3rd Set Subject Competition (2024/25) – Film Titles

Hand-In: 11th September 2025
Judging: 25th September 2025

29th April 2025 Gordon

The 3rd Set Subject competition of the season on the theme of Film Titles was judged on 17th April by Nik Hilton (EFIAP/b DPAGB BPE5*) from Southport PS. Nik pointed out that the competition was a bit of fun, as it showed off people’s imagination in linking to the brief. Nevertheless, he mainly judged the images on their photographic merit.

The top scoring images are listed below.

Member Name	Title	Pts
Gordon Watson	Fiddler On The Roof	20
Margaret Keane	Sweet Pea	20
Bill Breckenridge	Breakfast At Tiffanys	19
Elaine Cook	Clockwork Orange	19
Carol Watson	Men In Black	19
Elaine Cook	Shampoo	19
Carol Watson	The Artist	19

The featured image for this competition is Sweet Pea by Margaret Keane which was one of two images to score 20pts on the night.

Sweet Pea by Margaret Keane

3rdd Set Subject Image Gallery – Film Titles

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Rear Window Hitchcock Movie by Sheila Giles — Score: 15 pts

Carousel by Mary Woodland — Score: 15 pts

The Eagle Has Landed by Mary Kirkby — Score: 17 pts

You've Got Mail by Mary Kirkby — Score: 15 pts

On The Beach by David Broughton — Score: 16 pts

Caught In The Web by Margaret Keane — Score: 18 pts

Dead Calm by Christine Round — Score: 15 pts

Trainspotting by Peter Flegg — Score: 15 pts

A Man For All Seasons by Mike Williamson — Score: 15 pts

Wisteria by Joy Swarbrick — Score: 16 pts

Short Circuit by Keith Orr — Score: 16 pts

Clockwork Orange by Esther Parkinson — Score: 18 pts

Coral Ghosts by Anne Young — Score: 15 pts

The Man With The Golden Gun by Mary Woodland — Score: 15 pts

An Englishman In New York by Gordon Watson — Score: 18 pts

The Shining by Peter Cotton — Score: 16 pts

Black Swan by Andy Ogilvie — Score: 14 pts

Easy Rider by Dave Biggs — Score: 15 pts

Full Metal Jacket by Simon Ray — Score: 16 pts

Marathon Man by John Scott — Score: 13 pts

Taxi Driver by Stuart Cahill — Score: 15 pts

A Touch Of Love by Anthony Hull — Score: 14 pts

The Book And The Rose by Joy Swarbrick — Score: 16 pts

Breakfast At Tiffanys by Peter Darby — Score: 15 pts

Men In Black by Carol Watson — Score: 19 pts

The 39 Steps by Anthony Hull — Score: 16 pts

Rocky IV by John Walmsley — Score: 14 pts

The Artist by Carol Watson — Score: 19 pts

On The Waterfront by Christine Round — Score: 15 pts

Pee Wees Big Holiday by Alan Yardley — Score: 16 pts

Breakfast At Tiffanys by Bill Breckenridge — Score: 19 pts

Clockwork Orange by Elaine Cook — Score: 19 pts

The Odd Couple by Alan Yardley — Score: 17 pts

Lock Stock And 2 Smoking Barrels by Andy Ogilvie — Score: 15 pts

The Silence Of The Lambs by Graham Barker — Score: 16 pts

Gorillas In The Mist by Esther Parkinson — Score: 17 pts

The Grapes Of Wrath by Peter Flegg — Score: 15 pts

Jurassic Park by Keith Orr — Score: 16 pts

Die Another Day by Bill Breckenridge — Score: 16 pts

The Incredible Hulk by Janet Parker — Score: 15 pts

Sweet Pea by Margaret Keane — Score: 20 pts

Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines by Roger Oldroyd — Score: 15 pts

Shaun The Sheep Aardman Movie by Sheila Giles — Score: 15 pts

The Crossing by David Broughton — Score: 15 pts

A Bridge Too Far by Simon Ray — Score: 15 pts

The Dark Tower by Stuart Cahill — Score: 15 pts

The Big Country by Roger Oldroyd — Score: 17 pts

Fiddler On The Roof by Gordon Watson — Score: 20 pts

The Lighthouse by Peter Parnell — Score: 13 pts

A Fist Full Of Dollars by Peter Darby — Score: 15 pts

Brief Encounter by Peter Parnell — Score: 16 pts

Resistance by Anne Young — Score: 14 pts

Ice Age 2 - The Meltdown by Peter Cotton — Score: 16 pts

Casablanca by Jennifer Wolstenholme — Score: 15 pts

Tombstone by Daryl Giles — Score: 15 pts

On The Waterfront by John Walmsley — Score: 15 pts

A View To A Kill by Mike Williamson — Score: 18 pts

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