'One Day' Film Festivals and Nominations

KODAK Finalist BEST SHORT FILM Competition 2007
Official Selection - Cambridge Film Festival 2007
Official Selection - LA International Short Film Festival 2007
Official Selection - L'Idea di Cleves Film Festival, Italy 2007
Official Selection - Bradford International Film Festival 2008
Official Selection - East End Film Festival 2008
Official Selection - Holloway Arts Festival 2008
Official Selection - Portobello Film Festival 2008
Official Selection - San Francisco Short Film Festival 2008
Official Selection - Luanda International Cinema Festival 2008

'One Day' Endorsements

Yorkshire Evening Post - The first surprise was One Day, an impressive and appealing UK short, that was not only amusing, but tender.

Angel Magazine - it is a great 15 minutes, bursting with ideas and excellent performances.

I absolutely loved the film - really original, fun script and laugh-out-loud performances. It was a breath of fresh air!
(Susan Breen, feature film development producer, Aardman)

A big movie in short form - (Ellin Stein, ex-Miramax)

I thought One Day was one of the most engaging short films I have seen. Not many shorts are daring enough to tackle a subtle and tender story, but here the strong script, solid acting and accurate pacing result in One Day accomplishing this beautifully - (Glynn Ryland, Head of Development, Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund)

I laughed, I cried. It changed my view of short films - (Stuart Williamson, IBM Media and Entertainment)

This is an excellent film, great direction, very funny and well-written script, lovely pacing and wonderful performances. I loved it, everyone should see it. (Tristram Shapeero, director)

An amazing film, I am extremely inspired - (Kenan Arif, ITV)

The 'One Day' Trailer

Owen breaks free from his mundane, suburban, claustrophobic office routine and escapes to Blackpool for the day with the girl from the video shop. He shouldn't... but he's off on one.

One Day - Principal Photography

The week of filming 'One Day' was extremely successful. We had all the right elements on our side. The three days in Blackpool went fantastically including the weather being gorgeous for us to film at the Tower. Basingstoke was wonderful with beautiful performances from Tim McInnerny as 'Owen' and Hayley Carmichael as 'Greta'. And the offices in Bishops Stortford worked a treat with lots of comedy from both Tim and Toby Stephens as the boss 'Mr Buckel'. Our crew have been amazing and given 100% commitment, we couldn't be more grateful.


Tanya Franks as Cherie and Tim McInnerny as Owen
Jenni Spencer (make-up)

Sponsorship

OUR SUPPORTERS - THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH
Mats Anda, Paul & Sarah Anning, Simon J Ashford, Michelle Austin, Paula Bardowell & Fedj, Craig Baxter, Ken Berry, Rachel & Clive Beagles, Craig Bethall, Chris Bladen, Michelle Bladen, Tom & Kate Blake, Sam Bond, David Britton, Edward Bryant, Andy Burgess, Hilary Burns, Matthew Carter, Dev Chakravarty, Anthony Cockett, Doug Cooper, Keith & Nel Cotterill, Juliet Cowan, Lucy & Andrew Darwin, Tupele Dorgu, Coleen Doyle & David Lyons, Marcus & Florence Fedder, Emma Goldman, Ben Gooder, Anne and Derek Goodey, Ciaran Griffiths, Hugh Grover, Mark Highton, Paul & Penny Hilton, Robert & Andrea Hissom, Bob Holmes, Thomas Huther, Rosamund Hutt, Peter & Suzannah Jackson, Nancy Jones, Omar Khan, Paul Keating, Thomas Kell, Melanie Kilburn, Dona Croll, Andrew Lancel, Sandy Lieberson, Johnnie Lynne-Perkis, Jennifer Macdonald, Anne Mannion, Sue McCormack, Tim McInnerny & Annie Gosney, Mel and Armando, Joseph Millson, Steve Mobbs & Pauline Thomas, Nancy Moody, Deborah Mullins, Pauline Mullins, Stuart Mullins, Simon Nelson, Phil Newman, Rachel Oldfield, Salah Omara, Aude Powell, Ben Pullen, Neil Reidman, Mark and Tracy Richardson, Lou Riley, Mike Robinson, Ron and Alex, Mary Rose, Chandra Ruegg, Oliver Senton, Gordon and Caroline Sim, Keith Simmons, Alisdair Simpson, Belinda Sinclair, Caroline Smith, Donna Southon, Ray Stevenson & Betta Caraccia, Richard Stokes, Sarah Stratton, Tony Sweeney, Hilde Syversen & Christopher Wood, Vincent Thomas, Myrtle Thompson, Francesca Tortelli, Maria Tortelli, Keith and Teresa Trick, Christine Turnbull, Sue West, Roy Williams, Eirik Winter, Clive Wood, Terry Yason, Jeremy Zimmerman

Fundraiser February 06

Toby Stephens, Tanya Franks, Thusitha Jayasundera and James Barriscale

The 'One Day' Fundraiser at Fifty London, SW1, on 27th February 2006.

