Studio 1919
MasterClass for Actors
MasterClass for Actors
with
Award Winning Film Director
Carl Schultz
Tickets From:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/studio-1919
The Stern Head Mystery
The Stern Head Mystery at the Eastbourne Underground Theatre
(One Night Only)
Sunday 8th October 2017 – 7.30pm * Details and Tickets
Stern Head Mystery Poster
The Stern Head Mystery:
One Night Only:
Eastbourne Underground Theatre
Sunday 8th October 2017 – 7.30pm (Venue & Bar Open 7:00pm)
Online Ticket (no fee
Tickets: £12 (UGT members & Wyntercon Ticket Holders £9)
Also (on the door only) concession rates for anyone in fancy dress.
Underground Theatre Eastbourne
The Stern Head Mystery
A Bentley / Breeze Adventure
(steam radio version)
To coincide with Wyntercon 2017 Afterthought Theatre and Studio1919 present a heroes and monsters adventure comedy.
Sitting on a cliff top shrouded in mist and mystery … the Stern Head Conservatoire, a finishing school where the daughters of super rich are well and truly finished.
Every modern facility the 1920s has to offer, from Miss Willowbark’s debutante assault course to the school abattoir.
When a girl is killed and another driven mad, undercover chap Courtney Bentley persuades the intrepid Mrs Lorna Breeze to infiltrate the school as the new escapology mistress.
She will need all her skills to survive and foil the villainous plot that threatens to unleash an unspeakable horror…
A modern comic book story set in the 1920s and presented in the style of a 1950s radio serial.
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Training
Philippa teaches Confident Public Speaking, Leadership and Management skills for business at www.speakingwellinpublic.co.uk and www.managementcreative.co.uk
Writing
n addition to Thomas’ writing for stage and screen, and Thomas and Philippa’s collaboration for BBC Radio 4’s Weekending comedy sketch show:
In addition to Thomas’ writing for stage and screen, and Thomas and Philippa’s collaboration for BBC Radio 4’s Weekending comedy sketch show:
Talking Speaking
Philippa’s new book Talking Speaking, the guide to public speaking for business, performance and social occasions will be available soon
Plain English Campaign
Philippa is the winner of the PEC Inside Write Award for her article
Public Speaking – Handling Nerves
Editorial
Thomas writes on cinema special effects
Philippa writes on public speaking, leadership and management, career development, art and cinema
Theatre
Studio 1919 have taken three shows to the Edinburgh Festival, to superb reviews and full houses
Contact us if you are interested in acquiring the amateur or professional performance rights for any of our stage plays
Studio1919’s Afterthought Theatre Productions.
Fanny Hill
Full-length costume drama
adapted by Thomas Everchild
from John Cleland’s notorious 18th century nove
The adventures of Mistress Fanny Hill on a journey through the madams and tarts, sailors and gentlemen of the dark side of Georgian London
What the press say about Fanny Hill
“… a hugely enjoyable bawdy romp . It’s deliciously naughty and well worth staying up for…!
Jane-Ann Purdy, The Scotsman
“… Everchild’s adaptation for the stage catches the essential lusty humour and irreverence of John Cleland’s original book …
… Actress Philippa Hammond is instantly likeable as the much-sought-after Fanny, and brings an unexpected grace and vulnerability to the character…
… the intelligent script explores the base reality behind the veneer of genteel respectability in an enchanting and highly entertaining way…
… a scorcher of a show ..”
Liam Rudden, Edinburgh Evening News
“The Madames, rakes, fops and sailors of this time are wonderfully evoked and the erotic adventures and encounters of our heroine vividly realised…
… it’s very rude, often funny, but without ever descending into bad taste. Fringe drama doesn’t come any more stimulating than this…”
Ross Holloway, The List
Glimpse
Originally produced by Afterthought Theatre Productions.
Comedy, tragedy and mystery – a quartet of one-act plays / monologues for women written by Thomas Everchild and originally performed by Philippa Hammond
The plays glimpse the lives of four characters from different points in history:
An Honorary Man
Drama – Fifth century Egypt: The final hours of scientist, philosopher and teacher, Hypatia of Alexandria
Turning The Handle
Vintage naughty romantic comedy-drama – Edwardian England: an unusual twist to a story set in the early days of cinema as a lady looks back on her life making naughty ‘what the butler saw’ films with her beloved
Little Girls Like to Kiss
Thriller – 1940s New York: Glamorous Marcia Blouse, receptionist to the mysterious private eye Dick Mammal … just what are the Black Hats plotting and what is Marcia’s terrible secret?
