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Elliot Grove founded the Raindance organization as a thought experiment: Can you make a film with no money, no training and no experience, he asked? When people like his first intern Edgar Wright started making movies he started the Raindance Film Festival to celebrate their work in 1993, the British Independent Film Awards in 1998, and Raindance.TV in 2007. Elliot has produced over 150 short films, and 5 feature films. He has written eight scripts, one of which is currently in pre-production. His first feature film, TABLE 5 (1997) was shot on 35mm and completed for a total of £278.38. He teaches writers and producers in the UK, Europe, Japan and America. In 2006 he produced the multiple-award winning The Living and the Dead. In 2013 he relaunched the production arm: Raw Talent with the cult film director Ate de Jong. Their first venture was the psychological thriller Deadly Virtues: Love.Honour.Obey. finished November 2013. He has written three books which have become industry standards: RAINDANCE WRITERS LAB 2nd Edition (Focal Press 2008), Raindance Producers' Lab: Lo-To-No Budget Filmmaking (Focal Press 2013) and 130 PROJECTS TO GET YOU INTO FILMMAKING (Barrons 2009). He was awarded a PhD in 2009 for services to film education. His first novel THE BANDIT QUEEN is scheduled for publication next year.

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15 Ways the Independent Filmmaker Will Change in 2015

By Elliot Grove on January 7, 2015

With so many great prediction lists for 2015 around, I hardly felt the need to contribute. But the film industry is changing quickly and I wondered... Read more →
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6 Lessons the Porn Industry Has for Filmmakers

By Elliot Grove on August 6, 2014

The parallels between real film and porn are almost exactly the same It’s a common misconception that filmmakers making content for the porn... Read more →
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4 Things Filmmakers and Tour de France Cyclists Have in Common

By Elliot Grove on July 16, 2014

The 101st Tour de France is under way and a winner will be declared. British eyes are scoping this year’s Tour de France ever since Sir Bradley... Read more →

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