tagged w/ Sharon Woodward
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Q & A with me following the screening of Thank You Skinhead Girl at OFVM - Film Oxford. The recording of this Q & A took place at OFVM - Film Oxford Studios.
I've only just really listened to this again and the term vulnerable is used to describe me. People often think that being honest makes you vulnerable. I personally I think honesty is a strength.
Of course you can afford to be as open as you like when you know that you are the person making the final decision about what goes into a film.
I did work on the film for two years, although this wasn't full-time and everyday. It was something like between 1 - 3 days a week, I did after all have to do other work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4zqmayeiF8&feature=player_embeddedQ & A with me following the screening of Thank You Skinhead Girl at OFVM - Film... more
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Q & A with me following the screening of Thank You Skinhead Girl at OFVM - Film Oxford. The recording of this Q & A took place at OFVM - Film Oxford Studios.
I've only just really listened to this again and the term vulnerable is used to describe me. People often think that being honest makes you vulnerable. I personally I think honesty is a strength.
Of course you can afford to be as open as you like when you know that you are the person making the final decision about what goes into a film.
I did work on the film for two years, although this wasn't full-time and everyday. It was something like between 1 - 3 days a week, I did after all have to do other work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9yi1u5Yvkc&feature=player_embeddedQ & A with me following the screening of Thank You Skinhead Girl at OFVM - Film... more
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Part 3 of The Roddy Moreno Interviews, singer of the Welsh Oi! band The Oppressed and the man who spearheaded SHARP (Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice) here in the UK, talks to filmmaker Sharon Woodward about his school days, education, religion and of course The Oppressed.Part 3 of The Roddy Moreno Interviews, singer of the Welsh Oi! band The Oppressed and... more
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Sharon Woodward speaks to Cardiff born singer of the Welsh Skinhead Oi! band The Oppressed Roddy Moreno. For those unfamiliar with the Skinhead scene, Moreno was well known for his stand against the far-right and later for introducing SHARP (Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice) into the UK .
In this first section of the interview Moreno is on familiar territory as he speak of the early days with The Oppressed and his experience of dealing with the common misconception of the skinhead stereotype.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XL137QMOeESharon Woodward speaks to Cardiff born singer of the Welsh Skinhead Oi! band The... more
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In the second part of Moreno's interview we are treated to his opinions on 70's and 80's British Comedy like Love Thy Neighbour and his views on Women's Rights (watch him flinch!).
In the the following series Moreno speaks in a way not usually heard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4entgWc2ydoIn the second part of Moreno's interview we are treated to his opinions on... more
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’Thank You Skinhead Girl’ Is a 45 minute documentary The film has been supported by OFVM - Film Oxford Production Award and Screen South Community Projects Award. It explores the filmmakers own experience of being in care and becoming a skinhead during that time 1979 - 83. It also takes a look at the Oxfordshire Skinhead scene from 1969 - 1989. The estimated completion date of the film is early 2009.Featuring music from the Symarip, Oxford Ska band The Inflatables and The Oppressed.’Thank You Skinhead Girl’ Is a 45 minute documentary The film has been... more
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First News Story by George Hamilton regarding my interest in making a film about my experince of being in care and becoming a skinhead girl during that time.First News Story by George Hamilton regarding my interest in making a film about my... more
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Details of other projects can be found
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Some information about films made by Mischief Pictures
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Here are some projects made by Mischief Pictures
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The Devils Feast is the first feature film shot on digital video to be made in the UK. The film follows Chloe Mason is an up-and-coming conceptual artist whose controversial exhibition The Devils Feast has opened both to rave reviews and condemnation. Her work is sexual, political, provocative and blasphemous - and open to a wide range of interpretations. To some critics, she’s the new Picasso, to others her entire exhibition is a load of meaningless crap. But whether Chloe Mason is any good or not is almost immaterial. The question is: what sort of person produces work like this? Through a series of flashbacks, we learn about Chloe and the series of events that have led up to The Devils Feast.The Devils Feast is the first feature film shot on digital video to be made in the UK.... more
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This is an interview with Skinhead A Way Of Life website, the interview is very open and honest and looks at Woodward experience of being in care and being a skinhead girl during that time.This is an interview with Skinhead A Way Of Life website, the interview is very open... more
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This poem was written by Sharon before she decided to make the documentary it is now included in the final film.This poem was written by Sharon before she decided to make the documentary it is now... more
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