Shooters Creates Artwork and Packaging for Feature Film


Diary of a Bad Lad is a film about property rackets, pornography, prostitution, drugs, and the media. Directed by Michael Booth, the film follows a group of filmmakers as they attempt to make a documentary about a very dangerous criminal.

Kino Film Festival Director John Wojowski says; “This is by far one of the best independent features I have personally seen from the North West in over 15 years and is very different than the excellent but standard formulae of the current latest indie Brit flick In Bruges. Booth and Williams came out of nowhere and produced a film, which left a lasting impression on me – this is raw film making in the purest sense – a film that needs to be seen

Salford Film Festival - audience feedback

by Jon Williams
www.salfordonline.com has been following the festival closely - they did an interview with me before the film which you can watch at http://www.salfordonline.com/enterta...vdetails=16666

Since the screening they've been getting some audience feedback - here it is:
  • I saw the film and was amazed, what a cracking film, Joe O' Byrne is brilliant but Jon Williams as the slimy Barry Lick steals the show, at times it was liking a real documentary and you felt that you really should not be watching it, all a bit too personal etc. This film should be massive, congrats to everyone involved in the making of it.
  • Diary Of A Bad Lad is going all the way believe me.
  • Diary Of A Bad Lad, hands down winner. Breathtaking stuff, if you missed it, well you missed a corker.
  • Don't bother with the rest, the best by a country mile already shown. Diary of a Bad Lad. Deserves to go mainstream. Everyone connected to this film should go on to better things, Hang your in shame Guy Ritichie and Co.
  • Oh yes, someone in the audience went so far as to track me down on Facebook asking me how much of it was true, and what a difference it made to see something real rather than some Guy Ritchie crap. He said he'd met Ronnie Biggs in Brazil and discovered for himself the way in which the media uses criminals - and how criminals use the media...

Diary of a Bad Lad


Due to the incredible amount of interest that Bad Lad is getting we have literally just secured a major, ground-breaking deal which is completely in keeping with our independent spirit.

This means that these will be the only copies of the 'Special Edition' DVD - they are simply too valuable to give any away. But that doesn't mean we're going to put the price up. Instead every copy is going to be even more special because now each one will be signed by the producer! Get your 'collector's edition' now before they are all gone!

Shooters Media recently created artwork for our sister companies first Feature Film - Diary of a Bad Lad. The Pleased Sheep Film, due to be released this year required DVD Packaging, publicity material and press kits for festivals, sales agents, download sites and magazine articles.

For more information about Diary of a Bad Lad, check out it's profile page on the Internet Movie Database.