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27 Oct 2009
Spooks, Spectres and Ghosts
Tonight on BBC 4, the passion for the paranormal is explored
in
this documentary from Crocodile Media.
Featuring, among others, Derren Brown, Bill Paterson, Yvette
Fielding, Mark Gatiss and Kenneth Cope, it revisits
controversial
shows like 'Ghostwatch' and Derren Brown's 'Seance'.
Mixed at Savalas by Iain Anderson, it was great to relive some
ghoullish TV gold.
Watch 'Ghosts in the Machine' tonight at 9pm on BBC 4 or catch
it on the BBC iPlayer.
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21 Oct 2009
Point and Click
Crack open the babycham, the new Savalas website is here.
Designed by our lovely friends at ISO it's a
treat for the eyes and ears.
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21 Oct 2009
Peter Mullan's Neds
We've had a long-standing relationship with Peter Mullan. Our
first feature-film project was The Magdalene Sisters and it
feels great to come full circle and work together again on
'Neds'.
For Peter, the feeling is mutual. Check out his testimonial.
Click here.
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21 Oct 2009
Feasgar math MNe
The next few months will see our studios full of celebrities,
sheepdogs, brides, grooms, caber tossers and tasty dishes.
MNe have
upped the ante this year with a fantastic line-up of projects for
BBC Alba.
Returning for second series', there's: Còcaire nan Còcairean, Cuide
Ri Cathy and Farpaisean Chon-Chaorach, with new shows The Heavies
and Tha mi dol a dheanamh banais, taking us down the aisle and into
the new year.
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21 Oct 2009
It'll Tern Your Stomach
On November 10th head to the Apple AppStore and download 'Guts', a
gorgeously gruesome game from Tern Digital.
Proudly described as 'the only iPhone game to be set inside a
Dictator', it's a unique gaming experience.
Savalas' Tom
Griffiths, Iain
Anderson and Kahl Henderson had a great deal of fun
creating an insane belch-filled soundscape for the game. If a
sound-effect made us laugh, it was used. The fart never fails to
amuse.
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05 Oct 2009
Brian Cox's Jute Journey
Tonight on BBC 2, Brian Cox takes on his own personal Jute
Journey, exploring the ties that bind Dundee and Calcutta. The
documentary looks at his family's past and traces the footsteps of
Dundee's jute workers who left Scotland to seek their fortunes in
India.
This project continues Savalas' close working relationship with Hopscotch
Films. Savalas' Kahl Henderson and Iain Anderson
collaborated with Director, Brian Ross and Editor, Cassandra
McGrogan on the project.
Watch Brian Cox's Jute Journey tonight at 9:00 on BBC 2 Scotland,
or catch it on the BBC iPlayer.