Jeanie Finlay
Jeanie Finlay (born Nottingham, 1977)[1] is a British artist and filmmaker from Stockton-on-Tees.[2] Her work includes Bifa winning[citation needed] Orion: The Man Who Would Be King, Panto!, Bifa[citation needed] and Grierson-nominated[citation needed] The Great Hip Hop Hoax[3] and Sound it Out, a documentary about the last record store in Teesside which was the official film of Record Store Day.[citation needed] The film was an early successful example of crowdfunding, having been rejected by the BBC.[4]
Filmography
As director:
- 2016 Indietracks
- 2015 Orion: The Man Who Would be King
- 2014 Panto!
- 2013 The Great Hip Hop Hoax
- 2011 Sound It Out
- 2010 Nottingham Lace
- 2008 Goth Cruise
- 2007 Teenland
- 2003 Love Takes (Documentary short)
References
- ^ Jeanie Finlay | BFI
- ^ Jeanie Finlay: 'It’s the small moments that make a bigger story' | Film | The Guardian
- ^ The great hip hop hoax - How the 'rapping Proclaimers' lived a lie - BBC News
- ^ The Great Hip-Hop Hoax director: 'they created these characters that they despised and hated' - Telegraph
- ^ British Council Film: Jeanie Finlay
External links
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