Chris Regan was born in Stoke-on-Trent, studied scriptwriting at the University of East Anglia in Norwich and currently lives in Brighton (he actually lives in Worthing but is in denial). His first feature as a writer,
Ten Dead Men, was released on DVD in 2009 and his second,
Manor Hunt Ball is due to go into production in 2011. Chris is currently working on a short film called
Jenny Ringo and the Monkey's Paw which he directed. His favourite film is either
The Crow,
Gun Crazy or
Save the Last Dance depending on how much he's had to drink when you ask. He has a blog about writing and films and stuff which you can read
here.
Charlotte Cameron-Webb is a children’s bookseller but this doesn’t mean that she just reads Children’s Books or watch Children’s film (although some may disagree!) She has an interest in set design and prop making but hasn’t yet pursued this as much as she would have liked. Her favourite films include
Princess Bride,
The Labyrinth and
Lord of The Rings, but can never quite decide which one of these is her ultimate film!
Peter Regan, a Stoke-on-Trent survivor, moved to Brighton in search of Fortune and Glory. Due to lack of said Fortune and Glory he moved out to Worthing to reassess the situation. Fun fact, he happens to be the Brother of Chris Regan.
Peter is a trained animator working predominately in 2D drawn animation. However, on occasion he has ventured outside this box, such as the stop motion music video for Bitter Ruin’s
Soldier. He also edited the hour long Behind the Scenes of
Ten Dead Men. If that wasn’t enough he also writes from time to time and has a number of projects in the pipeline.
His favourite films are always difficult to pin down.
Evil Dead 2 is awesome; as is
Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein; but at the end of the day, you can never go wrong with a bit of
Congo.
Richard Badley is a web designer based in Brighton who likes to review movies and write scripts in his spare time. He’s a big fan of sci-fi, video games and watching repeats of
Come Dine With Me when he should be writing. One day he hopes to have something to actually show at MovieBar... then maybe win an Oscar. Rich’s favourite films include
Blade Runner,
Fight Club,
Glengarry Glenn Ross and
The Third Man - although he thinks Orson Welles reached the pinnacle of his career in
Transformers: The Movie. For more pearls of wisdom like that you can check out his blog at
www.reelcitizen.co.uk.
Andrea Regan is a dancing knitting feminist who reads a lot of books and eats a lot of cake. She has recently had her first behind-the-scenes role producing
Jenny Ringo and The Monkey's Paw, but if you go through the short film archives you may find a few embarrassing cameos of her in front of the camera. Her favourite films are
Singing in the Rain and
Fight Club. If you are new to MovieBar, you can play the fun game, 'which Regan is she married to?' at your first event.
