Concert: Bo Ningen live score – The Holy Mountain Venue: La Belle Angele, Edinburgh Date: 18 August 2024 If there was ever an event with my name daubed in six foot high neon letters upon the bill poster, it was surely this spectacular event. My record shop owning friend, who knows my musical and cinematic tastes […]
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A: The Curious Case of Glasgow City Council and the Missing Hollywood Millions. B: Supporting Feature: The Damaged Local Businesses and The Mysterious Lack of Glasgow Film Crews. BBC News Headline, 26 January – ‘Film and TV Productions generate £42m for Glasgow’ Question: Where did those millions of pounds ‘generated’ for Glasgow come from and
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As a simple example of their huge longevity, it’s likely there are today now more Beatles fans who were born after their 1970 split than there were during the band’s own existence. Like me, most of those new fans have not been able to experience the thrill of a new Beatles album in realtime. The
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One of the most repeated rock myths is that The Velvet Underground only sold a miniscule amount of records during their brief existence and that it took until many years later for them to find their rightful place in the music history books after being discovered by ‘Punk’. Something about this story did not feel
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Into Creative gives creatives a platform, from established artists to those emerging or still under the radar for most people. Into Creative also produces its own content with new, exciting projects in development, which will come to fruition in 2021. Our website offers reviews and interviews and performances across music, film, literature and the arts.
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Film Title: Ainu MosirDirector: Takeshi FukunagaLimited Theatre Release (2020). Streaming: Netflix (2020)Production Company: Cineric Creative Watching Ainu Mosir is a bit like contemplating snowflakes fall in the night from behind the comfort of a warm pane: it drifts before you in gentle flakes that melt in a moment yet leave an impression so deep that
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Film: Miraculous – The Rise And Fall Of The Miraculous Vespas Author: David F.Ross Director: Stuart Hepburn Edit: You can now watch the complete film here. During lockdown our cultural sector has been severely hit with no gigs, plays or films to attend but the ingenuity of Ayr Gaiety Theatre have found a novel way around that
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Hailing from Kirkintilloch, Graham Hughes is a Scottish writer and film director with a body of critically acclaimed and award winning work. With a clear love of film from a young age, it’s no surprise that Hughes is creating waves in the movie scene in Scotland through his ability to provide thought provoking narratives and
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Interview: Grant McPhee Occupation:Film Director Over at Intro Creative towers we’ve been beavering away in recent months and from a general discussion in a well known pub in the west end of Glasgow, we came up with an idea. An idea to showcase the best of Scottish creative culture. We have plans to bring you updates,
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Glasgow-born film maker May Miles Thomas is undoubtedly one of Scotland’s finest visual storytellers, an award winning auteur whose tapestries challenge and bewitch in equal measure. Yet remarkably, she remains relatively unheralded in her homeland. May Miles Thomas is someone who sees the story between the cracks, beneath the dust and we were delighted to
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