Liverpool event photography for Jameson Cult Film Club
Published on Fri Nov 19, 2010 by David J Colbran
I was commissioned by M&C Saatchi to cover a Liverpool event for their client Jameson Whiskey. It is part of a series of film evenings called 'Jameson Cult Film Night' and features well known and loved movies shown in unusual settings. Being around Halloween, the 1958 Hammer House of Horror film 'Dracula' was the main feature, shown in the lavish surroundings of Liverpool's St George's Hall. In addition to the essential bar and popcorn machine, there were a few costumed actors playing themed characters from the movie: Van Helsing, the creepy butler and of course Dracula himself. Event production was provided by London based Miss Jones and Co. and local Liverpool make up artist Helen Quinn.
"Thanks for last night David, I am really pleased with the images" Claire at M&C Saatchi
"Wow, you took some fantastic shots" Caroline at Miss Jones & Co.
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