh s Callel. Why do we keep returning to Scotland for the Daily Dose? Just listen to find out. Callel are: An entity consisting of an Arron, two Craigs and a Philip; Callel grew up in the same area of Granton in Edinburgh, went to the same school, caught the same nits, played in the same football team and now perform in the same band. Arron Cornall Vocals, Guitars Craig Finnie Bass, Vocals Phil Hague Drums, Vocals Craig Hughes Vocals, Guitars Download | Subscribe | Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe to All Links Callel @MySpace Callel @Facebook Aardvark Records IODA Links Callel Best Foot on the Ground (mp3) from Body Discovery (Aardvark Records) More On This Album

The second track from our super-sunny, super-cheery, super-pop session with Allo Darlin. Read all about it and remember a time when it wasn't f**ing raining at offthebeatentracks.tv

The second track from our super-sunny, super-cheery and super-pop session with Allo Darlin. See the full session and remember a time when it wasn't always f**ing raining at offthebeatentracks.tv

The first track from our super-sunny, super-cheery, super-pop session with Allo Darlin. Read all about it and remember a time when it wasn't f**ing raining at offthebeatentracks.tv

Royal Bank of Scotland - Sir Fred Goodwin's bio, failure and RBS collapse . not forgetting support from admirers such as Douglas Mill.

Channels featured this week - A Grand Day Out, Napier News, and Culture. A Grand Day Out visits Victoria Street, Napier News from Craighouse and Culture covers the graffiti scene in Edinburgh NapierTV meets at Merchiston every Thursday at 7PM, room numbers vary, look for ENTV posters or email us for details - show@napiertv.co.uk To get in touch with us:TXT ENTV: +44 755 6293 444Twitter - http://twitter.com/napiertvFacebook - http://napiertv.co.uk/facebook Check out the rest of ENTV's channels at:http://www.napiertv.co.uk

Channels featured this week - A Grand Day Out, Napier News, and Culture. A Grand Day Out visits Victoria Street, Napier News from Craighouse and Culture covers the graffiti scene in Edinburgh NapierTV meets at Merchiston every Thursday at 7PM, room numbers vary, look for ENTV posters or email us for details - show@napiertv.co.uk To get in touch with us:TXT ENTV: +44 755 6293 444Twitter - http://twitter.com/napiertvFacebook - http://napiertv.co.uk/facebook Check out the rest of ENTV's channels at:http://www.napiertv.co.uk

FilmLive.TV at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009 In this episode FilmLive.TV looks at what it takes to get your film out there and into the public eye. Michael Gubbins discusses how distribution is changing with the advances in technology and how this can help filmmakers. Scilla Andreen from indieflix.com spoke to us about the different things filmmakers should be doing to get their film noticed and the state of play with distribution in the world today. Helen Grace offers her advice after her own experiences of trying to bring a film to the attention of the audience. Finally Kristina Trapp talks about getting funding for a film and things filmmakers should be doing to get an investment. Produced in association with EIFF, Cameron Presentations, Audio Network, Mallard Productions and Lebowskis Edinburgh Brought to you by FilmLive.TV @ www.filmlive.tv

Chris and Mikaela talk to guests at the NSA's very first Passionate club night of the year and find out what students think of the night. Whilst it starts off a little quiet, as you can see by the end of the night word of the 2 Jaegerbombs has clearly spread!

From their Edinburgh Fringe show Smoke And Mirrorballs at the Pleasance, 18:00

Another swinging clip from Eddie and Fraser's night at Edinburgh Folk Club, Wed 16th Jan 2008

Glasgow born harmonica master Fraser Speirs, plays a version of 'Lost John' for the audience at Edinburgh Folk Club, The Pleasance, on Wed 16.01.08