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VIDEOS and FILMS
Made by Members of Solent MovieMakers​

Super Dude by Howard Blake, Mikey McAllen, Stuart McGough and Rob Malbon (2021)

Stream of Dreams

Paul's Stream of Dreams was due to be shown over the weekend of Mar 20 - 22, 2020 at the Sunny Side Film Festival at the beautiful Coleman Theatre in Miami, Oklahoma.  The Festival has been cancelled due to the outbreak of coronavirus, but the film will likely be streamed over the internet within the next couple of weeks.  Stay tuned for further information - below is our trailer.

Vader's Apprentice
 Conceived, written and directed by Howard Blake and starring members Stuart McGough, Mikey Mcallen and Rob Malbon

Rob Malbon's One Minute Film

Bob Burr's 'Longleat Lanterns'

The Winchester Cathedral Flower Festival
by Bob Burr
British Tattoo Exhibition
by Rob Malbon

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​Are You Sure?
1 minute film from Solent MovieMakers 
Spirits Tonight
1 minute film from Solent MovieMakers​
Reservoir Daawgs
1 minute film from Solent Moviemakers
The Balloonist's Assistant
Tony Shadick and Howard Blake's film made in 2018

The Ellis Journey 2018
​ by Solent MovieMakers 

Return to Corfe
​by Howard Blake

How to Cook a Breakfast
by Jeremy Holder

How to Cook a Breakfast
by Mike Power

The Case of the Angry Chef is a short murder mystery that was filmed at the club.
The script was re-worked by Howard Blake and it was staged, filmed, and edited by Club Members.

The Case of the Angry Chef 
Filmed and edited by Jeremy Holder

The Case of the Angry Chef 
Edited by Mike Power

The Case of the Angry Chef 
Edited by Paul Vernon

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And this is The Making of The Angry Chef
The Concorde Classic Car Show of 2017
Solent MovieMakers went to find out what the fuss was all about. Howard, Tony and Graham went filming in the wet weather!

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Hyde 900 Dig
The team for this video were Tony Shadick, Graham Lines, Howard Blake, John Burnell,
​Derek Kinally, Arek Tobiszewski and Jeremy Holder

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The following selection are "classics" from the past -
produced by the members of the Southampton Video and Camera Club (SVCC) -
before the recent name change to Solent MovieMakers

 The Four Bridges
Award winning film from 2009 

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The Hythe Ferry
An amusing short film made by Roger Brenton and Ian Marriott

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The Immortality Code
Conceived, written and directed by Howard Blake, The Immortality Code is a full feature from Solent MovieMakers

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Bishop's Waltham Palace 
Produced by Howard Blake in 2017

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Autumn
A Mike Power film from over a decade ago

Solent MovieMakers and the older SVCC are known for the high standard and quality of its members' travelogue films

Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon
Filmed and edited by Stuart Hillier

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Two Classics from Ian Marriott
A great nostalgic journey from Paignton to Devon (2009), and the tense drama Settled filmed (2011)

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 Bosham 
Filmed and edited by Mike Power (2011) and narrated by Maureen

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Out of Order 
A film produced by the Solent Video Club in 2004
Written by Myrtle Osman

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The Game
A classic short sketch starring members of the SVCC from 2007

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Someone To Watch Over Me
Written by Ian Marriott, directed by Howard Blake and produced by members of Solent MovieMakers in 2016

Competition Films

CUBA
​Competition Winner: Travel
Winner of the Club Shield Competition in 2017.
​Jeremy Holder's film about his holiday in Cuba a couple of weeks after the death of Castro.
Strong Arm of the Law
Competition Winner: Drama
Winner of the Club Shield in 2015.
Paul Vernon's western cine-poem shot in Arizona.
Everest Base Camp
Competition Winner: Travel
Winner of the club trophy Holiday Cup.
Roger Brenton's walk to the Everest base camp.
​Stunning views, amazing sunrises and haunting music. 
On the Tiles
Competition Winner: Documentary
Winner of the SVCC Open Cup in 2014.
Ian Marriott's well crafted video of an amazing roofing tile factory in Kerala, India.
The Immortality Code Trailer
The feature film made by members of the Southampton Video Camera Club in 2016.
River Hamble Walk
Runner Up: Documentary
Rob Hatch's film came second in the 2014 Open Cup Competition and was inspired by a blog that Rob Hatch had read on the internet.