Backstage Whispers
Comedy-drama – Edinburgh Festival today: An actress caught backstage in mid performance recounts the true horrors of profit share in the fringe show from hell
Glimpse has an excellent track record and reviews, and may be available for performance, for amateur or professional production
Glimpse consists of four separate one woman pieces, each 25 minutes, which can be performed as a quartet or as individual plays or together in any combination
A full production may be mounted with a single voice or up to four performers
The plays were originally performed as a single 120 minute show (including interval) by Philippa Hammond, but they have since been performed together by different performers and as individual 25 minute plays
The Glimpse plays are flexible enough to be performed in large or small venues and at varying lengths
What the press say about Glimpse
“… a hit from the Edinburgh Fringe festival …
… drama, suspense and genuine laughs….
… graspable, engrossing and very entertaining …
… Hammond expertly places her audience in the scene, deftly moving across centuries and cultures as she embodies the mind and motivations of four women…”
Lyndsey Winship, The Argus
“… three-dimensional, literate and dramatic scripts …
… spellbinding and entertaining, heart rending and humorous….
… brilliant talent … an hour was all too short….”
Roderick Graham, The Scotsman
“… understated and impressively controlled…
… sense of command in script and acting. Hammond excels …
… the writing is taut, wry and understated. At best reminiscent of Alan Bennet’s Talking Heads, Glimpse is impressive, and well-named; fleeting moments of subtle theatrical insight…”
James Kirkup, The Scotsman
Unreliable Romances
A quirky cabaret noir written by Thomas Everchild
Original songs, stories and poems, Martian adventures and jolly hockey sticks – an evening of tall tales set in a 1950s radio show
The Neverland Singularity
Short comedy two-hander play by Thomas Everchild
An uptight scientist meets her match when a traffic jam throws her into philosophical wrangling with an erudite taxi driver
Cascade
by
Thomas Everchild
A full-length two-hander
Science fiction drama mystery
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Film
Studio 1919’s film slate
Pre-production, post-production and previous work
Films in pre-production
Turning the Handle
Edwardian England: A lady looks back on her life making naughty ‘what the butler saw’ films with her beloved Herbert
Available Light
Ice Sleepers
A fantasy feature
Breakfast With Strangers
13 Hoag Alley
Films in post-production
Ye Onlie Way is Camelot
King Arthur comedy short: What would have happened if Merlin had invented silent movies?
Pride and Quatermass
Comedy short: TV’s Movie Heat interviews the stars of the latest blockbuster, Pride and Quatermass – Captain Quatermass of His Majesty’s Rocket Group and Elizabeth Bennet’s unmarried sisters join forces against invading Martians
Dusa
Short drama: Medusa is alive and well and living in Brighton, and has the chance to rid herself of her terrible powers forever
Previous film projects
Born of Hope
Feature: Philippa plays Ivorwen, an ancestor of Aragorn, in this Lord Of The Rings-inspired film from Actors At Work Productions
Struck by Lightning
Comedy mockumentary short: Doctor Frankenstein – what really happened?
The Recovering
Science fiction short: An endless party aboard an airship adrift in the mist
Matilda
The world’s shortest horror film: You’ll never look at dolls the same way again
Advance Warning
Short drama: A writer battles deadlines as her stories threaten to take over
The Purloined Ride
Comedy short: Studio 1919’s silent homage to “What the Butler Saw”
Graphics, Special Effects and CGI
As a designer / illustrator, Thomas has worked in photography, traditional paint and draw, CGI vector graphics and 3D rendering
Studio 1919 ar now offering motion graphics and digital rostrum work to non broadcast clients, including websites and corporate marketing campaigns and are willing to discuss rates for digital inserts for independent low bodget films
As a designer / illustrator, Thomas has worked in photography, traditional paint and draw, CGI vector graphics and 3D rendering
Studio 1919 ar now offering motion graphics and digital rostrum work to non broadcast clients, including websites and corporate marketing campaigns and are willing to discuss rates for digital inserts for independent low bodget films
Digital Bodies
3D graphics for this art installation at the Hague
The Hunt for Gollum
CGI services for this Lord of the Rings-inspired film [IMDB references]
The Powell and Pressburger Appreciation Society
Graphics and design for promotional material
Swings and Roundabouts music promotions
Graphics and design for promotional material
Brighton Film Makers’ Coalition
CGI film ident
Broadcast Radio
Thomas and Philippa have been regular script contributors to BBC Radio 4’s comedy sketch show, Weekending
The Dan Leno Project
Thomas has digitally restored a one hundred year old Mutoscope film featuring Dan Leno, the greatest star of the Victorian stage.
The Dan Leno Project www.danleno.co.uk
Thomas has digitally restored a set of century-old Mutoscope cards featuring Dan Leno
Formerly believed lost, this re-discovered one-minute silent gem is an important record from a time when very little film survives, and is one of the few known moving picture images of the greatest star of the Victorian stage
The restored film will receive its world premiere at the British Music Hall Society‘s 50th anniversary celebrations at Wilton’s Music Hall, London, on Friday September 20th 2013, introduced by Roy Hudd
www.britishmusichallsociety.com
Studio 1919 are in pre-production with a proposed documentary on the life and work of Dan Leno, produced and directed by Thomas Everchild
