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Is there much more satisfying than watching a cloud of ink slowly morph in shape as it drops through clear water? (Yes, probably.) But this has certainly been satisfying to shoot. Here are some quick screen

Last week, a video that I created for gothic metal pioneers Paradise Lost, went live! I had a manic couple of weeks - producing/directing/shooting/editing/everything'ing on it, to a very tight deadline,

I bought a new lens the other day ...from my friend who was selling Canon gear to migrate to Sony gear, so the Canon lenses were up for grabs for a bargain. 😎 This is a nifty 70-200mm 2.8 lens. Great

I spent my Sunday mainly video editing. It’s on a music video edit I need to polish and deliver ASAP. Work has been very fruitful lately, and as the saying goes, ‘make hay while the sun shines’. Plenty

This is all I need to go out and shoot these days. In fact, I don’t really even need the Peli case on the left. And with this stuff lately I’ve shot what is possibly my favourite music video (of my own

I haven’t much clue about the details of what’s going on with STEEM right now. I have no idea who is wrong and who is right. But its certainly dividing and taking over our feeds. But I do know that I have

Just released today, I'm pleased to share the new music video for Shrapnel 'Salt The Earth' which we shot right at the beginning of January 2020. If you're in to heavy thrash or metal then you might enjoy

I’ve spent 3 full days shooting multi-camera video for the wonderful Discover Double Bass (.com), filming another masterclass with professional jazz/improv tutor Olivier Babaz. He’s a wonderful Frenchman,

I’ve had a blast shooting the first music video of 2020 with mighty UK thrash metal outfit Shrapnel We shot the performance section of the video in which we lit a studio room with 2 x 600w LEDs which were

I went out shooting with my new camera yesterday and made this test video, putting it's video capabilities through it's paces during the golden hour. I wanted to try out 3Speak as a video platform too,

I went out with my new GH5 camera for the first time yesterday afternoon (I’ve had it for over a week 🙄). I finally got time to pop out and shoot some video and put it through it’s paces. I’m cutting

Tonight, we escaped from the kids, and took an adventure to the cinema. We saw Joker. Holy smokes. I saw the trailer when it first came out and thought it looked dark as hell and super gritty. I sort of

Today we went to the cinema as a family to see the kids animated comedy film ‘The Queen’s Corgi’. I’ve nothing to say about the film other than the kids enjoyed it, which is what really matters. We went

Toy Story is no doubt a classic. The simple story of toys discovering their right place in a boy's life and their right place in their own lives. The core question to launch us into Act 2 is, "Will

Some of you may remember Avary as involved with Pulp Fiction. Some may dig him from his 2002 film Rules of Attraction ( or from his 1993 film Killing Zoe. Rules of Attraction struck me pretty hard when

To me, No Country for Old Men is one of the most impressive films ever made. I remember sitting in the theater when it ended. You could hear the audience clearly express love and hate. It was fascinating.

As the clock counts down to my holiday in the sun ...which also coincides with HF21; I’ve been rushing to finish off my final edit of that death metal music video I’ve been banging on a bit about lately.

I'm pleased to be able to premiere a new music video to the #steem community - which is a video to a truly magical song (and artist) that I've been working with. It's a video I made with the brilliantly

I took a location recce day today, up over a village/area called Golcar, in Huddersfield. It’s for a narrative video for a death metal band that I’m filming on Friday. I wanted a desolate, lifeless, harsh

Yesterday I spent the day filming with The Empty Page on a new music video shoot We shot in sunny Stockport, Manchester, at a neat little photography studio. I would have take a better picture to represent