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    His producing credits include the Wallace & Gromit animation The Wrong Trousers, and the upcoming John Lennon biography Nowhere Boy. He said the scheme "aims to tap into Bristol's burgeoning cultural confidence in the wake of such high profile offerings as the recent Banksy exhibition, TV shows Being Human and Skins, and the acclaimed Encounters International Short Film Festival" Bristol's filmmaking talent was recognised at this year's Baftas, with Esther May Campbell from Easton and Aardman Animations both winning awards. Full Article at This is Bristol
    aims to tap into Bristol's burgeoning cultural confidence in the wake of such high profile offerings as the recent Banksy exhibition, TV shows Being Human and Skins, and the acclaimed Encounters International Short Film Festival
    SOURCE: This is Bristol 1 month ago

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