Photographs by Des Willie

Stock-pot's Biography

Stock-pot Productions Ltd
Stock-pot is in development with their first feature 'FLY ME' bringing back on board ONE DAY's director James Barriscale, with Toby Stephens in the lead, and Tim McInnerny. “One Day” was Stock-pot’s third short, was a Kodak Finalist for Best Short Film 2007, and has been officially selected in numerous international film festivals. “Missing”, in association with Lifesize Films, was premiered at London’s Raindance Film Festival in 2004, and “The Briefcase That Brings Out The Baby In You”, an experimental piece, has been seen at a number of small British film festivals.
Stock-pot Prods was founded by Tanya Franks presenting “Play Readings of Shaw” (Theatre Museum), cast included the late Paul Eddington, and Les Dennis, with proceeds going to Shelter. “Deckchairs” (Kings Head) was the next production, which led to two years worth of drama workshops in Girls Secondary Schools funded by the National Lottery. Other theatre included “All Fall Away” and You Don’t Kiss” co-productions between Stock-pot and Pursued By A Bear. Stock-pot Prods then added its interest in film and produced “The Talking Film Series” (LIFS and Prince Charles Cinema). This was a series of live interviews with film directors Alan Parker, Mike Leigh, Terry Jones, Mike Figgis and Terry Gilliam.

The Team

Tanya Franks
Producer / Actor/ Writer
Stock-pot Productions Ltd
Tanya has been a professional leading actor for over twenty years in theatre (inc. the Royal National Theatre and West End), Television (inc. BBC's BAFTA nominated hit comedy Pulling, Eastenders, The Bill, Family Affairs), and BBC Radio Drama.

Founder and director of Stock-pot Productions ‘One Day’ was Tanya’s first script that she had written alone. She is now following the success of this short up with her first feature film 'Fly Me'. She co-wrote and co-produced her two previous shorts ‘Missing’ which premiered at the 2004 Raindance Film Festival, and ‘The Briefcase That Brings Out The Baby In You’ (2006).

Theatre Tanya has produced includes ‘All Fall Away’ (2003) - The Guardian Pick Of The Week - (Latchmere Theatre), ‘You Don’t Kiss’ (Oval Theatre and tour), ‘Deckchairs’ (Kings Head Theatre), and ‘Scenes of Shaw’ (Theatre Museum).

‘The Talking Film Series’ - a Stock-pot collaboration with the Prince Charles Cinema - five public interviews with high profile filmmakers Mike Leigh, Alan Parker, Terry Jones, Mike Figgis, and Terry Gilliam.




James Barriscale
Director - One Day
As an actor James’ television credits include ‘The Bill’, ‘Murphy’s Law’, ‘Cherished’, Spooks’, ‘A Touch of Frost’ , ‘Like Father Like Son’, ‘Casualty’ ,’The Vice’ , ‘Messiah’, Fay Weldon’s ‘Big Women’.

Film includes ‘Diamond Lil’, ‘Northern Lights’ and ‘The Birthday Party’, and theatre includes working with the Royal National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, English Touring Theatre Company and Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.

James started directing film in 2003 when he was commissioned to devise, write and direct a short with thirty young people at Benenden Film Summer School for East Sussex County Council - ‘Holding On’ in 2003 looked at a young girl’s first day at school, and in 2004 ‘Victim’ looked at bullying.

Also involved in directing for theatre he was Assistant Director at The Riverside Studios 2003 and P.A. to the Producer at The Old Vic in 2004 for London Talent, set up through Gifted And Talented, giving disadvantaged young children the opportunity to create a showcase of devised work after a two week workshop course working with companies such as Stomp, The Globe, The National, and Theatre de Complicite.


Angela Jackson
Producer / Legal Adviser
Angela Jackson is an executive producer of “Silence Becomes You” starring Alicia Silverstone and Sienna Guillory, which received its US release in December 2005.
A lawyer based in London with her own firm set up in 1995, Angela Jackson specialises in films for clients including financiers, writers, directors, actors and independent production companies. Her work involves her in many practical production issues including control of production expenditure.
Film credits for legal work include “Last Orders” starring Michael Caine, “Ladies in Lavender” starring Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, “A Christmas Carol: The Movie” starring Kate Winslet, and most recently “Forest of the Gods”, “The Other Half”, “Macbeth”, and “Candy” starring Heath Ledger which has been selected for competition at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2006.