Author Archives: Julian Bushell

About Julian Bushell

Founder of Non-Multiplex Cinema and creator of FILM MEANS BUSINESS. Now starting a new way to make film called "Blur the line". It takes the workshop environment of experimentation and learning and marries that with cinema quality equipment, filming at actual locations when possible. The end result is a scene the same as or as close as possible to the quality of a real production.

BREAKTHROUGH – a brand new panel networking event from Non-Multiplex Cinema

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Breakthrough Intro

a NON-MULTIPLEX CINEMA presentation
Thursday 26th April (7pm – 10pm)

! BREAKTHROUGH !

the panel and networking event for film-makers looking to break through
Deloitte Auditorium, 1st Floor, 2 New Street Square, London EC4A 3TR


A panel of genuine, break-through and breaking-through film-makers, directors, producers, writers and crew, all down to earth, roll-with-the-punches result-makers who never give in.
If you aspire to working at this level and would like to meet key players, come to our breakthrough event and spark up new resolve.


The Panel:
BRIAN CLEMENS – (writer/producer), CHRISTINE HARTLAND (producer/executive producer), SAMUEL CLEMENS (actor/director), GEORGE CLEMENS (director/editor), MARTIN GOOCH (director/writer/DOP) and TREVOR MILLER (writer/director).
Hosted by our in-house presenter; Ruth Doyle (Producer).

This event supports the charities Children with Leukaemia, Cancer Research UK and Help for Heroes

With close to 200 filmmakers expected to attend, don’t miss this great opportunity. Our last event sold out! Drinks served throughout the evening.

Early price is £9.50 (normally £12.50). For more details and to book online, please click here.

International Co-Production: A UK Producer’s Perspective

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Film Means Business is delighted to welcome a fantastic panel line-up, featuring some of the UK’s leading Film industry Professionals. They will be discussing International Co-Production from a UK Producer’s perspective. What is an official co-production? Which territories have signed official co-production treaties with the UK and what are the benefits to co-producing your film with them? What is the British Film Industry’s role? We will hear from 2 of the UK’s prominent, experienced Production companies, about their experiences of working with international partners: the good, the bad and the ugly. For more details and to book online, please go here.

‘UK:Cue’ is a new magazine about British film, theatre and telly

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UK:Cue magazine

Sometimes Hollywood is not everybody’s cup of tea. Sometimes a British accent just hits the spot. Jolly good! ‘UK:Cue’ is a new magazine about British film, theatre and telly on both sides of the Atlantic, is not accent just Jolly good! and celebrates the cultural exchange between Expats and Anglophiles Rejoice! For more information, go to Kickstarter.com and enter UK:CUe or contact Larry JaFFee 917-291-2488, lsjaffee@gmail.com. Fundraising campaign ends Jan. 28.