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Feature
Interview - Tim Clague
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interview and photos by
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| Tim Clague very nearly
died the death of so many natural talents, on the brink of a very dull
business studies degree in Huddersfield he about turned quicker than a
startled asp and headed south to Bournemouth for a film course. As with
many film production graduates Tim entered an experimental short into a
competition or two. The first was turned down but the second got him the
chance to speak to other writers and directors - including Guy Ritchie
with a few clips of a pre released film called Lock, Stock & Two
Smoking Barrels. Tim impressed greatly and found himself relinquishing
directorial control on his script to another cinema unknown called Stephen
Daldry. After much collaboration the film was shot and entered into the
BAFTA short film competition two years ago by Working Title - it didn't
win but the experience Tim gained was invaluable. Nic spoke to the writer/director
about his young and blossoming career, that Daldry/BAFTA experience and
his future projects in a very noisy Little Italy on BAFTA night - very
fitting don't you think? |
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