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Time Always Moving
Added by EmotionboyTime Always Moving is a 2011 short film written, produced and directed by Lee Neville. It is the fifth in the List of Lee Neville Entertainment productions and sequel to the 2010 Lee Neville Entertainment short film Time Stops Moving.
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Added by EmotionboyBackgroundEdit
Time Always Moving was written by Lee Neville over a relatively short period of time in early 2011. A number of changes took place in the idea and scripting stage. Lee Neville approached the original actresses Glenda Weedman, Krystal Connell and Karla Jenkins from Time Stops Moving about the possibility of creating a new story around the return of their respective characters Jenna, Sara and Terri. Karla Jenkins was the only one to express an interest in reprising her character Terri. Based on the fact that only one of the actresses was able to return, Lee Neville was inspired to create the theme of "the one who stayed", which became the main theme of the story. A script was written involving the characters of Adam and Terri. Unfortunately, due to a longterm work scheduling conflict that came about, Karla Jenkins was no longer able to take part. Neville therefore set about rewriting what was originally intended for the character of Terri into a new character called Kirsty, who would eventually be played by Olga Vanessa Aristodemou. Throughout the scripting and casting process the working title was 'Time Keeps Moving'. The working title was suggested by Shahin Najafipour who was a camera operator on Time Stops Moving. As with Karla Jenkins, Shahin Najafipour also expressed an interest in returning but was eventually unable to. Adrian Grieb who had served as production assistant on Time Stops Moving and Sing Me to Sleep, and who was to also be involved with the unproduced Fly with Me, was able to return for the sequel. The working title of 'Time Keeps Moving' later changed to Time Always Moving. The audition took place on Thursday, March 24 2011. A preliminary rehearsal took place shortly thereafter to help Lee Neville decide who would ultimately play Kirsty. Official rehearsals began on Wednesday, March 30th. Filming began on Friday, April 1st and concluded on Monday, April 4th. The short film was shot in London, United Kingdom.
Release HistoryEdit
- October 8, 2011 (Cyprus International Film Festival Premiere)
- December 6, 2011 (Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD)
Where to WatchEdit
Time Always Moving originally premiered at the Cyprus International Film Festival on October 8, 2011. The Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD is now available exclusively from Amazon.com.
SoundEdit
The short film is available to view in three sound formats: DTS-ES 6.1, Dolby Digital Surround EX 5.1 and Dolby Digital 2.0.
Behind-the-Scenes/Promotional ContentEdit
Most content is available on numerous video websites online. Listed below are the best quality versions:
- Promo 1 - The Girlfriend (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Promo 2 - The Best Friend (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Promo 3 - The Other Woman (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- The Sequel (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Teaser (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Audition (available in HD 720p on Vimeo. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Casting "Kirsty" (available in HD 720p on Vimeo. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Casting "Kirsty" Part 1 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Casting "Kirsty" Part 2 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Video Diary 1 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Video Diary 2 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Video Diary 3 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Video Diary 4 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Video Diary 5 (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga Vanessa Aristodemou's Time Always Moving Video Diary 6 (available in HD 720p on Vimeo. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Trailer (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- A Journey Through Time Always Moving (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- The Story of Time Always Moving (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Adam & Kirsty (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Olga (available in HD 1080p on YouTube. Also available on the Time Always Moving (Special Edition) DVD.)
- Special Edition DVD Trailer (available in HD 1080p on YouTube.
Additional VideosEdit
- Cyprus International Film Festival Interview with Actress Olga Vanessa Aristodemou on her role in Time Always Moving (available on YouTube)
SoundtrackEdit
The score is composed by James Collin. The complete soundtrack is available on the compilation CD and Digital Download Lee Neville Entertainment Soundtracks.
ReviewsEdit
CastEdit
| Actor | Role(s) |
|---|---|
| Olga Vanessa Aristodemou | Kirsty |
| Lee Neville | Adam |
CrewEdit
| Crew Member | Role(s) |
|---|---|
| Lee Neville | Casting, Based on characters created by, Writer, Producer, Director, Editor |
| Stephanie Hackett | Casting |
| Adrian Grieb | Casting Assistant, Production Assistant |
| James Collin | Composer |
| Matteo Cosorich | Director of Photography, Camera Operator |
| Martin Hampton | Director of Photography, Camera Operator |
| Michael Garth | Sound Editor |
| Sergio Obando | Location Manager |
Miscellaneous CreditsEdit
| Name | Credit(s) |
|---|---|
| Jonathan Jevons | From Original Material Composed by |
| Greg Tallent | Special Thanks |
| London South Bank University | Special Thanks |
| Glenda Robinson | Special Thanks |
| Krystal Connell | Special Thanks |
| Karla Jenkins | Special Thanks |
| Severin Gammon | Special Thanks |
| Shahin Najafipour | Special Thanks |
| Sarah Winn | Special Thanks |
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Previous Lee Neville Entertainment production: | |
| Sing Me to Sleep |
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