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Star date: 30th August 2010  

INVISIBLE BULLETS

Hot on the heels of the fab Bog Standard movie, shot on location in the old Colgate soap factory in Ordsall, comes Invisible Bullets a mad wild west adventure set in a back yard.

This really short off its face film has been entered for The Virgin Media Shorts Awards and everyone in Salford can help the film makers win the chance to show Invisible Bullets in 214 cinemas nationwide.

Click here to see how to support one mad movie…


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Invisible Bullets is a two minute movie directed by Chris Lane of Bog Standard fame (click here) and is the running for The Virgin Media Shorts Award which offers twelve filmmakers the chance to have their movie exhibited on 214 cinema screens. One lucky winner will also win £30,000 to make their next film.

Invisible Bullets sees Jimmy, an avid shoot 'em-up game fanatic and Clint Eastwood wannabe, experience his gaming world turn into reality - which includes a Mexican standoff with Stan, the garden gnome.

The film is full of top special effects and has already shot into the top ten rankings on the Virgin Media Shorts website, as well as gaining an entry into the Encyclopedia of Weird Westerns

"When I first showed the script to a couple of people eyebrows were raised, and they did question how I was going to make a milk bottle 'explode' and leave a beer bottle 'decimated'" says Chris Lane "In truth I didn't know."

Chris has experience of working for Future Shorts, Arts About Manchester and BBC Blast and is currently in pre-production on a fan enabled feature film, an idea that was first exhibited at the CUBE gallery in Manchester.

"In the North West there is a creative and social movement, which is being referred to as the North West New Wave" Chris explains, urging everyone to help him put local film makers on the map

"The Virgin Media Shorts competition is heavily reliant on viewings, ratings and comments" he says "So I would like to encourage one and all to watch, vote and comment on our entry."

All you have to do is watch the film by clicking here…
Then register with the site and stick a comment up or vote it as your fave film.

We'll let you know how Chris gets on.

There's also loads of details on the film at the Invisible Bullets website – click here.

Words by Dawn O'Connor

    

 

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