Edinburgh-based filmmaker, Matt Hulse, has embarked on making a feature film based on a journal published in 1957 called I cycled into the Arctic Circle.
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DUMMY JIM TEAMS UP WITH THE NATIONAL DEAF CHILDREN’S SOCIETY
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008JERWOOD SUPPORT FOR DUMMY JIM
Friday, September 12th, 2008‘We want to support your original, imaginative vision for Dummy Jim & help you create what we believe will be great cinema’, wrote Roanne Dods, Director of the Jerwood Charitable Foundation, in a letter to Matt Hulse.
DUMMY JIM ON BBC SEE HEAR
Friday, September 5th, 2008See Hear is the BBC’s long-running magazine programme for deaf and hard of hearing people, presented in British Sign Language.
DUMMY JIM WEBSITE LAUNCH
Sunday, August 24th, 2008The website Dummy Jim was launched with style at Glasgow’s CCA on Saturday 23rd August.
The event featured a live set from the film’s composer Daniel Padden along with The One Ensemble and projections of Super 8mm film shot along the original route of James Duthie’s trip to the Arctic Circle.
DEAF CYCLIST’S DIARY GOES ONLINE
Friday, August 22nd, 2008The personal notes and scribblings of a remarkable north-east cyclist, who shot to fame when he rode from his home village Cairnbulg into the frozen plains of the Arctic Circle, are to be resurrected.
