We’re hugely looking forward to our Inside Comedy: Nina Forever day at BFI Southbank next Saturday 18th May. It’s a unique opportunity to look behind the scenes of the hotly anticipated first feature by BAFTA nominees and Screen Stars of Tomorrow the Blaine brothers, during the post-production of the film. The cast and crew will [...]

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Silent comedy has delighted generations of film-goers. At LOCO’s School of Slapstick you can create, shoot and star in your own silent comedy film, working with professional theatre tutors, cameraman and editor. Each School begins with a screening of classic silent comedy shorts, after which you’ll be taught silent comedy acting skills. You’ll be helped [...]

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We had a fantastic range of entries this year, but Wizard’s Way stood out as a film with a truly original comic spirit, made with much love and no compromise. Chris, Joe and Socrates are a very talented collective, and we’re delighted to bring their work to a wider audience. “We’re thrilled and honoured to [...]

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LOCO is delighted to be back at BFI Southbank for a second year, as well as new venues including Hackney Picturehouse and The Lexi Cinema. LOCO is also proud to be supported by the Creative Skillset Film Skills Fund and the Film London Cultural Film Exhibition Fund. Offering world and UK premieres and with a [...]

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Shot over three gruelling days in real people’s homes… All for that 10 seconds of magic.

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We had an away day to Brighton. Our mission was to get messy drunk shoot a short mobile phone film in the style of a director. I got Wes.

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A highlight of this year’s London Comedy Film Festival was our world premiere performance of The Day Off, the legendary lost Tony Hancock screenplay by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson. With Hancock at the peak of his talent, the film was set to be a hit. But he rejected the script, wanting a more international [...]

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Only one day left of the festival. If you’re in town, check out the London Eye. It’s been smiling at everyone along The Thames since Thursday to promote our comedy film festival at the BFI Southbank. You might say the eye is wheelie happy! Sorry. . .

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Last night we officially launched the first ever London comedy film festival – revealing the festival line-up to the press in the shape of a good old fashioned pub quiz. Thanks to Tanqueray for supplying the gin *hic* (no hangover! Weird?!?) Here are the films and events over four nights at the BFI Southbank that [...]

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Submarine director Richard Ayoade mentioned that he might put our Q&A we did on the official DVD at the films launch earlier this year… I thought he was just being polite! A very proud moment for us all at LoCo. Snuggled under the extended scenes and Ben Stiller. Just where we like it *blush*

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