In this episode, me and Paul have the pleasure to talk to a good friend of mine that I’ve known for around 14 years – Ian McKay, an incredible artist in his own right who talks about bringing his passion, skills and experience back to the people of Manchester and Salford. Discussing Ian growing up in Beswick, his Dad was a huge positive influence in his life and he’s never forgotten his roots using the local history, nostalgia and character of real Mancunian people to develop visual arts projects for all ages – but you’ll also hear how has a special place in his heart for Gorton Visual Arts Group who he has worked with for many years now and features heavily in our interview – and so they should, cos I love them too and you need to check out their amazing work!
Fantastic to spend some time in Folkestone at The Folkestone Film Festival.. and brilliant to see Gone Fishing Short Film win a Best Film and Best Screenplay award. A Real creative buzz around Folkestone so really proud to be part of that and to take our Chance to...
Great to see Gone Fishing Short Film selected for The Monthly Film Festival (TMFF) March Edition. TMFF has been going 9 years and attracts tens of thousands of visitors every month to their website, a fantastic platform for Gone Fishing and creating a Chance to Talk...