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Is
the next Barry or Jonathan among us?
YOUNG people in
Southport can swap popcorn for pen & paper and become Young Film
Reviewer of the Year. Young film fans have a chance to make their
feelings on film heard with the launch of a competition to discover
hidden critical talent. The Young Film Reviewer of the Year has been
launched by Connexions Card, the smartcard designed to motivate 16
to 19 year olds by rewarding them for attendance and achievement at
school, college or work-based learning and Vue Cinemas, with support
from
their local cinema at Ocean Drive.
Anyone aged 15 to 19 and fed up with taking their lead from adults
on what makes a blockbuster or a tragic turkey is eligible for
entry. All they require is a pen and paper or access to email.
Judges will be looking for creative writing about not only
the film they¹ve watched but a piece of writing that captures the
entire cinema experience to convey exactly what its like watching a
film in Southport.
For tips on film reviewing and how to enter, young people can either
go to www.connexionscard.com or www.myvue.com/students or visit
their local Vue Cinema, Ocean Drive, Marine Drive for a flyer.
Entrants must send a short and sweet review (600 words) of one of
the following films on general release before the closing date of
Monday 24 October 2005:-
• Pride and Prejudice
• The Longest Yard
• Oliver Twist
• Goal!
• Wallace and Gromit and the Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Budding reviewers can take any angle they want; from the way the
film made them feel, the reaction to a specific scene or an actor¹s
performance and put their personal stamp on it. The reviews can be
as bold, creative, witty or as bitchy as they like, as long as
they’re clean. The winning Young Film Reviewer of the Year will win
an amazing home cinema system and TV,
plus a 6 month pass to watch films at any Vue Cinema across Britain
free of charge. 5 runners-up will also receive a pass for 3 months.
Dan Jolin, Reviews Editor, Empire magazine and chair of the judging
panel offers some advice:- “A good review is knowledgeable and
authoritative as well as lively, original and engaging for its
readers. This is a film review competition with a difference, the
young film reviewer must write a piece that captures the entire
cinema experience from the perspective of someone living in
Southport.”.

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Competition:- "Ideal Home Show 2005"

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THIS years Ideal Home Show at Earls Court in London
is again running a competition with our readers to get a
chance to win a pair of tickets, worth £10 each, to go and
see the amazing show. We have 5 pairs to give away and all
you have to do to win it is answer two simple questions.
So what could you see, well this years attractions cover:-
* Discover your bathroom sanctuary with Andrex® enriched
with Aloe Vera
* 95.8 Capital Fm DJ room designs
* Christmas Ideas Theatre
* Freestyle® Gadget Zone sponsored by Standard Life Bank
* Interior Design Clinic
* Keepers Lodge designed by Allied Carpets
* Spanish Townhouse by Property Keysol
* The Beauty Retreat
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And that is not forgetting about the Theatre where hourly
presentations from celebrities like Oliver Heath from BBC's
Changing Rooms, TV Chef Danny Boome, presenter of ITV's Dial
Mum, Rowena Johnson, Kellie Cresswell, Richard Bacon and
also Roberto Conte... Who knows you might see other
celebrities around the show.... Well now to the two big
questions.... They are as follows...
1.) In last weeks issue of Southport Reporter, Merseyside
could be celebrating this autumn after hundreds of consumers
voted for their favorite 2005 Garden Machinery Dealer. Who
is the Southport dealer who could win the prize?
Help
2.) The idea home show what stand is Gardengadgets.co.uk on?
Help
Place your full name, address and phone number in the email with
your answers and send it to this email address:-
news24@southportreporter.com
with the words "Ideal 2005" in the subject bar.
All entries must be in by 12 noon on 30 September 2005. Tickets
valid for weekdays only. Show is held over 7 October 2005 to 16
October 2005.
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- Tickets can be upgraded
to weekend. Tickets for a charge of £2.00 First Friday
opening times are 12 noon to 6pm, every day 10am to 8pm then
on after except Wed & Thursdays. Wednesday 12 Oct. and
Thursday 13 Oct. Will be 10am to 10pm. Last day, Sunday 10am
to 6pm. We will pick the five winners at random and put the
names in the following weeks edition. Tickets will be posted
to you that week. Names and contact information will be
passed on to the show press office to validate you tickets
and for security reasons. Winners must read all the
information on back of the ticket before setting off.
- If you want more information about the competition please ring us on
01704 513 569.
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