A unique regular Brighton based entertainment and arts event with exclusive special guest interviews

IN ASSOCIATION WITH OUR SPONSOR, BRIGHTON FILM SCHOOL

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Brighton's professional theatre with an all-day cafe, meeting space and rehearsal studio.

Housed in a rejuvenated church building at the heart of Brighton’s most exciting civic regeneration area 88 London Road is a venue, hub and resource centre for those working in, and for fans of, the theatre and movie industries.

www.88londonroad.com

CÔTE BRASSERIE - BRIGHTON

Based at Church Street, Côte Brighton is a modern interpretation of the many famous bistros of Paris. Inspired by new trends, they are dedicated to authentic classic brasserie dishes with a modern twist, using high quality produce at great prices. Côte is open early every day for breakfast, through to lunch and dinner. Its atmosphere is informal, friendly and highly welcoming.

www.cote-restaurants.co.uk

Paul Franklin

Paul Franklin is the visual effects supervisor for Christopher Nolan’s spectacular space epic, Interstellar. He also supervised the visual effects for the director’s The Dark Knight trilogy and Inception. Through the company he cofounded, the highly respected Double Negative, Paul has also worked on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and the James Bond film Die Another Day. Double Negative is also responsible for creating visual effects for Spectre, Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, among a wealth of other blockbusters. He has won two Oscars, for Interstellar and Inception.  

www.dneg.com

Our next event features…

Musical theatre & film lyricist Tim Rice and Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Paul Franklin

on Thursday September 29th, hosted by Lisa Holloway at Latest Music Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton. Doors 7pm, starts 7.45pm.

Tim Rice

Tim Rice is one of the world’s most successful and respected lyricists for musical theatre. With Andrew Lloyd Webber, he wrote the highly popular Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. His work for Disney includes co-writing lyrics for Aladdin and The Lion King; for the latter, he worked with Elton John, who wrote the music. He wrote new songs for the Beauty and the Beast stage show. With ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Anderson, Tim wrote the musical Chess. He wrote additional songs for 2011’s revival of The Wizard of Oz and his most recent musical is From Here to Eternity. Other work includes All Time High, the theme song of the James Bond film Octopussy.   

www.timrice.co.uk

This events raffle prizes…

Tim Rice-related albums: CDs of Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Aladdin, The Lion King, Chess and From Here to Eternity.

Tim Rice – Oh, What a Circus: The lyricist’s highly engaging and insightful autobiography.

Musicals – The Definitive Illustrated Story: This book tells the history of musicals; from its earliest origins to the record-breaking West End musicals and Broadway shows of today. www.dk.com

DVDs of films with effects by Paul Franklin: including The Dark Knight trilogy, Interstellar and Inception.

A twelve-month Picturehouse Cinema membership: This includes free tickets, discounts, priority booking, access to exclusive previews and special events. www.picturehouses.com

ABC at the Brighton Dome: A pair of tickets to see the group perform their classic album The Lexicon of Love and their greatest hits with the Southbank Sinfonia with the renowned conductor Anne Dudley. www.abcmartinfry.com

Star Trek Costumes: This large book covers the unique costumes from the TV and film series. It has interviews with costume designers and many photos. www.titanbooks.com  

Some Kind of Hero: The Remarkable Story of the James Bond Films: In over 700 pages, this book tells the remarkable history of the spy series, from its origins right through to the present day, from new interviews with the cast and crew. www.thehistorypress.co.uk

Woody Allen Film by Film: This book by film critic Jason Solomons explores each of the director’s films and features a new interview with him. www.carltonbooks.co.uk

Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink by Elvis Costello: The renowned singer/songwriter’s huge, interesting and revealing autobiography. www.penguin.co.uk  

Boys in the Trees: A Memoir by Carly Simon: The popular singer/songwriter’s acclaimed autobiography, tracing her successes, sadness and more in her interesting life and career. www.littlebrown.co.uk

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Our November event features…

Film director Mike Hodges

and film and television producer Tony Garnett

on Wednesday November 16th, hosted by Lisa Holloway at

Latest Music Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton.

Doors 7.30pm, starts 8pm.

Mike Hodges

Mike Hodges is best known as the director of the films Get Carter and Flash Gordon. Released in 1971 and starring Michael Caine, the crime thriller Get Carter is one of the most critically successful British films of all time. Mike also wrote its screenplay. 1980’s Flash Gordon is a highly popular camp and colourful classic science-fiction adventure. His other films, as a director or screenwriter, include Pulp, also starring Michael Caine, The Terminal Man, based on Michael Crichton’s novel, and Croupier, starring Clive Owen and Alex Kingston. Mike’s work also includes a wide range of acclaimed television thrillers.

