Sticks Man Trailer (Black Slate)
“My aim is to tell our story while creating a cohesion between my generation of the 50s/60s and the Millennials,” said Anthony Brightly, the executive director of this auspicious event and original member of the chart-topping British Reggae Band ‘Black Slate’. “And” Anthony explains; “The best way I thought I could achieve this, is through music and film.” “From making my record ‘Stick Man’ in the 70s to directing it’s biopic, I realized that the Millennials all possess the same ambitions while still facing similar obstacles and growing pains as my generation and our parents before us, even though we are decades apart”. “Working with Director Daniel Glenn-Barbour of 4Deuce films was great! He had already made a few short movies which depict the lives of the current generation. He used unknown actors who are all so talented which also made the legendary actress Judith Jacob of the BBC’s ‘East Enders’ fame, proud to work with this young bright cast.” Anthony enthused; “It is just brilliant to see Keon Martial-Philip play the antagonist in ‘Yes Man’ to now see him play an innovator in ‘Stick Man’.” ‘Stick Man’ Synopsis Cert 15 The record ‘Stick Man’ is an anti-robber man song which was originally recorded as a Dub Plate for exclusive use on the Sir George Sound System back in the 70s. This biopic of the record tells the story of it going from a Dub Plate to it now being a dance hall anthem. The journey wasn’t easy as friends fall out along the way. For more info contact number: 0207 096 0490 Website: anthonybrightly.com #sticksman #shortfilm #drama #reggae #film #pitchpack #hackney #anthonybrightly #music #britian #70s #blackslate #actors #4DeuceFilms #4deucemedia #biopic #movies |
About Black Slate
Black Slate are a British reggae band, formed in 1974. They toured around London and backed Jamaican musicians such as Dennis Brown, Delroy Wilson, and Ken Boothe when they played in the UK. They toured the UK in their own right for the first time in 1978, and released four albums between 1979 and 1985.
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