The Last Men's Club
A short film Written and Produced by Jeremy Swift.
Directed by Ed Bazalgette
Cast:
Jeremy Swift - Christopher
Roger Sloman - Ralph
Johnny Slap - Hos
Benjamin Smith - Hanni
Crispin Letts - Dan
Directed by Ed Bazalgette
Cast:
Jeremy Swift - Christopher
Roger Sloman - Ralph
Johnny Slap - Hos
Benjamin Smith - Hanni
Crispin Letts - Dan
Published on:
2012
Cinematography
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The Magic Cube
A new campaign for Oxo cubes.Cinematography2013 -
Supervised several time lapse units on a new campaign for Cancer Research UK which uses striking imagery to underline the power of research in combating cancer.
Directed by Frank Budgen
DoP Dan Landin
Produced by GorgeousAdvertising, Cinematography, Digital Photography2013 -
90 Sec. commercial for Morrison's
Match lit four shots for the animated Turkey sequence.
Directed by Si and Ad for Academy Films
Live Action DoP: Alex Barber
Animator: Mark WaringAdvertising, Cinematography2012 -
A selection of the several films made for leading homeless charity Crisis at Christmas.
Now in it's third year Knifedge's ecard campaign has raised over £750,000 for the charity through a corporate sponsorship program.
Cinematography2013 -
An 18 month shoot on Tim Burton's black and white stop motion feature. Read more about it's production in my interview with The Call Sheet http://www.thecallsheet.co.uk/tcsblogentry/31440Animation, Cinematography, Film, stop motion, Tim Burton2012 -
Wonderful Pistachio's commercial shown in theatres before the main feature.
Animated by Mattias Leibrecht.
Directed by Trey Thomas.Advertising, Cinematography, Digital Photography2012 -
New Campaign for Asda Credit Card
Directed by Sumo Science
Produced by BlinkAdvertising, Animation, Cinematography, Blink Ink2012 -
The ultimate pack shot, this shoot involved lighting a vast array of everyday objects from the last forty years, many of which have become iconic pieces of design destined to endure.Advertising, Branding, Cinematography2012 -
22 bumpers for Film Four's 9 O'clock movieCinematography2012 -
Directed by Steve Small
Produced by Sharon Titmarsh @ Studio AKA
Combines puppetry, stop motion animation with CG additions. The art direction and photography had to closely tie into the look of an established and successful print campaign. ShotRED ONE, which ultimately gave us the versatility to shoot multiple frame rates at high resolutions with the ability to capture single frames. We shot with a nice set of Canon K35 prime lenses.Advertising, Animation, Cinematography2012 -
Everyone mellows with age...
After a brief foray into the world of CG, Passion Pictures were asked to recreate the celebrated Peperami campaigns of old in stop motion.Advertising, Cinematography, Film2012 -
The sausage returns, again with self harm on his mind.Advertising, Cinematography2012 -
Advertising, Cinematography, Time Lapse2012 -
The first stop motion feature film to be captured digitally. Shot at London's 3 Mills Studios for eighteen months. Devised lighting for key sequences for both Land of the Living and Land of the Dead parts of the film
DOP Pete Kozachik
Directed by Mike Johnson & Tim Burton
Warners Brothers 2005Animation, Cinematography, Film, stop motion, Tim Burton2005 -
A major Channel rebrand for UKTV. Four themes were shot which combined live action, model shoots, rear screen projection and an underwater shoot. Shot on Red One and S16mmAdvertising, Branding, Cinematography2012 -
Knifedge was commissioned by Action for Prisoners’ Families (APF) to produce a drama to join a series of existing dramas to help work with prisoners around issues with their families.
Tom Hadley worked closely with scriptwriter, Mary Cooper, to sensitively deal with the relevant issues whilst weaving them into an engaging drama. Knifedge won the prestigious Gold for Best Drama at 2010 IVCA Awards.
The judges commented that it was “A powerful drama. Well cast, directed, acted and edited. It gave a real sense of the trauma affecting women prisoners and their families.”Cinematography, Film2012 -
A documentary on the development of the modern parking structure.Cinematography, Film, Industrial Design2012