We are proud to announce our filmmakers took home the OSCAR for THE LONG GOODBYE.
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Congratulations to London Flair PR filmmakers Riz Ahmed and Aneil Karia for winning a 2022 Academy Award for THE LONG GOODBYE
In London Flair PR on March 28, 2022 at 8:30 pmJoin London Flair PR Publicist Catherine Lyn Scott and other industry professionals for the BFI Panel on “What comes after the festival circuit?”
In London Flair PR on January 10, 2022 at 6:40 am
Monday 10th January 6:30pm
Panel discussion: 60 minutes
Audience Q&A: 15 minutes
Zoom
Your short film has finally screened at a festival. You’ve made the most of the festival experience: you’ve seen your short on the big (or virtual) screen, networked with other filmmakers, and made invaluable industry connections. But what happens now that the party’s over?
Their January Lab panel discussion is all about what happens after your short film’s festival run is over. Learn about post-festival distribution options, including getting your film screened on online platforms and streaming services. Our panel of industry professionals will talk about building on the connections you’ve made at the festival and how to best use your new network to support future projects and career development. You’ll also learn how to use your festival success to promote and pitch the project that comes next.
I’m also partial to Shaun Parkes, as he delivered the best close-up acting of the year – LA TIMES
In London Flair PR on July 13, 2021 at 1:56 pm
I’m also partial to Shaun Parkes, as he delivered the best close-up acting of the year in the final moments of “Mangrove,” the “Small Axe” courtroom drama. I respect Sutherland’s eyebrow work as much as anyone. But not if it means Parkes doesn’t receive his due. – Glen Whipp
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Shaun Parkes as Frank Crichlow delivers purity in his portrayal – VARIETY
In London Flair PR on July 13, 2021 at 1:50 pmIt’s been heavily agreed that “Mangrove,” the first entry of Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” is the best of the five-film limited series, feeling the most cinematic and layered narrative structure. Shaun Parkes as Frank Crichlow delivers purity in his portrayal, and with his counterpart Letitia Wright likely one of the favorites in supporting actress, he could sneak in alongside her. – Clayton Davies
Consider the mesmerizing Shaun Parkes – Vulture Magazine
In London Flair PR on July 13, 2021 at 1:46 pm
With their premieres at the New York Film Festival and deeply cinematic structures, the films of Steve McQueen’s Small Axe series arguably fit better in the Academy Awards than the Emmy Awards, but we don’t make the rules. The fact is that Amazon submitted them for Emmy consideration, and they should pop up in a few places on Emmy nomination morning — most are predicting nods for Letitia Wright and John Boyega. This is a plea to dig a little deeper and also consider Wright’s co-star in Mangrove, the mesmerizing Shaun Parkes. He plays Frank Crichlow, the owner of a Trinidadian restaurant called the Mangrove in Notting Hill that faces racist harassment from the London police. Eventually charged with the rest of the Mangrove Nine, Parkes’s Frank fights back against the system that has been rigged against them. Parkes finds just the right balance of frustration and fire in one of 2020’s best performances in film, TV, or whatever you want to call it. – Brian Tallerico
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Billy Zane’s feature in Sloane Magazine
In London Flair PR on April 14, 2020 at 2:23 pmBilly Zane talks about his new film “Waltzing with Brando” with Sloan Magazine
Billy Zane’s feature in Notebook Magazine
In Billy Zane, London Flair PR on March 14, 2019 at 3:37 pm
Our Oscar nominated filmmaker Marianne Farley featured in the LA Times
In London Flair PR, Oscars on March 14, 2019 at 3:27 pm
Catherine Lyn Scott wins ‘Publicist of the Year’ and London Flair PR ‘Branding Company of the Year’ at the International Achievers Awards
In London Flair PR on July 23, 2018 at 11:26 am
Now in its 6th year, the International Achievers Awards was created by Dr Chanise Thompson to recognise outstanding individuals in business and the entertainment industry. Catherine Lyn Scott is the founder of London Flair PR, an entertainment publicity firm with offices in Los Angeles and London. This year Scott helped Rachel Shenton and Chris Overton the creators of ‘The Silent Child’ a film featuring a profoundly deaf actress win an Academy Award.
Over the past four years, publicity campaigns she has created have gone on to win three Academy Awards, achieve eight Oscar nominations and gain three BAFTA nominations. As well as film publicity Scott creates personal publicity for actors, events and works with fantastic film festivals like Raindance.
Ms Scott says of the award “I am honoured to receive such a prestigious award and would like to dedicate it to my fantastic colleagues at London Flair PR. Thank you to Dr Thompson for creating these important awards.”
London Flair PR’s 10th Birthday and Oscar Celebration at Century, Soho featured in Hello! Magazine
In Judi Shekoni, London Flair PR, The Silent Child Film on April 11, 2018 at 12:32 pm
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