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Greetings. Bluescreen has its last ‘regular’ bluescreen night on 17th June before taking a summer break (details below) . So get those films in!

Plus (I) we are pleased to announce a very special Bluescreen night happening in July at The Cube Cinema, in conjunction with Shambala Festival. At which Shambala will be giving the opportunity to 2 filmmakers to win free tickets to go and make a film at Shambala Festival 2009, in august! (Check in at our myspace site for more details)
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BLUESCREEN

Date: Wed 17th June /Time: 7.30pm /Door Tax: GBP 3/2

Its the last Bluescreen for a coupla months, So we want to see those films! If you’re a Filmmaker, BRING them along (20 mins or under) and we will put them up on the Cubes Big Screen.

We want you to bring your mini features, animations, no budget low budget, promos, experimental, whatever shorts!

Dont forget we are looking for short films for our slot at this years Shambala Festival, if you wanna submit a film, please bring it along tonite.

NOt a filmmaker? Come along anyway and check out some of the best of Bristol made films.

Kicking off the evening will be a LIVE score, to archived bluescreen Films, by the CUBE’s very own in-house ORCHESTRA.

Then your Films! Bring along DVD, Mini DV etc.

DJs Bluescreen Hi-Fi, will be spinning the toones in the bar throughout the evening.

So come to the Cube’s favourite and Bristols ONLY truly independent OPEN screen Film night and experience the best in Bristol Filmmaking!

Bluescreen- screening Films since 2001.

FFI: bluescreen@sparror.cubecinema.com
http://www.myspace.com/cubebluescreen

Good Filmmaking!

Bluescreen

ON THE MATTER OF THE DEFACEMENT OF ‘THE MILD MILD WEST’

Hello there, we are The Cube. We are not an organisation with a single coherent vision, more a collective of quite a few different heads and hearts, pushing and pulling in directions that sometimes happen to be the same, sometimes not. Consequently, it takes us a while to respond. Sorry about that.

Some of us thought that ‘Appropriate Media’s act against Banksy’s mural on Stokes Croft provoked interesting questions about our relationship with ‘street art’ and street culture. Some of us were quite genuinely angered at the damage done to a cherished local landmark. Most of us thought it was childish, clumsily executed, and inarticulately justified on a website that happens to be hosted on our free Arts server, Sparror.

Sparror hosting has always been about social community. The continued determination of ‘AMedia’ to remain anonymous runs contrary to the spirit in which Sparror is run, and as such their presence on our network is under review.

Last update 12 April 2009