Archive | September, 2012
How Eccentric?
13 SepThe Arts Club, Mayfair. Honoured guest of the inaugural Eccentric Club dinner.
London).
It seemed a good idea at the time (I was bored).
13 SepA still from Atters Attree’s Paranormal Terrors show….
SEX TALK: The Wilder Shores. Channel 4. 1990 (TV Documentary).
13 SepOn location as one of the programmes producers. This documentary explores the increase in alternative sexual practices in depth analysis, history, observation and debate regarding sexual variation and practice by individuals and groups with professional opinions from sex “workers”, historians and therapists. Areas discussed include Sadomasochism, Infantalism (adult babies), cross dressing, body art and fetishism.
Film/TV Producer/Director/Writer (BECTU Prod/dir grade/2012 Press card accredited). IMBD credits: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2457402/
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A St Martin’s…
12 SepA St Martin’s School of Art be-ruffled young peacock with his film crew at St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden, (London, mid eighties).
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A very old scre…
12 Sep
A very old screening award notification poster from over 25 years ago. The Divine Comedy was shot on 16mm using a bulky WWII Arriflex BL film camera (and a clockwork Bolex for the title sequence). The 25 minuet film was shot entirely around a (then) crumbling and apocalyptic Brick Lane, London in 1987. The late Free Cinema film director Lindsay Anderson (Every Day Except Christmas, IF….) found the film “Menacing, disturbing, disturbed…”. Shot and directed by a rather “angry” young Atters.
Short clip of the film HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfD8ZC34pAs
Michael "Atters" Attree 