SCREW THE POOCH plays as part of the online London Independent Film Festival 2021.
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Film And TV Now were delighted to speak with writer-director Amy Brandis via Zoom about the short film, which was made during the pandemic and is a reflection of the current life and times we find ourselves in.
Watch the trailer for the short here:
Watch the interview here:
Amy is an emerging writer trained at Warwick and the National Film and Television School.
She writes across both television and film. Amy was commissioned in 2020 by Shot of Tea Productions to write the television pilot for their new dystopian drama ‘MARKED‘. Her pilot ‘OUR MOTHER’S GIRLS‘ reached the final 19% of submissions for BBC Studios’ Writers Academy 2020.
Her directorial debut ‘SCREW THE POOCH’ is touring the 2021 international festival circuit and has been nominated for world renowned festivals, including LIFF.Â
You can find out more about Amy via her website here:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amybrandis/
Amy was delighted to share some images from the film, which can be seen below:
BELOW: Lead Actress Nadia Lamin.
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