Bristol Films was established in April 2009 as a Community Interest Company by Stephen Andrews and Graham Egarr.
The company’s purpose is-
- To facilitate the making of films and video productions as community ventures
- To offer a legal framework for participants interested in making film and video productions as volunteers offering their services for free
- To encourage the art and practice of film making and video production as a community activity by participants contributing for no reward
- To provide training to those interested in all aspects of filmmaking and video production
Bristol Films has chosen “Uncertain Proof” as its first production. This semi factual historical drama is no mean task as it covers a short period set in 1340, with all the issues of costumes, props and suitable locations. The production team, has been drawn largely from the membership of the Bristol Film & Video Society (BFVS), who have previously worked on other historical pieces, such as “Cabot”, “Clarkson” (a tale of the man who helped Wilberforce end slavery), and most recently “Encounters with John Wesley”.
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Stephen Andrews
Steve is the Programme Secretary for Bristol Film & Video Society but has only a fledgling membership of 4 years. Steve has also been a longstanding member of the St Paul’s Players amateur drama group and stage manages most of their productions. As a past president of Avon Junior Chamber and a past Branch Manager at the Bristol branch of Scottish Life, Steve has significant management experience. He currently works as an Independent Financial Advisor specialising in pre and post retirement planning.
Graham Egarr
Graham is an experienced amateur film maker and has been a member of Bristol Film
& Video Society for over 30 years. Not only has he directed or co-