Hear Me Now will have its UK premiere as part of the comedy programme on September 8th at the 15th Portobello Film Festival, 2010. The venue for this screening is Inn On The Green and HMN will screen at 8pm in the lineup.
You can also request to view the film as part of the Festival's Video Cafe Menu at Westbourne Studios from 6-11pm on 13th-15th September. Hear Me Now is no. 355 in the 'menu'.
HEAR ME NOW UPCOMING SCREENINGS IN LONDON
WED 8 SEPT
Comedy
INN ON THE GREEN 8pm
MON 13 SEPT
International Drama plus Video Cafe
WESTBOURNE STUDIOS 6-11pm
TUE 14 SEPT
Documentaries plus Video Cafe
WESTBOURNE STUDIOS 6-11pm
WED 15 SEPT
Art Documentaries plus Video Cafe
WESTBOURNE STUDIOS 6-11pm
For more details on the Portobello Film Festival visit their website or to download a full festival programme click here.
22:22 Productions is an independent production company, originally founded in London in 2009 by Irish actress and filmmaker Amy-Joyce Hastings. 22:22 Productions is currently based in Galway, Ireland (a UNESCO City of Film).
Solo Production/Creative Credits include short films:
HEAR ME NOW (2010) NOCTURNE PASSAGE (2013) BODY OF CHRIST (2016).
Co-Production Credits include feature films:
THE CALLBACK QUEEN (2015) DUETS (In Development, 2017)
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Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Saturday, 16 January 2010
Hear Me Now Screens at Underground Cinema
22:22 PRODUCTIONS are happy to announce that Hear Me Now will be screening as part of Dublin's Underground Cinema lineup on 18th February 2010.
Monday, 26 October 2009
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
Hear Me Now Shoot - 23rd August 2009
Here is a slideshow of some production stills and behind the scenes from our short film shoot Hear Me Now on 23rd August 2009. Location- Crane River.
Hear Me Now, Shooting Wrapped
Yesterday was the shoot date for our flagship short film Hear Me Now.
Eighteen sandwiches were made, costumes were donned, makeup was applied and troops and kit alike were marshalled. We made our way from Unit base along Crane River for about 30 minutes (not in point of fact ten, as I optimistically recollected from the location scout) on foot to our beautiful location. The sun was shining; the Gods were smiling too, for the most part. Admittedly we had a few unwanted extras (and I know they always said not to work with children or animals, but if they will insist on swimming into frame what can you do). But intermittant holdups notwithstanding the shoot went extremely well, and looking back on the footage I am thrilled to bits with the performances from my brilliant cast, as well as being very satisfied from all technical standpoints. I'm looking forward to doing an assembly edit tomorrow.
So....so far, so good.
Cast and crew for the shoot were fantastic. I'm very grateful to everyone for their hard work. Some behind the scenes shots can be seen in the collage above, courtesy of Seán Branigan.
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