Painting Myself Brave - the story of Alison Chandler
Charity/ngo films
Painting Myself Brave is a short, elegiac like film that gives expression to the late Alison Chandler's experience of a life threatening illness and how she found salvation through her painting. The film is intended to support her campaign - The Way Through Project. Tim Langford is an award winning freelance director
and corporate film-maker; with a reputation for visionary
and innovative story telling techniques, flair and ideas.
Winner of the 2019 Best Documentary Short award at One-Reelers in Los Angeles; the 2018 EVCOM Silver award for Excellence in Charity/Not-for-Profit; and shortlisted for Best Documentary at the EVCOM awards.
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Told in her own words - mixing narrative with magical realism, inspired by the landscape of Johnshaven.
The film owes alot to my two collaborators - Scottish cinematographer David Liddell and Keith Wright who edited the film.
I look for a compelling story and Alison’s (and her character) really resonated with me: Her spirit, her art and her eloquence. She was willing to bare her soul. And I think deep down
her experience of illness touched something raw within me in relation to my Mum and Dad.
http://www.evcomindustryawards18.com/uncategorised/the-evcom-industry-awards-nominees-2018
Tim Langford is an award winning freelance writer, tv director and corporate film-maker; with a reputation for visionary and innovative story telling techniques, flair and ideas. He's pragmatic, imaginative and client friendly.