Independent feature film shot on HDV

[Steve Downer]

I thought you might be interested to know that a British independent feature film, NADINE, that I worked on as Director of Photography and Cameraman last year, and which was shot entirely on my JVC HD110E camera, had a European premiere last week.
The film is one of 11 chosen to screen at the Cinema l’Odyssee in Strasbourg, France, for the Cinema Britannique season between June 27th and July 17th. The other films are The Queen, The Wind That Shakes The Barley, Notes On A Scandal, An Ideal Husband, My Beautiful Launderette, Cashback, Red Road, United 93, Isolation, & Keeping Mum so the JVC HDV 720p format has held its own amongst some very distinguished films that originated in 35mm.
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You can find more about NADINE and the film season at the websites http://www.nadinethemovie.co.uk and http://www.cinemaodyssee.com and a short trailer is at http://www.artstrike.eu
Steve Downer
http://www.stevedowner.co.uk

[Steve Downer]

Thanks Stu,
There’s now an interview with the director Ian Simpson and a couple of clips from the film at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC1yYqUbZug
Steve Downer
http://www.stevedowner.co.uk

[Stu Smith]

Looks like a really interesting film. Congratulations Steve, (I’ll look out for it)

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