Invisible Circus: No Dress Rehearsal makes it on Daily Motion’s front page – getting a record 100 views in 20 minutes!
Future Artists is delighted to be offering viewers the chance to see the film, Invisible Circus: No Dress Rehearsal – for a limited period only – on Daily Motion. Smyth provides a no-holds-barred look into the world of street art and performance in the groundbreaking documentary movie, Invisible Circus: No Dress Rehearsal.

Welcome to Salford’s very own Zoetrope studios (Francis Ford Coppola’s San Fransisco Studio!) to demonstrate the positive impact Salfordians are having as part of this new media city

#OCCUPYMEDIA: One Film Versus The World.

The Lost Generation.

Friendship, First Loves, Rebellion!
1974; during a violent miners’ strike in a quiet Northern village a teenage
artist meets a gorgeous new girl from London but their attempts to escape
make him betray his family, community and best friends. With political
protests and communities straining under a crumbling economy the film is
relevant for today and it’s an uplifting and soulful mix of cool 1970s
styles, romance, teenage rebellion and gritty social realism.

Naomi Smyth’s UK street art film “Invisible Circus: No Dress Rehearsal” has won the first place as winner of the Dynamite Dynamo Doc Award 2012

From the independent films that we make – to the ones we support and love from across the world: Future Artists is proud to be backing a brilliant Oscar contender, WRINKLES.

Coming soon : future artists tour diary – in the meantime check out http://www.invisiblecircusfilm.com and our press/fan reviews http://theinvisiblecircusfilm.tumblr.com/  

Rate Card for the Black Lion below (12/12/11) e-mail mark.ashmore@futureartists.co.uk and also check out the new BLACK LION website http://blacklionsalford.tumblr.com/

Black Lion to roar back with the help of Salford film company

Salford’s iconic Black Lion pub is to roar back as one of the city’s leading venues for theatre, cinema and the arts.

A deal between pub owners Enterprise Inns and Salford-based film studio Future Artists LTD will see the 100 year old building, at the corner of Chapel Street and Blackfriars, become a hub for regional and international artists to showcase their work.

Future Artists have hooked up with Enterprise Inns (one of the biggest pub owners in the UK) to bring the Lion back with a roar…. and in true Future Artists style, we want to work with the best creative talent that our twin cities has to offer.