For EE Martin, film is the omnipresent love affair. From stage school, to writing scripts and producing her first feature film in her 20s to now completing a Filmmaking MA at Raindance, London, film has been the glue linking it all together.
EE Martin has a varied background in entertainment, including performing Ballet (ENB), Opera (ENO), Pop (Tricycle/Sony Subsidiary) and Acting (Globe Ed Theatre), to being a Magicians Assistant (Simon Drake), and Modelling (Harley Davidson, Vidal Sassoon).
A self proclaimed philomath, she studied Law at University with a BA with History & Literature, a BSc Honours in Psychology, and Diplomas and Certificates in such diverse fields as Hypnotherapy and Reiki to Haircutting and Karate.
She is now starting a Blog to follow her passions: Filmmaking, home educating her daughter (@bronteelizabeth.actress) and boat life with their chihuahua ‘Tiny’ and cat ‘Wiggly’... and hanging out too much on Instagram @e_e_martin - drop in and say hi!
There are many elements to making a film, but none as important, technicalities aside, than emotionally engaging the viewer. Without that bond, you lose your audience. So what is it that allows the filmmaker to establish that necessary engagement? And more importantly, what encourages such engagement not because the character is likable, but because they […]
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