Stephen Walker has directed 23 films for the television networks BBC and Channel Four, including “Hiroshima – A Day That Shook The World”, a drama documentary film about the final 24 hours before the dropping of the atom bomb (nominated for three Emmys® including Best Director and Best Cinematography, winner of Emmy for Best Music and Sound, winner of National Geographic Cine Golden Eagle Award); the critically acclaimed “Faking It: Punk to Conductor,” the story of a punk singer who transforms himself into a classical orchestra conductor in just four weeks (winner of the 2003 Montreux Rose D’Or and International Press Prize awards, and a BAFTA®: “One of the most riveting, hair-raising and ultimately moving programmes I have seen on television,” wrote Daily Mail.) Walker also directed “Hardcore,” a film about the Los Angeles porn industry (nominated for the Grierson Award for Best Documentary 2001: “Simply devastating,” wrote Times and “Awesome,” wrote Time Out.), and “Waiting for Harvey”, a documentary about four crazy directors who do anything and everything to make it big at the Cannes Film Festival. Walker has directed drama for BBC TV including “Prisoners in Time,” starring John Hurt and winner of the Writer’s Guild of Great Britain Award for Best Television Drama.

Walker has also written two books, most recently “Shockwave: Countdown to Hiroshima”, (Harper Collins 2005), which reached the New York Times Bestseller List, and “King of Cannes”, a riotous account of his two weeks at the famous film festival. He lives in London, England with his wife Sally George and daughter Kitty.

I've followed Stephen's work for a number of years. He really does it for me. A great talent. Try and see his latest "A boy called Alex" for Channel 4 UK.
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Walker has also written two books, most recently “Shockwave: Countdown to Hiroshima”, (Harper Collins 2005), which reached the New York Times Bestseller List, and “King of Cannes”, a riotous account of his two weeks at the famous film festival. He lives in London, England with his wife Sally George and daughter Kitty.pire | fare | güve | akrep | çiyan | seo | kene | ilaçlama

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thank you sir
and in case i dont see ya good afternoon and goodnight!!

hi Stephen;I'm an actress

i'm an undiscoverd actress trying to get my face and name be known around the US, I've went to talent agents and all they did was take my money and run.i've also went to a school called RCA(Reginol Center for the Arts)for a year and half,how can i get my self out their the right way.... thank you

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HI Stephen;

Tim McKenna here from Emerson College in Boston. I know several of the people in the Young at Heart Chorus and love your film.

I would like to have a chance to ask you some questions about the distribution for that film, as in addition to working as equipment manager for the TV, Radio, and Film school, I am also a grad student and am analyzing the film for one of my classes.

How was the film distributed initially, and how were you able to beneft? Did you sell the rights to the distribution company outright, or are you able to lold on to a piece of the financial action?

I saw the film in Somerville, Masachusettts lst week, the film is still running there, but it is probably at the end of its run, as ther were only 7 people in the audience when I saw it.

Willthe film be showing in other markets around the country, or mainly in the Northeast?

I appreciate any attention you could give to this matter.

Thanks

My email address is
timothy_mckenna@emerson.edu

My phone number is 617-642-3152

Hi Stephen;
I am an author and have a book I think might make a good murder mystery movie. it is about a gangster who was murdered in his sleep. the name of it is "A Cold Day In The Windy City"
Here is the syn.
Miranda can not understand why no one will listen to her. She told the investigators she hired, she didn't kill her husband, but she has to prove it to them. Bruce will not leave her alone and she suspects he killed her husband. She doesn't know how much more of Bruce's punishment she can take. John and Ron will have to prove she didn't kill Spick, her husband.

My email wakbh@bellsouth.net . Book published by publishamerica.com

I've followed Stephen's work for a number of years. He really does it for me. A great talent. Try and see his latest "A boy called Alex" for Channel 4 UK.

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