Its a Tribble win for Sutton Film Makers.

Will Tribble's entry
( Why I don't like cellars )
in this years British International Amateur Film Festival (BIAFF) held on the 20th - 22nd April 2007 gained a Silver award in the comedy section, making this the third prize that our members have picked up in the last 6 months.

full story here.

Membership is open to all and makes no discriminations. The club is always keen to encourage new members.
Members or potential members do not have to own a camcorder or other equipment, it is not a pre-requisite, we are also happy to give advice on what to buy if you have money burning your pocket.
Best to spend wisely! We are always pleased to welcome anyone interested in this fascinating hobby whether they want to be in front or behind a camera.

Why not come along and enjoy our club atmosphere, you are not compelled to join right away, why not come along for a couple of evenings to see for yourself. If you do decide to join, our modest Subscription rates will delight you.

An interesting and varied syllabus of film shows, talks, discussions, competitions and events on the Wednesday evenings with a mixture of workshops and club nights giving members the opportunity to learn about video and film production and participate in their production.
The membership varies from the complete beginner ( so don`t feel alone ) to the more experienced ( not necessarily an expert ) and offers advice on equipment and, technical problems. If you are an `expert and or a hobbyist and looking for an outlet to express your filmmaking and techniques, then Sutton Film Makers is the club for you.
You will be helping others or inspire others to become more involved (if that is their wish). In short the club is all about `pooling` together resources, helping each other and trying to keep abreast with techniques and technology. The members work very hard to achieve all of these goals and more.

To join the club, come along to a couple of our evenings on Wednesday nights at 8pm, check out our program guide so that you can find a night with something that interests you.

There is no charge for your first two visits to get to know the group, we are very supportive of each other, and would welcome you into the club.

At half time we have a break for tea and informal chats.

If you decide to join then you can either make this know at one of the meetings and pay your membership fee, we also pay a small fee for each night that you attend for club and workshop nights.

We will need your contact details and you
can either fill in our form at the meeting, online to be emailed, or print off this Adobe Acrobat file to fill in at home and bring along with your fee.