Jessica Morden Jessica Morden - Labour MP for Newport East, Shadow Deputy Leader of the House of Commons and PPS to Keir Starmer
I am calling for local musicians and film-makers to enter Parliament’s two largest creative competitions, Rock the House and Film the House.
“I welcome the return of Parliament’s most-hotly contested competitions, and would urge all local musicians and film-makers to enter Rock the House and Film the House. This is an excellent opportunity to celebrate our local talent and, as all nominations are judged by industry experts, there is no finer chance for our musicians and film-makers to gain exposure.”
The competition, now in its fifth year, offers the opportunity to put local musicians and film-makers in direct contact with the movers and shakers of the two industries and to have the best of Newport East’s talent take front and centre stage. Judged by the leading lights of industry, with prizes ranging from festival slots, studio time and top-notch equipment, the Rock the House and Film the House competitions are a pioneering opportunity to showcase what Newport East has to offer, raising awareness about the importance of Intellectual property (IP) to our creative industries and country.
Dates for the 2016 competitions are:
1st May, closing date for entries to MPs
31st May, closing date for MPs to announce their constituency nominations
20th June, final battle of the bands
4th July, awards ceremony
More information on how to apply for each competition can be found at:
- Rock the House -; www.rockthehouseuk.com
- Film the House -; www.filmthehouse.com