The film was shot in Edinburgh and also stars Paul Isaacs, Howell Parry and Steven McCombe putting on their 'best' Scottish accents. We took a new approach on this third part, improvising a lot of scenes and going for a crazy zombie dance which may turn up in the closing credits!

Don't expect to see this one anytime soon - it's gone on the back of the editing queue, behind "Australia/Japan 2004" (music video of my last holiday which I'm currently working on) and the Snowdon film from a few weeks back.

In other news, The Alien That Came To Dinner is done and once we've had an official screening, it'll be up somewhere here to download and watch.

But meanwhile, we're working on another couple of short films. One we shot on Monday, about two people climbing Snowdon (the highest mountain in Wales if you didn't know), and the other is shooting in early August in Edinburgh.

This second film is going to be the third in our "zombie trilogy" which began with Saturday Night Zombies and continued with Sunday Night Zombies. It may or may not be called Monday Morning Zombies. Jaime Katz, who has played Kate in both of the previous films, is flying in from the USA on vacation so will once again take on the demanding role. The script is still evolving, but the current draft features a zombie hamster!!

You can see a full listing of films playing there - long and short - on this page. UFO Spotters is in the "Festival Shorts 1" programme.

In other news, the sequel to UFO Spotters now has a title: "The Alien That Came To Dinner". Editing is complete and most of the post production has been done. Still to do are the opening and closing credits, and some musical effects.