Finally, I'll be building my first permanent website. All incarnations of Frostnet.co.uk previously have been holding pages, or have been designed in a hurry with minimal thought put in to the long term.
So watch this space, as my new website will be coming soon!
I'd just like to say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my friends, family and to all the companies I've applied to, especially those that took the time to give me feedback.
The producer of Phoenix Nights, Dead Man's Shoes and the BAFTA award winning short My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117 took some time out to talk to me about filmmaking in Britain for the Yorkshire Film Lab.
The YFL website is currently unavailable, so a copy will be posted on this website soon.
Yorkshire Film Lab, an independent, non-partisan organisation which aims to help those who work in Yorkshires' Filmmaking and Digital Media industries, launched this weekend with their inaugural networking event.
The accompanying website was designed and built by myself using standards compliant CSS and XHTML. There are some eighteen separate sections, colour-coded into six different areas. The website is powered by a custom-built CMS created using PHP and MySQL.
In later phases, the website will feature a searchable database of Cast and Crew vacancies, a “casting call” page to allow filmmakers to advertise for specific roles and a forum where the issues of the day can be discussed.
The website for the West Yorkshire Branch of the British Computer Society has been completely redesigned by myself. The previous website was not standards compliant, performed poorly in several browsers (especially text-only browsers), did not make proper use of CSS and looked shabby compared to other branches' websites.
The new website was built using CSS for layout in place of the old table-based structure used previously and uses standards compliant XHTML so that it performs well across a whole range of browsers, including text-only browsers. This also makes it more compatible with different devices (such as when viewed on a web-enabled mobile phone).
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