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16/02/2025

11/02/2025

🎉It’s out!!! Head over to YouTube and you can then rate on line via IMDb and review via Letterboxd!! 🎉

Watch Changing Tides and The Making of Changing Tides on YouTube now!

Links to both are on my website: https://www.thisishouseoftales.com/

Or go directly to the films on YouTube:
Changing Tides: https://youtu.be/SATypp4fBn0
The Making of Changing Tides: https://youtu.be/Qy7z0THpyD4

Based on a true story, Changing Tides is a film about end-of-life alcoholism and finding hope in unexpected places.

Bea, a broke 22-year-old domestic carer has a new patient, an old, angry, alcoholic at the end of his life. After a turbulent start the two form an unlikely bond that changes their lives forever.

Awards
Winner - Best Drama – Greenwich Film Festival
Winner - Best First Time Filmmaker – Wolverhampton Film Festival
Winner - Best First Time Filmmaker – Lytham International Film Festival
Winner - Best Emerging Filmmaker – Greenwich Film Festival
Nominated – Best Mental Health Awareness Film – Greenwich Film Festival
Nominated – Best Actress (Natasha Cottrial as Bea) – Greenwich Film Festival
Nominated –Bull Award – Birmingham Film Festival

Writer / Director / Producer – Kathryn Georghiou
Executive Producer – Jim Shields
Executive Producer – David Small
Producer – Christopher. C. Arkley

Cast Aiden- Rowe David McClelland
Bea – Natasha Cottriall
Paramedic – Marion Campbell-Rogers
Man in Suit – Aaron Pouncy
Woman on Beach – Sharon Georghiou

Crew Director of Photography – Christopher. C. Arkley
Production Designer – Kathryn Georghiou
Editors – Christopher. C. Arkley & Richard Leverton
Costume Designer & Wardrobe – Kathryn Georghiou
Music Composer – Aaron Pouncy
Casting Director – Kathryn Georghiou
Colourist – Richard Leverton
Sound Design– Richard Leverton
Hair/Makeup - Ellie Rumney
BTS Camera – Steven Trinder
Unit Photography – Adam Reilly
Runner & Transportation – Anton Arenko
First Aid – Agata Filipiak
Caterers Foodie Fusion, Le Roti, and Beach House, Blackpool
Filmed on location in Blackpool and the Fylde Coast

Special Thanks Katrina Thompson, Robert McCollum, Kerstin Kehren, Carmel Georghiou, Caroline Anderson & Joseph Adelakun With Thanks Brett Wheeler, Christie Mossman, Joseph Roberts, Lamia Senousi, Marion Hume, Kate Nicholroy, Mikey Buckley, Clare Igoe, Roberta Kehren, Dan Wright, Andreas Pattichis, Emma Gill, Shona Macfarlane, Julia Marsh, Ewan Borthwick, Alistair Scott, Judy Hopkins, Sam Cooper, James McQuiggan, Tony Mercer, Gareth Howells & Vyla Rollins,

With thanks to Blackpool Council and Harts Amusements.

Nacoa

05/09/2024

🎥Changing Tides is heading to Greenwich Film Festival!! 🎬

🏆After another award win at the recent Lytham International Film Festival, Changing Tides has been nominated for yet more awards including “Mental Health Awareness award”, “Best Drama” and more!

•Check the trailer here:
https://youtu.be/qlq6eKfzJdE?si=1rLy1l-lcHov07Ck

•More info about the film can be found here:
https://www.thisishouseoftales.com/changing-tides

The official trailer for the short film, Changing Tides. Based on a true story, Changing Tides is a film about end-of-life alcoholism and finding hope in une...

22/08/2024

Anyone that gets the chance to see these then DO SO!

Absolutely unreal at what they do, great night for it and plenty of images on my Instagram page ( ) of their previous show, soon to make there way to here 🔥🔥🔥

Check them out for tour tickets and updates! 🎟️🎟️🎟️

22/07/2024

🎉🇺🇸🎉🇺🇸🎉

Changing Tides is going to America!!

We've been selected for in New Jersey!

A bit about the festival in their own words, "We are dedicated to supporting, elevating, and celebrating the brilliant and talented women making magic behind the camera". And we're screening there!

The Film Festival runs from 18-20 October. More details about our screening and where to buy tickets to follow.

As always, big thanks to all the cast, crew and supporters whose donations made the film possible ♥️💙.

Writer/Director/Producer: from
Producer:
Exec Producer: David Small
Exec Producer: Jim Shields

Aiden:
Bea:
Paramedic: Marion Campbell
Man in Suit: Aaron Pouncy
Woman on Beach: Sharon Georghiou

DOP:
Editors: and Rich Leverton
Composer:
Sound: Rich Leverton
Colour: Rich Leverton
Hair/Make up:
Unit photographer:
BTS cameras:
Runner & Transport: Anton Arenko
Runner: Sharon Georghiou
First Aid:

And lots of funders who made it possible.

20/07/2024

10/07/2024

So so proud of this. Homegrown film, homegrown festival. Let’s gooo 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 fingers and toes crossed 🤞🏼🤞🏼

Absolutely over the moon to announce Changing Tides has been selected for the Lytham International Film Festival!

The is a wonderful film festival that's just down the road from Blackpool, where Changing Tides is set, so screening there couldn't be more exciting. Plus, it's my hometown area.

We're screening between 4-6pm on Saturday 24 Aug 2024 and I'll be there for a live Q&A after the film. There'll be a few of the cast and crew there too, so if you're coming to the festival come and say hi.

