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Dive, vile devil, lie, lived, die

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I only went to the first shoot on the day because no one else was going and ended up getting the part of the bike thief.
What sticks in my mind was the fact that the first scene we recorded on the day didn't actually appear in the film til near the end. I realise now that when making films it is possible to cut and move scenes whenever necesaary.
A.M.

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Flier for the World Premiere of Job Nae Chance

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Flier for the World Premiere of Job Nae Chance

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voice overs

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a part of a scene filmed on a rainy saturday

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Hi All I must admit I was so sceptical that we could pull the film off and was so surprised how professional the final results were, especially seeing it developing along the way, the team work was

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Hi All I must admit I was so sceptical that we could pull the film off and was so surprised how professional the final results were, especially seeing it developing along the way, the team work was

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Amazing I'm very proud to have been part of it and hopefully we'll do more inspired Stu 😁!

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The group grew out of the the classes and is going strong all these months later

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Maybe the CWU ULR's competition in 2014 provided the creative spark for the screenwriting activity which followed. Some good source material in here for a short film or two.

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Where we adapted Scott's original script, planned, and edited Job Nae Chance. We also did some filming here.

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7 Original, and excellent, scripts : the product of Danny's 2015 class

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Cost 3 quid. Sadly lost in the recent WEA office move

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It grew out of the workplace learning organised by the ULRs at Royal Mail. This phot was taken at the session in June

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The premier was a great occasion

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As we all know, Job Nae Chance came about as a result of last year's screenwriting course. The original script was Scott Taylor's. Scottish Union Learning Fund then supported a three day programme for the production of a short film.

Everyone involved found  Danny's and Stuart's programmes to be very positive experiences.

Now that we are further down the line, please fill this page with photos, memories and , observations memories of any aspect relating to the production of Job...Nae Chance as a tribute a a great effort by all concerned.

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This is a short film based on a film script by Scott Taylor, directed, started with Scott Normand, Willie Ferry, Alan Summers, Shirley Cheng, Helen Mooney, Alaisdair Maclean, Stuart Ross, Joe Mcmonagle, Craig Finne, Stuart Platt, Tommy Breslin.