
Most Recent Impact50 Updates

Impact50: Are You Someone Who Reviews Films? Know Someone Who Does?
I am trying to align a number of reviews of Impact50 to begin to appear over the coming weeks and I am looking for people who have reviewed films before and would like to review Impact50. Ideally on an existing website though it can also go onto IMDb and out own blog too. Is this

How writing Inside the Piano Shop helped my work, by Lisa Parry
Inside the Piano Shop – the story of a woman who, upon hearing news an asteroid is about to wipe out life on Earth heads to a piano shop to use her talent one last time – has taught me far more about myself as a writer and how others see my work than anything

How I Created The Final Sound Mix (Dub) for Impact50 for the Cinema Release, by Guy Rowland
“How do you fancy dubbing a 2hr 20 min movie in a day”? “Great!” “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for.” “These aren’t the droids I’m looking for”. I think that’s how Chris Jones does it, you know. To be fair, I did sort of know what I was getting into – 50 films, all

Final Poster Poll… meteor or no meteor?
So it’s almost Impact day and we need to decide. The team is split. With the meteor, or without the meteor? You can cast your vote below and see live results. Note the credits are still temporary. I will share my thoughts after the voting closes, but by means of guidance, whatever we think of

What writers will get from attending The Impact premiere? By Ben Marshall
As creatives we are encouraged to embrace the new norm of digital interaction. More reason, in my view, to grasp the very real opportunity on offer with The Impact premiere event. Not only will it be a great night of red carpet glamour and a one off cinema experience, but writers will also be blasted

The Magic Of The Final Sound Mix… Impact50 Gets a MASSIVE acoustic makeover
The Magic Of The Final Sound Mix… Impact50 Gets a MASSIVE acoustic makeover The final sound mix is like the creative climax of the filmmaking process. It’s where EVERY idea finally works. Every problem is resolved, for worse or (usually( better. And it really feels, for the very first time in the process, that

50 Kisses Blog and Posts Resurrected
Over the last week and helped by the fabulous Milethia Thomas, we have managed to bring back the 50 Kisses blog, literally hundreds of posts on the whole journey. It’s fascinating to read and also inspirational to see just how much we achieved. Of particular note are the most recent posts where we mobilized the

Create50: How this all began and the magical throughline of creativity…
It all began with a riot. Four nights or rioting across the UK actually, but mainly in London. It was August 2011 and walking through Ealing the day after, on my way to the office at Ealing Studios, reminded me of a war zone. This was the start of Create50, though right now, it was

Why I chose to get involved in Impact50… by Tasbir Malle
Just over 3 years ago I was stuck on bed rest with an 8cm wound in my ass, staring at 4 walls, 24-7, with just a laptop and a TV to keep me company most days. The only light from a window at the far end of the room. There was no end to the

Final Draft Officially Come Onboard Impact50 to Sponsor The Meteor Award!
Final Draft Officially Come Onboard Impact50 to Sponsor The Meteor Award! On the night of the World Premiere and World Record attempt for Impact50, May 31st, we will be giving awards to the writers and the best in categories such as Best Performance, Best Music etc. Final Draft have stepped in to continue their support

Countdown to The Impact feature film on 31st May by Milethia Thomas
In the world of the feature film The Impact, humanity, in all its guises, is on a countdown to oblivion. In real life – eek! – we’re on a countdown to something life-affirming: the world premiere of a film that has been a community endeavour and labour of love for many – the brainchild of Chris

Have you seen the dinosaur fossil from the Impact 66 million years ago?
I love science. I grew up in a home that celebrated it. My brother leant toward astronomy and engineering, myself to microscopy, biology and geology, specifically palaeontology. The news that scientists unearthed the remains of a dinosaur that died on the day of the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs is nothing short of

Impact50: Are You Someone Who Reviews Films? Know Someone Who Does?
I am trying to align a number of reviews of Impact50 to begin to appear over the coming weeks and I am looking for people who have reviewed films before and would like to review Impact50. Ideally on an existing website though it can also go onto IMDb and out own blog too. Is this

How writing Inside the Piano Shop helped my work, by Lisa Parry
Inside the Piano Shop – the story of a woman who, upon hearing news an asteroid is about to wipe out life on Earth heads to a piano shop to use her talent one last time – has taught me far more about myself as a writer and how others see my work than anything

How I Created The Final Sound Mix (Dub) for Impact50 for the Cinema Release, by Guy Rowland
“How do you fancy dubbing a 2hr 20 min movie in a day”? “Great!” “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for.” “These aren’t the droids I’m looking for”. I think that’s how Chris Jones does it, you know. To be fair, I did sort of know what I was getting into – 50 films, all

Final Poster Poll… meteor or no meteor?
So it’s almost Impact day and we need to decide. The team is split. With the meteor, or without the meteor? You can cast your vote below and see live results. Note the credits are still temporary. I will share my thoughts after the voting closes, but by means of guidance, whatever we think of

What writers will get from attending The Impact premiere? By Ben Marshall
As creatives we are encouraged to embrace the new norm of digital interaction. More reason, in my view, to grasp the very real opportunity on offer with The Impact premiere event. Not only will it be a great night of red carpet glamour and a one off cinema experience, but writers will also be blasted

The Magic Of The Final Sound Mix… Impact50 Gets a MASSIVE acoustic makeover
The Magic Of The Final Sound Mix… Impact50 Gets a MASSIVE acoustic makeover The final sound mix is like the creative climax of the filmmaking process. It’s where EVERY idea finally works. Every problem is resolved, for worse or (usually( better. And it really feels, for the very first time in the process, that

50 Kisses Blog and Posts Resurrected
Over the last week and helped by the fabulous Milethia Thomas, we have managed to bring back the 50 Kisses blog, literally hundreds of posts on the whole journey. It’s fascinating to read and also inspirational to see just how much we achieved. Of particular note are the most recent posts where we mobilized the

Create50: How this all began and the magical throughline of creativity…
It all began with a riot. Four nights or rioting across the UK actually, but mainly in London. It was August 2011 and walking through Ealing the day after, on my way to the office at Ealing Studios, reminded me of a war zone. This was the start of Create50, though right now, it was

Why I chose to get involved in Impact50… by Tasbir Malle
Just over 3 years ago I was stuck on bed rest with an 8cm wound in my ass, staring at 4 walls, 24-7, with just a laptop and a TV to keep me company most days. The only light from a window at the far end of the room. There was no end to the

Final Draft Officially Come Onboard Impact50 to Sponsor The Meteor Award!
Final Draft Officially Come Onboard Impact50 to Sponsor The Meteor Award! On the night of the World Premiere and World Record attempt for Impact50, May 31st, we will be giving awards to the writers and the best in categories such as Best Performance, Best Music etc. Final Draft have stepped in to continue their support

Countdown to The Impact feature film on 31st May by Milethia Thomas
In the world of the feature film The Impact, humanity, in all its guises, is on a countdown to oblivion. In real life – eek! – we’re on a countdown to something life-affirming: the world premiere of a film that has been a community endeavour and labour of love for many – the brainchild of Chris

Have you seen the dinosaur fossil from the Impact 66 million years ago?
I love science. I grew up in a home that celebrated it. My brother leant toward astronomy and engineering, myself to microscopy, biology and geology, specifically palaeontology. The news that scientists unearthed the remains of a dinosaur that died on the day of the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs is nothing short of