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Friday, September 3
Lisa Moore on the road.
by
Greg Locke
on Fri 03 Sep 2010 08:59 AM NDT
 Lisa and Eva Moore photographed for the Globe and Mail by Greg Locke. © 2010 Newfoundland author and Man-Booker Prize nominee, Lisa Moore, wrote in a recent article in the Globe and Mail that her favourite reading spot is in her car and being read to by her daughter, Eva, while on long highway trips in Newfoundland. We shot this photo to accompany Ms. Moore's story. Check out the Globe's ongoing series with famous authors and their favourite places to read around the world. Thursday, August 12
2010 Royal St. John's Regatta
by
Greg Locke
on Thu 12 Aug 2010 08:44 AM NDT
Video vignettes from the 2010 Royal St. John's Regatta for NL Press website. Regatta 2010 from NL PRESS on Vimeo. Saturday, August 7
Greg Hawco takes EXIT ZERO.
by
Greg Locke
on Sat 07 Aug 2010 10:00 AM NDT
 Greg Hawco is a musician and composer from Newfoundland who now lives in Toronto like so many other Newfoundlanders. When we think of Newfoundlanders migrating for work we usually just think of trades people headed to Alberta but at this years Sound Symposium it didn't take much research to see how many great musicians and artists Newfoundland has given Canada and the world. Sound Symposium is where we cornered Hawco and told him about our documentary film, Exit Zero, currently in production. He was premiering a piece at Petro Canada Hall and graciously agreed to compose the score for our film.You can find his work on Republic of Doyle which is currently shooting its second season on the streets of St. John's. Friday, July 16
...looking for Exit Zero.
by
Greg Locke
on Fri 16 Jul 2010 02:18 PM NDT
 Tuesday, July 13
London Calling....
by
Greg Locke
on Tue 13 Jul 2010 08:21 PM NDT
...posted for colleagues at the BBC.
 BBC TV
ARE LOOKING FOR A ROLE
MODEL CANADIAN FAMILY ON THE
ISLAND OF NEWFOUNDLAND
Following the
huge success of the first and second series, the BBC is looking for role model
families to take part in a third series of programmes on parenting. In each
one-hour programme, two British teenagers will be sent to live with a family
abroad, to experience life in their country under their rules. The BBC is filming
all over the world, and has sent overindulged teenagers from the UK to live
with families in various places including Jamaica, India, The USA and South
Africa. In this series we want to send two British
teenagers to the Island of Newfoundland. We are
looking for a loving family (with children aged 13-18) that has a close family
structure, and rules and boundaries that are respected. We are looking for
parents who are proud of their strong parenting and family values, and who
would be willing to accommodate two British teens for one week and instil in
them the values and morality they demand of their own children. The British
teens will be expected to attend school and/or church, to complete homework and
help with household chores and/or the family business - they will not be guests
in the house but new members of the family.
They will be expected to engage in volunteer and community activities
during their stay. Host families will be
paid 1000 USD to cover expenses during the teens stay. The production team will work closely with
host family and host school to make the arrangements for the week’s filming. Twenty Twenty Television is one of the UK’s leading
independent production companies with a reputation for producing intelligent
and award-winning programmes. www.twentytwenty.tv If you are proud of your strong parenting and family
values then please get in touch with us for more information about the series.
Email a brief description of your family and all your contact information to annabrent@twentytwenty.tv or call Anna
Brent in London on +44 (0)207 424 7712 and we will call you straight back. TO BE FILMED AT THE END OF AUGUST Sunday, July 11
Sound Symposium wraps up for another two years
by
Greg Locke
on Sun 11 Jul 2010 10:21 PM NDT
 Bassoonist Alexandra Eastley of the Umbrella Ensemble at Sound Symposium
in St. John's, Newfoundland.
Photo by Greg Locke © 2010. Sound Symposium, the international festival of new music and sound art that happens in St. John's Newfoundland once every two years has wrapped up after 10 days of amazing performances of contemporary classical, jazz, improv, folk, world and experimental new music. There were concerts, theatre, workshops and sound sculptures exploring and celebrating sound in all its forms. We are still editing the thousands of photos and hours of video we shot over the last 10 days but there is a photo gallery at the Sound Symposium site we maintained on a daily basis. Do check it out! Saturday, July 3
Doin' the Sound Symposium endurance test
by
Greg Locke
on Sat 03 Jul 2010 09:20 AM NDT
 For the next 10 days we are at Sound Symposium, a unique and world renown international new music and sound arts festival here in St. John's. Check for our daily photo updates over on their website ...better still, come out and enjoy some amazing international musicians, dancers, performance and sound artists. It only happens once every two years and I promise you will see and experience stuff you never have before.Left; Roule Said performing with the Maryem Tollar Ensemble at the LSPU Hall on the opening day of Sound Symposium. |
 
 
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