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Preston Feature Film
A full house for The Blackout film premiere screening at Preston’s Guild Hall
The long awaited premiere screening of The Blackout film finally arrived on Thursday evening 12 November 2015. The independent film which was the brainchild of filmmaker Alan Livesey, has been […]
The long awaited trailer for Preston’s own feature film has been released today. What looks to be a blockbuster of a film for Preston, The Blackout, will be premiered at […]
You can now obtain tickets to attend an exclusive screening of the Blackout film premiere. Tickets are free of charge and are available here on the Skiddle website. It is expected that […]
Due to the success of their launch event showing of the film Birdman, at Roper Hall in March, the Blackout Film Project are all set to present a further film there on Friday, […]
Recently we reported on the Blackout Film Project being written, produced and filmed in Preston. Just over a week later and the production team are set to complete the feature script […]
A new feature film called The Blackout is to be produced in Preston, about Preston in 2015. This is a community focused effort which will involve people from Preston in […]
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