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“Regent Street’s Christmas lights switch-on this year will yet again signal the start of Christmas in the West End. With so many exciting brands joining Regent Street, it really is the perfect place to celebrate the Christmas season. We are proud to be able to celebrate the achievements of Team GB and ParalympicsGB in a culmination to an amazing year for London and the UK, and I’m proud that Regent Street can be at the heart of the celebrations”.
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Voyager: to the final frontier

British independent filmmaker, Christopher Riley, has returned to the BBC for his latest documentary film, ‘Voyager: to the final frontier’ premiering on BBC FOUR at 9pm on 24 October 2012. The film celebrates NASA’s remarkable Voyager interstellar missions, at the very time we prepare to see them leave the entire Solar System and literally cross their final frontier.Launched in the summer of 1977, Voyager 1 and 2 made mankind’s first close encounters with the Giant planets possible. Thirty five years on they continue to beam back information today from 11 billion miles away, as they pass

Press Release FIRST ORBIT – London Calling

Independent filmmaker, Chris Riley from London, United Kingdom is seeking support from space enthusiasts across the world by selling film credits on his forthcoming DVD and Blu-Ray release of FIRST ORBIT; a film celebrating Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering spaceflight orbiting the Earth in 1961.The internet version of First Orbit is already a global YouTube hit, having received almost 3.5 million views, and in response to numerous requests around the world Riley aims to release a DVD and Blu-Ray version in April 2012 by raising the manufacturing costs through popular crowd funding platform http://

A Christmas gift they won’t already have…

Independent production studio The Attic Room has launched a unique Christmas gift opportunity on the crowd funding platform www.indiegogo.com/firstorbit by selling movie credits for its forthcoming DVD and Blu-Ray release of ‘First Orbit’; one of the biggest independent film successes of the year.First Orbit premiered with English subtitles at over 1600 crowd sourced screening events in more than 130 countries in April 2011, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering spaceflight. Eight months on, the film has been translated by fans into more than 30 languages and in

Independent movie ‘First Orbit’ goes super multi-lingual with the help of IndieGoGo

Independent production house ‘The Attic Room’ has teamed up with crowd funding platform IndieGoGo www.indiegogo.com/firstorbit to seek sponsorship for the release of its innovative feature documentary film ‘First Orbit’, as a new multi-language DVD & Blu-Ray; taking the story of humanity’s first spaceflight to even more cultures across the world.The Attic Room’s new initiative with IndieGoGo, is in direct response to requests from fans across the world for a DVD and gives them a unique chance to become part of this historic film project. Those interested can now choose from a selection of

First Orbit - Global Call to Action at the International Astronautical Congress

First Orbit, the viral experiential documentary film Directed and Produced by British independent film maker Chris Riley and premiered globally this year on YouTube to mark the 50th anniversary of mankind’s first spaceflight is launching its next phase.  A viral ‘call to action’ to translate the film into as many languages as possible will be announced this week on 4 October 2011 at the International Astronautical Congress, Cape Town, to the largest annual assembly of space professionals on Earth.In what is fast becoming one of the most engaging and successful viral movie projects of the

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