January 2008 Archives
Over the last few weeks I have been trying to inject a new lease of life into the Sigma Films blog. This has been entirely behind the scenes and wholly unsuccessful until now, finally I have some progress. Incidentally, this site is by no means finished yet, it probably never
will be, it's an ongoing work that will grow and take shape over time
like any creative endeavour, so bear with me, things will get better.
Hallam Foe has moved overseas and has a new home, and a new name, Mister Foe (so grown up our baby!) in the U.S. with Magnolia Pictures (and elsewhere around the world) and it feels like the right time to start concentrating on things that are going on here.
There will still be the odd bit of news about Hallam and I will be republishing the podcasts so that they have a permanent home. If you feel the need to visit him then all the stuff created over the last two years has been archived and is viewable here (a few teething troubles abound but we're working on it). But, primarily, this site will be dedicated to all the other pies Sigma has its fingers in, so watch this space if you're interested in the machinations of film and television production or the work of Sigma Films.
There will also be other blogs springing up about specific productions. First to hit the limelight are Rounding Up Donkeys and I Love Luci, a feature and a short respectively.
The beautiful nightmare continues...
Hallam Foe has moved overseas and has a new home, and a new name, Mister Foe (so grown up our baby!) in the U.S. with Magnolia Pictures (and elsewhere around the world) and it feels like the right time to start concentrating on things that are going on here.
There will still be the odd bit of news about Hallam and I will be republishing the podcasts so that they have a permanent home. If you feel the need to visit him then all the stuff created over the last two years has been archived and is viewable here (a few teething troubles abound but we're working on it). But, primarily, this site will be dedicated to all the other pies Sigma has its fingers in, so watch this space if you're interested in the machinations of film and television production or the work of Sigma Films.There will also be other blogs springing up about specific productions. First to hit the limelight are Rounding Up Donkeys and I Love Luci, a feature and a short respectively.
The beautiful nightmare continues...