Tony Garnett

Tony Garnett is behind much of Britain’s best onscreen drama since the mid-sixties. He is the producer of Kes, one of the most renowned British films ever, which was directed by Ken Loach and released in 1969. He also produced the impactful BBC drama Cathy Come Home. Broadcast in November 1966, it dramatically raised the issue of homelessness. A previous acting career lead to his long association with Ken Loach as producer and initially as story editor on the BBC’s The Wednesday Play. Later film credits include Julien Temple’s Earth Girls Are Easy. Tony went on to produce the popular TV dramas Between the Lines and This Life.

www.tonygarnett.info

This events raffle prizes…

DVDs of Mike Hodges films: Get Carter, Flash Gordon, Croupier, The Terminal Man, Pulp & I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead.

Get Carter and Beyond: The Cinema of Mike Hodges: This book explores the director’s career, such as making of the 1971 gangster classic, including writing its screenplay, and, of course, Flash Gordon. There’s also a look at his other films and projects.

DVDs of Tony Garnett films: Such as Kes, Earth Girls Are Easy & a Ken Loach at the BBC box-set, which includes Cathy Come Home.

Tony Garnett’s autobiography, The Day the Music Died: A Life Lived Behind the Lens: This often moving and amusing account of Tony’s life and work takes the reader on a journey from his childhood to the making of his acclaimed productions. Overall, it provides an insightful look into the mind and thought-provoking views of the leading producer. www.littlebrown.co.uk

CINECITY: The Brighton Film Festival: A pair of tickets to a special screening at the 14th of this prestigious local film festival. It takes places throughout November, with many screenings and events around the city. Keep an eye on The Space’s and CINECITY’s social media for details on the prize, as well as info on other screenings and events. www.cine-city.co.uk

Radio Times Guide to Films 2017: This is a great book for anyone with an interest in film, featuring 1, 712 pages of reviews and information on over 24, 000 films. It also previews upcoming films up to 2019. For more details on the UK’s number one guide to films, head to: www.shop.radiotimes.com

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra presents The Best of British Film Scores: A pair of tickets to this concert on Sunday December 4th at Brighton Dome, 2:45pm. Conducted by Sir William Walton, the renowned orchestra performs great music from films such as Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines, Things to Come, The Dam Busters and Ladies in Lavender. More info at www.brightonphil.org.uk

The Age of Bowie: Written by leading music journalist Paul Morley, this engaging book on the great music legend tells his definitive story. It explores how he worked, played, aged, structured his ideas, invented the future and entered history as someone who will never be forgotten. www.simonandschuster.co.uk

Clive James’ Play All: A Bingewatcher’s Notebook: This book by the renowned media and cultural critic offers an insightful analysis of serial TV drama and the modern art of the small screen. It’s an entertaining analysis of some of the medium's most notable shows, such as Breaking Bad, The West Wing, Mad Men, The Sopranos and the comedy 30 Rock. www.yalebooks.co.uk

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A live music venue with a cabaret stage downstairs and a skylit restaurant/bar upstairs.

The venue is one of Brighton’s main live music venues. Amongst the people who have performed here in the last few years are Amy Winehouse, The Kooks, Ben Howard, Rizzle Kicks, Jesca Hoop, Chris Difford, Newton Faulkner, Don Letts and some jazz greats from Herbie Flowers and Larry Adler to Liane Carroll.

wwww.thelatest.co.uk/musicbar

BOM-BANE’S

Bom-Bane's is a licensed cafe-restaurant run by musicians Jane Bom-Bane & Nick Pynn, situated in the Brighton (not the Hove) George St. It features delicious Belgian & other European dishes, along with the Aesop's Tables, Tablerone, TurnTable, Twenty-Seven Chimes Table, Uns-Table & Water Table.

www.bom-banes.com

ED MOORE

Special thanks to The Space official photographer, Ed Moore.

www.edshots.co.uk

KIRSTIE HOWELL

Kirstie of Elephant Sounds specialises in Sound Design for films, covering all aspects of sound from pre- to post-production, including location recording as well as sound Mixing and editing. She is a trained sound designer and an experienced editor who has worked on several feature films, shorts, web commercials, documentaries and promos. She is based in Brighton and London, but is available anywhere in the UK and worldwide. www.elephantsounds.co.uk

SOUNDSTAGE EVENTS

If you like Space events you will also enjoy Creative Director Wayne Imms, Soundstage presentations in London. Each month special guests are interviewed about their popular work and achievements, with a touch of inspiration and advice for the creative community and beyond.

www.soundstageevents.co.uk

A pebble’s throw from the beach, the Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel is an elegant Grade II listed Victorian building. All rooms have a flat-screen TV and complimentary WiFi. Privilege and superior rooms have a Nespresso coffee machine, robe and slippers and a newspaper.

The hotel has affordable prices with well trained staff, ensuring memorable stays.

www.mercurebrighton.co.uk

Brighton Film School offers an extensive range of flexible and competitively priced courses, leading to nationally recognised qualifications. The Film School has been running successful courses for over ten years and the new owners, Brighton Film Productions, are building upon that foundation by offering a wider selection of courses in a wide range of aspects within film production, such as screenwriting and acting for camera.

www.brightonfilmschool.co.uk