Making A Film About Broads Life

[broadsfilm2022]

Hi, my name is Simon Nunn, I am a local filmmaker and I have been commissioned to make a film by the National Lottery funded exhibition ‘River & Reed’, which will be hosted next year in the area.

 

My film looks at depicting and preserving the life and traditions on the broads; hoping to achieve a sense of place and community with the project. I am reaching out to hear from anyone who may be interested in telling their story, or if you know anyone who you think might want to, I have a special interest in people who have lived in the area all their life and come from a line of traditional work in the area.

 

Please feel free to contact me on broadsfilm2022@gmail.com

 

Thanks for your time.

 

-Simon Nunn

broadsfilm2022@gmail.com

[Polly]

Welcome Simon, it sounds interesting.

[ranworthbreeze]

Welcome Simon.

 

[CambridgeCabby]

A warm  from Katie and I 

[floydraser]

 and good luck with the project. Loads of experience around here to tap into but don't look at me, I'm only a beginner!

[broadsfilm2022]

Thank you all for being very welcoming! Please do let people know who you think would be interested. 

 broadsfilm2022@gmail.com

[broadsfilm2022]

Please do share this project with any one you think may want to share stories or information. We are happy to hear from anyone. 

[Wussername]

Welcome from me as well. I wish you well in your quest.

Norfolk folk are very reserved, friendly but wary of strangers and "furriners" that is anybody east, west and south of Scroby, Kings Lynn and Beccles.

But I wish you well.

Old Wussername 

[TheQ]

18 hours ago, Wussername said:

Welcome from me as well. I wish you well in your quest.

Norfolk folk are very reserved, friendly but wary of strangers and "furriners" that is anybody east, west and south of Scroby, Kings Lynn and Beccles.

But I wish you well.

Old Wussername 

ooh I think thar be much to wide a definition. Someone from the next village be a furriner.