Hello visitors! As you can see I have put at a new look at Jo Woodcock Resource, thanks to the very talented Kim. The gallery also has a matching new theme as well – isn’t it great to have some colour on the site again?

I have given the whole website an overhaul – simplifying lots of pages and including some new ones such as the little video collection. Go as take a look at some of the interviews and film trailers I have hunted down for you!

Earlier this year Jo took part in a short film called Graceland, filmed and directed by the National Film and Television School. The trailer for the short film, lasting just under 30 minutes in total has now been released to the public. I must say it looks incredible! I will work on getting screen captures into the gallery as soon as possible, but for now you can view the trailer at the official website here, and take a look at the promotional image I have also added to the gallery.

A nice little update today. Firstly, I found a little video interview from during the promotional period of Jo’s film Powder which is short but cute.

This episode is neatly framed by Adrian finding love over the internet, a modern day phenomenon that is ridiculed slightly by his fellow taxi driving friend who suggests meeting girls in pubs, the old fashioned way.

Once his Hong Kong girlfriend finally comes to Britain, it is not the culture difference that threatens to divide the pair but the jealous feelings of his daughter’s friend. If anyone had uncomfortable feelings with the age difference and boundaries being crossed in terms of teacher-pupil relationships in Holly, then the feelings of abject despair that followed as the viewers were shown the very poor passes made by the young girl and the near destruction she causes after Adrian does the right thing by rebuffing her advances was chilling and supremely acted by both David Morrissey and Jo Woodcock.

With another big thank you to the absolutely fabulous Tayna, I have added the first (and so far only) official still from True Love. We also know that Jo is due to appear in episodes 1, 3 and 5 – therefore make sure you tune into the first episode on Sunday night at 10.25pm!

Jo is also featured in a preview clip released on the BBC website here, unfortunately it wasn’t working for me but some you may have more luck!

The official trailer for Jo’s new production was recently shown for the first time on the BBC. Unfortunately Jo isn’t featured but I though you might like to see the clip anyway!

Don’t forget to catch Jo between June 18th and 22nd!

A lovely short clip from the second series of Land Girls has been released by the BBC and you can watch this below. I have also added a new image from the season to our gallery.