So, we are delighted to announce that after two years of incredible hard work, crazy and sometimes hilarious fundraising, wonderful times, hard times, camping in the rain, and racing around Devon & Cornwall, we have finally completed filming our Arthurian feature film Mordred. 
There are honestly too many people to name and tag and thank, in one social media post, who have been involved in this and contributed to make things happen - and without any of them, the film would not have happened.
We still have to go through IMDb and our credits list to make sure everyone is credited on there. 
Production completed last weekend with a wonderful two day shoot, for the completion filming for the Battle of Camlann, with the assistance of amazing re-enactment group Warriors Of Tintagel
Now, the film moves into post production. Michael, our editor, is cutting the film together, as with everyone else, working on the film around his day job and other commitments.
One stage of this incredible journey is over, more yet to come with the editing and release of the film. What an amazing team, and what a wonderful journey to be on. :)
(photos below from filming The Battle of Camlann last weekend)

Thank you to the most awesome Sophie Bower for stocking our Brixham Fish keyrings for our  fundraising at her cafe. Made by the equally awesome Allie Hinton and Margaret. Sophies cafe is a wonderful community hub and sells lovely food - and cake!
So if you would like to catch a Brixham Fish, do pop into her cafe on King Street.
http://www.millieandme.co.uk/

Photos by an audience member (William Kehoe) at Plymouths show.

It was a beautiful day and the weather looked as if it had read the continuity notes.
Here is a quick look at a shoot for a scene with Mordred, Calum, and Morgan Le Fay, on Sunday.

Some in-show photos by the amazing Nicole Rosen, from our Jack the Ripper theatre show.

Partial costume, but some awesome acting from everyone :) It is coming along so well :)

We are extremely honoured to have received yet another film laurel for the trailer, this time from the "Yes! lets make a movie" film festival. A wonderful accolade to everyone and especially our editor Michael Mirsadeghi
You  can read more about them at their facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/yesletsmakeamoviefilmfestival/

We have had a very busy past week, performing for Brixfest, with a show about the 1866 Great Gale of Brixham, starting the pickup filming for Mordred, and fundraising as always! So sorry about the radio silence.

A look behind the scenes at filming pickups for Mordred