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We delighted to say that ‘Stained’ has been officially selected to screen at two International festivals so far for 2010.

First up is the International Film Festival of Uruguay, which takes place in South America between the 26th March - 3rd April 2010. Established in 1982 and accredited by the FIPRESCI, the festival will screen a host of new and exciting short and features films.

Shortly after we are thrilled to say we have been officially selected to screen at the Singapore International Film Festival 2010. The festival which will take place between the 15th - 24th April 2010, is also accredited by the FIPRESCI and is expecting its usually attendance of 100,000 eager film fans.

The film is also in consideration for a host of superb festivals World Wide and we will keep you posted as we get more news!

‘Stained’ was screened at BAFTA on Monday 8th Feb as part of a program to promote and showcase regional talent.

With all the Regional Screen Agencies taking up an hour slot in the Run Run Shaw theatre, the evening saw an array of films from last years digishort slate, screen to a host of industry organisations and professionals. ‘Stained’ was selected by Screen WM alongside the Brother Mcleod’s dark animation ‘The Moon Bird’ and Dominic Coleman’s mocumentary ‘The Surfer’.

All the films were made as part of the 2009 digishort scheme and are currently being submitted for festivals World wide over 2010.

For those people that haven’t had the opportunity to catch the SupaJam videos on PS3 here are two tracks filmed live at the Pigalle Club in 2009.

The Paris Riots.

The Paris Riots have seen their fan base and profile explode in the last 12 months. From winning last years “Fast Track To FIB” contest, playing to a packed stage with over 5000 fans at Benicassim to a sold out national tour and being flown to LA to record with a Grammy winning Producer. Mixing classic rock swagger with drop dead tracks 2010 is going to be their year.

The Lost Knives

Lost Knives formed in February 2009 and played their first gig a month later, supporting Broken Records at the Ruby Lounge. Despite their short existence they’ve already played with numerous established bands, including Whitest Boy Alive, The Panics, The Veils, Team Waterpolo and Telepathe amongst others, as well as being handpicked for an NME ‘house party’ show in support of The View and Twisted Wheel.