Find out more about the festival and how to get tickets here: https://www.lyiff.com/

Writer/Director/Producer: Kathryn Georghiou from House of Tales
Producer: Christopher. C. Arkley
Exec Producer: David Small
Exec Producer: Jim Shields

Aiden: Rowe David McClelland actor
Bea: Natasha Cottriall
Paramedic: Marion Campbell
Man in Suit: Aaron Pouncy
Woman on Beach: Sharon Georghiou

DOP: Christopher. C. Arkley
Editors: Christopher. C. Arkley and Rich Leverton
Composer: Aaron Pouncy
Sound: Rich Leverton
Colour: Rich Leverton
Hair/Make up: Ellie Rumney
Unit photographer: Adam Reilly Photography
BTS cameras: Steve Trinder
Runner & Transport: Anton Arenko
Runner: Sharon Georghiou
First Aid:

And lots of funders who made it possible.

Photographer Adam Reilly Photography

01/07/2024

What a day this was 🙌🏼 incredible DJ’s and performers, crowd was something else too. All for incredible causes 👌🏼

19/04/2024

An absolute pleasure working on this project. Everyone on set was amazing to be around too and it’s lifelong connections not only from the story we wanted to portray but the stories we shared with one another between scenes.

An incredible bunch of people and I can’t wait for the next project 📸📸💙💚

Guess what…? Changing Tides has been nominated for the ‘Best First Time Filmmaker’ at the Wolverhampton Film Festival. Say what……?!?! I’ve been smiling from ear to ear since I found out.

Changing Tides tackles serious themes, but on set we had a great time. Everyone was so respectful of each other and the story. We were serious when we needed to and had lots of laughs the rest of the time.

We made this together and it wouldn’t be what it is without all the people involved. It takes a whole team to make a film.

This picture sums up the mood on set on Day 1 of filming.

This is Marion. My wonderful, hilarious, caring and compassionate first ever drama teacher. When I decided to make Changing Tides and set it in Blackpool I knew I wanted Marion to be a part of it in some way. Nervously sending her the script, I held my breath until she read it and agreed to play the part of the Paramedic.

Marion was an absolute joy to have on set. She brought years of acting experience, years of experience in social work and her infectious energy and wicked sense of humour.

Changing Tides is showing at the Wolverhampton Film Festival on Sunday 5 May between 12pm-1pm (slot 8 if you’re getting tickets)

Writer/Director/Producer: Kathryn Georghiou from House of Tales
Producer: Out of the Ark Productions
Exec Producer: Jim Shields
Exec Producer: David Small
Aiden: David McClelland
Bea: Natasha Cottriall
Paramedic: Marion Campbell-Rogers
Man in Suit: Aaron Pouncy
Woman on Beach: Sharon Georghiou
DOP: Chris Arkley
Editors: Chris Arkley and Rich Leverton
Composer: Aaron Pouncy
Sound: Rich Leverton
Colour: Rich Leverton
Hair/Make up: Ellie Rumney
Unit photographer: Adam Reilly Photography
BTS cameras: Steven Trinder
Runner & Transport: Anton Arenko
Runner: Sharon Georghiou
First Aid: Aga Filip

And everyone who contributed and made this film possible (you all have a credit mention in the film, too).

Photo by Adam Reilly Photography

22/03/2024

Please check the link and vote for this immensely important piece. All filmed in the Fylde Coast and was an absolute honour with work on.

This topic affects so many including myself and this highlights so many important aspects. 💚

Thank you 💚

I’m thrilled to announce, Changing Tides has been selected as part of the Manchester Lift-Off Festival.

It is in the ‘New Voices’ programme with a whole host of indie filmmakers from around the globe.

This first round is ‘The Crowd Round’ where the public and festival judges vote for their four favourite films from each programme. That means you can buy a festival ticket, watch the films and vote too. Here's the link to the festival website: https://liftoff.network/manchester-lift-off-film-festival/manchester-lift-off-film-festival-2024/

The winning films will go through to the second round where Lift-Off Network Members and Judges will vote for the winning films and present them with awards, special mentions and promotion at the Season Awards screenings.

If you buy a festival ticket please watch Changing Tides in the New Voices Programme and decide if it deserves your winning vote.

Writer/Director/Producer: Kathryn Georghiou from House of Tales
Producer: Out of the Ark Productions
Exec Producer: DavidSmall
Exec Producer: Jim Shields

Aiden: Rowe David McClelland actor
Bea: Natasha Cottriall
Paramedic: Marion Campbell-Rogers
Man in Suit: Aaron Pouncy
Woman on Beach: Sharon Georghiou

DOP: Chris Arkley
Editors: Chris Arkley and Rich Leverton
Composer: Aaron Pouncy
Sound: Rich Leverton
Colour: Rich Leverton
Hair/Make up: Ellie Rumney
Unit photographer: Adam Reilly Photography
BTS cameras: Steve Trinder
Runner & Transport: Anton Arenko
Runner: Sharon Georghiou
First Aid: Agata Filipiak

And lots of funders who made it possible.

30/01/2024

The Shard seen through the ribbons of Crossbones Graveyard. The contrast between the “new world” towering over the “old” area of London.

A world known shrine and garden of remembrance of the approximate 15,000 paupers buried on the site, Cross Bones Graveyard was once set in one of Londons poorest and most violent slums, one of the final resting places of the “Wi******er Geese”, medieval s*x workers licensed by the Bishop of Wi******er to work in the brothels in the areas surrounding within the law of the City of London.

The Shard Visit London

17/11/2023

Elevated.

Drumsheds providing the incredible location for Bugged Out and the people providing the incredible atmosphere, literal thousands. Can’t be beaten!