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Selling Hopkins premieres at Calgary in Canada
13 September 2007
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Quikmark Media’s short film Selling Hopkins will World Premiere at the 2007 Calgary International Film Festival, Canada.
Funded through the Raw Nerve initiative between The Australian Film Commission and The Film & Television Institute WA, Selling Hopkins is a quirky dramedy about the emerging friendship between an awkward unemployed man (Jeremy Malcolm) and a lonely saleswoman (Michelle Francis).
Selling Hopkins was produced, written & directed by Scott Eathorne. Director of Photography was Anthony Hanson. Original Music by Lavina Harte. Film was shot over two days late in March and completed July 2007.
“I’m excited to world premiere Selling Hopkins at Calgary. It’s a great start for the film and I’m happy that the programmers responded positively to the story. It’s good to see they’re embracing West Australian filmmaking” said Scott.
Raw Nerve is a joint venture between The Australian Film Commission and The Film & Television Institute WA for emerging filmmakers.
Selling Hopkins is Eathorne’s first funded project produced through Quikmark Media. http://www.quikmarkmedia.com/hopkins
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