Short film to shoot in Lord St Car Park

Friday, 2 March 2012 00:00

The MEA have given over use of its Lord Street Car Park to film-makers, for the making of a new short film.

Espresso is written and directed by Christopher Whitlow and co-produced by Matthew James.

The 20 minute thriller will be filmed in Douglas over one week staring the cream of the Manx acting crop, whilst also featuring some rising stars from the UK, with one actor currently appearing with Antonia Banderas in his new film.

The MEA will be donating the location fee of £200 to Children's Hospice, Rebecca House.

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