Editor Declan McCann has been working away with his team for the last few months and we are close to a picture lock. On The Road Home is written by Sarah R Docherty, Directed by Richard Crawford and stars Seamus O'Hara, Gary Crossan 
and Caroline Davis. 

Synopsis: Three students take a road trip, after a night of laughter, liquor and shenanigans the road home teaches each of them more than they ever expected.

The short film was funded by The Northern Ireland Screen and produced by Lamb Films. Marty Stalker(DOP) and Natan McKee(Sound) did a great job squeezing into the back of a car for most of the shoot and have captured great images and audio. 

For More Info:

IMDB http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3569566/?ref_=nm_flmg_wr_1
LAMB FILMS WEBSITE: http://www.lambfilms.com/on-the-road-home.html
WRITER SARAH"S BLOG:  http://ontheroadhome13.wordpress.com/

Filmed entirely in The Front Page Bar (now called Moustache), Belfast, the short film has been selected to play film festivals coming up in Leeds, Oklahoma, Florida, Oregon and Cork. 

Andrew Parkhill who made his directorial debut in this short film will travel over to Palm Beach next week to see how if they get the Bar humour in the Florida Festival. 

Staring Derek Halligan, Conor Morrison and Shane McCaffrey, I’ll Be Here All Night has so far been selected to screen at fourteen film festivals worldwide. Grace Sweeny and her camera team did a great job in capturing the drama, in the last film ever shot in this old Belfast Boozer.  

The short comedy is about a Singer-songwriter Dave who tries to entertain a rowdy pub, but his moody songs of love and loss don't go down well, until the intervention of hard man Roy, who makes the crowd, shut up and listen. But when Roy refuses to let him stop playing and is less than impressed with his other songs, Dave soon finds himself playing for his life.

Thanks to all the cast and crew for making this happen, we have DVD's for y'all please send us your addresses. 

For more info: http://www.lambfilms.com/ill-be-here-all-night.html

DVD Design:  Leo McGuigan