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A small selection of clips from my Feature Film debut Running in Traffic. This film won the APOLLO AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE in Norway and the BAFTA NT Award for Producing in 2009. It was also nominated for the prestigious Michael Powell Award for BEST BRITISH FILM at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009 while I was nominated for both the BAFTA NT Award for BEST DIRECTOR and the Skillset BEST NEW DIRECTOR AWARD in 2009.
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This is a short scene starring Bryan Larkin and Kenneth Cranham taken from Director Dale Corlett's debut feature film Running Traffic. The film has its World Premiere in Official Competition at the 2009 Edinburgh International Film Festival where it was up for five awards including the prestigious Michael Powell Award for BEST BRITISH FILM. Director Dale Corlett was nominated for both the Skillset BEST NEW DIRECTOR Award and the BAFTA Scotland BEST…
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NZ Film Director Dale Corlett's short film reel. This reel shows clips from two of this BAFTA Nominated director's award winning short films made a few years ago in NZ prior to him moving to the UK. For more info on his work visit his companies website www.jigsawproductionhouse.com
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This is a commercial written and directed by Director Dale Corlett for the Scottish Human Rights Commission. It was commissioned through GMAC, Glasgow Scotland.
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This project was commissioned through GMAC for the Forensic Network of the NHS in Scotland. This is one story of four that were developed from verbatim transcripts of patients, carers and staff. Director Dale Corlett developed this project with the steering group prior to filming it and producing an interactive DVD complete with subtitling and signing. This informational resource is now used as a key part of the secure hospital programme in Scotland.
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