July 17, 2008

Nicholas Roeg’s “Puffball”

Posted in UK, 2008, films at 9:13 pm by Jeremy Jacobs

London, UK

Nicholas Roeg’s “Puffball” had it’s “secret” premiere tonight in Leicester Square. Occasionally, premiere’s just happen but when they do, LSQ TV are still there to capture the action!

Check this out from the LSQ TV “fan-cam”. Great to see Rita Tushingham and Miranda Richardson.

Snogging in Leicester Square

Posted in UK, Web TV, Jeremy Jacobs, films at 5:04 am by Jeremy Jacobs

London, UK

LSQ TV “fan-cam” footage from the “Angus” premiere last night:

July 2, 2008

Mamma Mia - The Movie

Posted in LSQ TV, Jeremy Jacobs, 2008, films at 10:41 pm by Jeremy Jacobs

London, UK

In addition to the piece I presented about Meryl Streep here , Leicester Square Television had the fan-cam out and about on for the World Premiere of Mamma Mia on Monday evening:

April 22, 2008

London Underground on LSQ TV

Posted in UK, LSQ TV, Web TV, Jeremy Jacobs, films at 2:10 pm by Jeremy Jacobs

London, UK

Last night was the World Premiere of Three and Out. LSQ TV presenters were there. Here’s the fan-cam footage for you to enjoy.

April 7, 2008

George Clooney on Leicester Square Television

Posted in UK, LSQ TV, Web TV, 2008, films at 8:08 pm by Jeremy Jacobs

well maybe!

My gorgeous co-presenter at LSQ TV, Claire Bueno will be hoping to have a word or two with George at the UK Premiere of Leatherheads in Leicester Square tomorrow night.

Claire is getting excited!

March 21, 2008

David Watkin - Cinematographer

Posted in Corporate Presenting, UK, LSQ TV, Jeremy Jacobs, 2008, films at 11:56 pm by Jeremy Jacobs

London, UK

David Watkin, who has recently passed away, was born in my home town of Margate. A brilliant cinematographer, his life was remembered on BBC Radio 4’s “The Last Word” by presenter Matthew Bannister. There’s an obituary from the New York Times here and his IMDB profile is here.

He’ll be best remembered for “Chariots of Fire” and “Out of Africa” (for which he won an Oscar in 1985). I enjoyed the film work on “The Memphis Belle” and “Cuba” which starred Sean Connery. At Leicester Square Television, we’re considering doing a special show featuring viewers favourite films. What would be yours? (A question I’d like to pose to Iain Dale, Ellee Seymour, Cranmer & Last of the Few)
One of David Watkins short films was the one below about a suitcase. Some of you may recognise The Walpole Bay Hotel and the sun-decks on the beach: