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The '''1973 Sella Oscura oil disaster''' was an oil spillage which took place in the [[North Sea]], off the coast of [[South East England]] (Latitude 51.577070, Longitude 1.461182). The spanish [[Petroleum tanker]] Sello Oscura suffered a fatal accident resulting in sixteen deaths of various crew members and the spillage of over 200 gallons of [[crude oil]] into the sea.
{{Infobox film
| name = Attack of the Deadly Gust
| image =
| caption =
| director = Mark Tonkin
| producer = Peter Coates (producer)|Arthur Hirst
| writer = Mark Tonkin (screenwriter)
| starring = Thomas Rosser<br>Harriet Woolham<br>Will Barratt<br>Ben Kersey
| music =
| cinematography = Mark Tonkin
| editing = Mark Tonkin <br> Peter Coates
| studio = [[Bennett Memorial Diocesan School]]<br>Bargain Shed
| distributor = Royal Victoria Hall
| released = 20th March 2012
| runtime = 15-20 minutes
| country = {{Film UK}}
| language = English
| budget = £700
| gross =
}}
'''Attack of the deadly gust''' is a 2012 British short film written and directed by Mark Tonkin, son of the famous author [[Peter Tonkin]]. The film is a deliberate parody of the B movie genre. It is scheduled for premier at the Royal Victoria Hall in [[Southborough]], England on the 20th March [[2012]].
==Plot Summary==
Barry, an accountant, and Mike, a physisist, battle for survival against the natural wind which has developed a conscienceness and forms tornadoes across the world.
==Production==
A script was written as part of Mark Tonkin's creative media project. The idea was devised based on other unsuccessful and critically derided films such as [[Edward Wood]]'s '[[Plan 9 from Outer Space]]' and [[Tommy Wiseau]]'s '[[The Room]]. A £700 [[High Definition]] camera was purchased by the media department for director Mark Tonkin's use.
Filming commenced on the 16th of January 2012 with a planned filming schedule of 44 days. Shooting in the Cutbush building of [[Bennett Memorial Diocesan School]] commenced with Will Barratt playing a midget, parodying the opening scene of the 2007 film [[Hot Fuzz]]. Effects will be created on [[Adobe]] [[After Effects]] but kept to a minimum and deliberately rendered to look unconvincing to further enhance the B-Movie feel of the film.
==Marketing==
Peter Coates devised the film's poster on the [[Adobe]] compter program '''flash'''. The campaign includes a traditonal [[word of mouth]] technique which involves the crew spreading the word about the film, it's venue and release date, thus obtaining an audience.

Revision as of 21:13, 7 May 2012

The 1973 Sella Oscura oil disaster was an oil spillage which took place in the North Sea, off the coast of South East England (Latitude 51.577070, Longitude 1.461182). The spanish Petroleum tanker Sello Oscura suffered a fatal accident resulting in sixteen deaths of various crew members and the spillage of over 200 gallons of crude oil into the sea.