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Screen and Edinburgh party

2010-10-22T10:14:00+01:00

Actress Natalie Press with producers Robin Gutch and Mia Bays

Screen's Wendy Mitchell, Marnix van Wijk of The Netherlands-based Eye Film Insitute, and Screen editor Mike Goodridge

Simon Hynd (Writer/Director), Micky MacPherson (Features Scotland Producer)

Jen Handorf, Sean Hogan, Simon Rumley and Julian Richards

Peter Bloore from the University of East Anglia with producer Stephen Woolley

High Point's Piers Nightingale, Film London's Mia Bays and story editor Kate Leys

Palm Dog and Fidos founder Toby Rose, Screen's Wendy Mitchell, and Bankside's Stephen Kelliher

High Point's Elisar Cabrera and Bankside's Antonio Salas

Holly Daniels from EIFF and Karen Dillon

Joern Utkilen (Writer/Director), Carolynne Sinclair Kidd (Features Scotland Producer), Wendy Griffin (Features Scotland Producer), Caroline Paterson (Director/Actor)

Paul Smith and Andy Green

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Screen, EIFF, Features Scotland and Creative Scotland party at Mayfair’s Red Room

All photos by Xavier Rashid

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