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This episode features a conversation with Steve Carson, Head of Multiplatform Commissioning at BBC Scotland, a role which sees him work across TV, radio and digital.Originally I was keen to talk to Steve about the first year of the BBC Scotlan
This episode features a conversation with Scottish actor and screenwriter, Andrea Gibb, whose latest film, Elizabeth is Missing, is currently on BBC iPlayer.We discussed her move from acting to writing, her cult 2004 film, Dear Frankie, and ho
It's been a wee while since the last episode of the podcast, but life caught up with me. I hope to release at least one new episode each month, so keep an eye on your podcast feed.This episode I caught up with Edinburgh-based filmmaker Mark C
In this episode I have a blether with writer/director/actor Matthew Holness about the dark Possum, and some of the cast of the bright and breezy British comedy, Patrick. In this episode I mention the brilliant Scarfolk, head to https://scarfo
In this episode I have a blether with director Joe Dante! Joe's a bit of a hero of mine - I still remember sitting in the cinema watching Gremlins 2: The New Batch and I love Matinee - so it was great to talk to him about his love of old movi
This episode goes behind-the-scenes of Time Triak, the latest film from Edinburgh documentary filmmaker, Finlay Pretsell.There's some great advice in here from Finlay on making documentaries, and about what it took to get Time Trial to screen
Welcome to episode 17 of ReelScotland Blethers.This episode I speak to Edinburgh-based writer/director Matt Palmer about his new film, Calibre, which debuts worldwide on Netflix on Friday 29th June.Read Matt's ReelScotland interview from 20
Welcome to Episode 16 and Episode 1 of ReelScotland Blethers! Confused? You may well be, but all is explained in the podcast.You can also hear an interview with Scottish actor Ewen Bremner, who discusses a short film he's produced, No Song to
ReelScotland Blethers is both a new and old podcast - here ReelScotland.com's Jonathan Melville tries to explain what's going on with this feed...
Interview with actor James McAvoy as he discusses his latest film, the Irvine Welsh adaptation, #Filth.
Jonathan Melville talks to Storyteller Andy Cannon about his new silent cinema event, The Lost Art of the Film Explainer. Read the review http://www.reelscotland.com/event-review-the-lost-art-of-the-film-explainer/ #silentcinema #scotland #edin
In the role of Merida, heroine of Disney-Pixar’s new animated epic, Brave, actress Kelly Macdonald’s voice is one the most recognisable elements of a film which seeks to bring girl power to 10th Century Scotland. Read the interview http://www.r
At a recent press conference held to promote Disney-Pixar's Brave, director Mark Andrews noted some of the films that inspired his team.
Memories of the Bo'ness Hippodrome from two local residents.
Silent film pianist Neil Brand's opening introduction to the 2012 Hippodrome Festival of Silent Cinema in Bo'ness, Scotland.
Larry O'Reilly and Matt Eyre discuss the launch of Cineworld IMAX Edinburgh.
Ben Lloyd-Hughes on Young James Herriot's Harry Potter connection
Ben Lloyd-Hughes introduces Young James Herriot's Rob McAloon
Amy Manson on working in Scotland in Young James Herriot http://www.reelscotland.com/amy-manson-young-james-herriot-bbc-scotland/
Amy Manson on the period setting of Young James Herriot http://www.reelscotland.com/amy-manson-young-james-herriot-bbc-scotland/
Actor Iain De Caestecker discusses the filming of BBC Scotland's Young James Herriot.http://www.reelscotland.com/young-james-herriot-iain-de-caestecker-bbc-one/
Australian actress Melissa George discusses her upcoming Scottish-set thriller, A Lonely Place to Die.
Part 2 of a round-up of the highs and lows of the 2011 GFF.
Shona Thomson, Artistic Director of the Hippodrome Festival of Silent Cinema, talks about the new event coming to Scotland.
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