About me: ScreenStation Productions is a limited multimedia production company established in 2004. With Uk offices now in Newcastle and South London, we have a global focus and are currently involved in productions in the UK, Sudan, Zanzibar, Sierra Leone and India: a mixture of untold stories, music, peace building and communication in partnership with activists, artists and development agencies.
The production complany has grown from an ever evolving collective organisation, ScreenStation, founded in 2000 by Andy Jones and Suzy Gillett. The ScreenStation collective continues to promote cinema screenings and works in education and with non-profit groups. Activities include film-making workshops, mobile screenings and other events.
are you excited for addy to move?i wasnt for keifer but i guess yesterday he went to go visit and refused to back to the 2s and stayed with sharen the hole day! i think addy will do fine because she is very sassy so the bigger kids wont pick on her:)she moves monday? you gonna be able to help her out? did you ever start on them online survey things i told you about? i hope you did, i just another check, this was for $237 from 2 weeks ago. if you didn't yet, pshhh, get on it; i guess you'll have to type the link into internet explorer or whatever, but here it is again:
Good work Andy and thanks for message Will try and get to see you in December when your film is showing If you in Sunderland this Sat night and fancy a Daintees concert let me know ASAP and w put you on guestlist xm
Thanks for the boost on my blog about rejection, Andy! Hey and guess what - since your comment, I've had 2 acceptances from publishers for my children's books! Hope it's happenin' here too! Sue x x
Heya! Wah! Yes, we caught the Canadian premiere...'As Old As My Tongue' is nothing short of a classic! It is truly a blessing to see such a great soul and mystic master live the traditional mystic way...'theory and practice'...Bolo Bi Kidude ki...Jai! She has the spirit of Kali Ma...She has the spirit of Mother Earth...Filled with such passion, knowledge and shakti...just giving, giving and telling the lazy, self-destructive young men to work and clean their plates...It is truly humbling to see her on and off the stage...in and out of the studio...and talking about Siti Binti Saad...have to go 78 digging next time in India!
Give much love to our beloved Thames Devi! We miss her dearly!
Check Global Echoes on BBC Oxford...my bro Rich is contributing...http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/noscript.shtml?/radio/aod/oxford_aod.shtml?oxford/globalra
Thank you once again for spreading the vibes...keep up the divine workz...am sure our rivers shall meet some day...
Cool you added me! I went to see the as Old as my Tongue at the Ritzy a few weeks ago, it was brilliant. I went with a swahili speaking friend who translated what had been missed out!
