Film Maker Required-Great Opportunity!

The producers of my play, Murder at the Pelican Club which is to be premiered in Liverpool on 26 November are looking for a Liverpool based Film Maker to make a Murder at the Pelican Club trailer, credited and looped all day in a venue in Liverpool. It will also be shown on You Tube, and excerpts on MySpace, Facebook plus other social networking sites. How exciting and what a fantastic opportunity for someone. Great exposure and experience. So come on all you budding young film makers please get in touch with the producers, Hall Lake Productions on murdermystery@montelimar.co.uk or via Facebook or via http://www.myspace.com/murdermysteryuk

The Actors

I’ve met a couple of the actors now– via Facebook – and they seem great. I’m waiting for some more information from the producers but here is what I have so far. Eryl Lloyd Parry, a very experienced actor, is to play Inspector Doyle and I must say he looks the part. And Eels, my laconic barman, is to be played by a talented young actor called James Wolstenholme. More to follow later with photographs. You can check out Murder at the Pelican Club on http://www.myspace.com/murdermysteryuk

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