Liberty Festival
Trafalgar Square, London - August 30th, 2008

Mutt & Jeff Pictures are organising the Film & Video Zone at this disability arts festival.

'This zone is a celebration of emerging British Deaf film making talent - an eclectic programme of unique short films that highlight Deaf culture and British Sign Language. Showing a collection of films that refute the medical stereotype of deafness and pre-conceived notions people have about deaf people by using self-deprecating humour or a rich visual narrative.

Make your own mark in this innovative arena by coming to our CCTV - Cultural Communication TV booth in London ...the most watched city in the world, and leave a video postcard'

NHS

Coming Soon....

Mutt & Jeff Pictures are filming a short drama for The National Deaf Service. Aimed at health professionals to explain mental health and communication issues in deaf children and teenagers and where they should be referred to.

The director, Louis Neethling, said,
"We have a great cast on board which includes the talented David Sands and of course a wonderful 'behind the scenes' team.... ... watch this space!"

Horatio

Horatio written by Alison Lynch and Produced by Mutt & Jeff Pictures in 2008, continues to go from strength to strength. To date, the film has won: Best International Short Film - Ippocampus Ciak Cinema International. To see a video trailer of Horatio please select “Films.”  Photographs of the awards will soon be available on the website.
Horatio Awards
Stoned Love

Stoned Love by Jenny Lecoat is in script development; a feature film that will appeal to both Deaf and hearing audiences. Stoned Love - a romantic comedy full of heart and soul.

Horatio

Mutt & Jeff Picture's latest short film, Horatio , is now in the process of being entered into film festivals around the world. Horatio has already been accepted for and can be seen at the following film festivals: Ippocampus Ciak, Milan, Maine Deaf Film Festival and 2008 G Franklin Fish ASL Film Festival, Boston.   
Coming Out

Coming Out written by Charlie Swinbourne and produced by Mutt & Jeff Pictures in 2007, continues to go from strength to strength. To date, the film has won: Best Director -Clin d' Oeil 2007, Best Foreign Film – 1 st Finnish Film Festival 2007 and Best British Film – Deaffest 2007.

This year, Coming Out has been screened at the prodigious 8 th London International Disability Film Festival at the British Film Institute, London and shown in full on See Hear, BBC2 and Hands On, RTE2.