We are delighted to announce that Debbie Howard will be taking up her new post as Associate Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University in mid January. Debbie will be teaching the Acting for Film module for the drama students there. She is busy preparing her sessions which will make the most of her skills as both a professional actor and a film maker. She is very much looking forward to starting work there and meeting the students.
Big Buddha Films
Big Buddha Films is an in independent film company in Sheffield that focuses on making films with a strong female voice, that tackle human dilemmas and show the vulnerabilities of human existence.
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Featured Fictional Film
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Peekaboo
Emily and Andy have been trying to have a baby for years. After a series of pregnancies ending in stillbirth, their world is torn apart by grief. Emily suffers a breakdown, which has devastating consequences. Andy tries to guide Emily through this difficult time, whilst trying not to fall apart himself. Will their relationship be strong enough to survive?
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Still Ignoring It?
This film takes a look at the myths and the facts around HIV and AIDS and how many young people today seem totally unaware of the effects of this very serious disease.
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Big Buddha Director to work at Hallam University
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under Films: Documentary See our Yorkshire Post article about Peekaboo which was out this week
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under Films: Fiction You can read the whole article which was published in the Yorkshire Post this week about Peekaboo here. Catherine Scott interviewed myself, Lesley Sharp and Shaun Dooley about the film. They showed lots of film stills in the paper too. Big thanks to Catherine Scott for the interview, to the cast and to Rachel McWatt for doing our PR and setting this up.
