The Movies and Music Programme.2pm-3pm LIVE every Saturday.Mark Le-Leivre.“The Movies and Music Programme” is an independant and alternative look at the World of Film. inc local to Bristol Film Event news, dedicated Film/TV Soundtrack music mixes interspersed with Archive Trailers/Clips and Ads. Ocassional Guests and Phone-ins. |
 Mark Le Leivre
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Saturday 6th Feb 2010.
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Saturday 30th Jan 2010.
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My Phone-in guest this week is Gerard Vandervegt who is responsible for a street childrens charity in Mumbai, India called “Good Sheperd Homes”. I met Gerard last year at “Unchosen” film festival but was unable to get a recording with him because he was heading back to India the next day. So we agreed the next time he was back in the UK we would record something and here I’m very pleased to say it is… contact Good Sheperd Homes here :)
http://www.gsh.org.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=39:about-us&catid=24
This weeks playlist;
“Sledgehammer” by Peter Gabriel. Video Animated by Nick Park. (pre “Wallace and Gromit”).
“Surf Rider” by Bob Bogle. “from Pulp Fiction”.
“NJosjavelin” by Sigur Ross. used in “Vanilla Sky”.
“Retina on the Sky” by Idiot Pilot. from music inspired by cd “Transformers”.
Phone-in interview; Documentary Film maker Gerard Vandervegt dir of “Victoria Terminus”.
Bristol Indy Media article on Gerard http://bristol.indymedia.org/article/691286
“Candles” by Sebastien Christensen Bristol Based Composer cont; sebc1234@yahoo.co.uk
“Sugar” by Ladytron. used in the game “Need for Speed : Carbon.
“Freak on a leash” by Korn. used in the game “Guitar Hero World Tour” and on “The Simpsons”.
“Genesis” by Justice. used in tv advertising for “Assasins Creed 2″.
Saturday 23rd Jan 2010.
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Saturday 16th Jan 2010.
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It was a great show this weekend but if you missed it you can hear it again here. I speak with Chris who organizes the massive “Slapstick” Film Festival event here in Bristol at several venues around the City. Also Comedy Scriptwriter, Stand-up Comedian and Radio Personality Barry Cryer phones-in to the show and we talk about the lost genius of Kenny Everett, Radio and TV Comedian from the Seventies and Eighties. It was very kind of Barry to call in from his very busy schedule at BBC Radio 4, if you heard a joke during the 70’ up to the present day it is more than likely Barry wrote it.
Music comes from The Used, Rob Dougan, Ian Dury and the Rutles.
Sat 9th Jan 2010. 2pm-3pm.
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Hi and welcome back to a new run of the the show, this week will have James Kennerby from XLR phoning in around 2:20pm to let us know all about the Hip-Hop events happpening at Knowle West Media Center between Tues 19th - Fri 22nd Jan 2010, inc live music, film screenings, “get involved” Hip-Hop and Graffiti workshops plus lot’s, lot’s more. for more details telephone Rachel on 01179 030444 or contact thru their website here www.kwmc.org.uk
+ I have loads of dates and details on “Slapstick” Film Festival 2010, with many fantastic events at The Colsten Hall, Watershed, Arnolfini and Jesters Comedy Club between Thurs 21st - Sun 24th Jan 2010. With talks and discussions, Films and Music with Micheal Palin, Greame Garden, Neil Innes, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul McGann, Mathew Sweet, David Robinson and more. Chris Daniels organizer will be with me next week to tell you all the details. check for booking now as this is always a very popular event and sells out fast. www.slapstick.org.uk
also I will be playing some movie/tv tracks and new feature “Game Sound”, and a quick look at “what’s On” at your local multiplex.
your presenter Mark.
Appeal From Nick Broomfield director of “Ghosts”.
Sponsored Charity Walk to raise funds for the victims of the “Morecambe Bay Tragedy”. I have been asked by Nick and Trish, patron and organizer of “Unchosen” film festival against Human Trafficking to ask for your support and any donations you could make. please read the below letter from Nick Broomfield.
Dear Friends, On the sixth anniversary of the Morecambe Bay disaster (in which 23 Chinese illegal immigrants perished), I am walking 60 miles from Liverpool to the deadly spot as a commemoration. The Morecambe Bay Victims Fund was set up after we made the film ‘Ghosts’ which was based on the Morecambe disaster. You can find out more at www.ghosts.uk.com
The families of all the victims are still in need of help not only to pay back their friends and relatives, from whom they borrowed to pay the snakeheads, but also for the education of all the orphans. I am appealing to you for sponsorship for this quiet and meaningful walk that would take place on the weekend of February 6 and 7, a few days before the Chinese New Year when we should all celebrate our spirit of generosity,especially for others who need our help. I am calling on you to sponsor me for £100 up. We are aiming to raise £100,000.
find out more at www.ghosts.uk.com
Very best wishes, Nick.
Online donations can be made through PayPal
Cheques can be sent to: Morecambe Bay Victims Fund, Flat 2, 16 New Row London, WC2N 4LA, UK.
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