  |
|
|
|
SITE LINKS |
Home Page About Me Contact Mecauses of impotence and cures Erectile Dysfunction |
|
Art, Graphic & Photographic Gallery Portmeirion Gallery Oxford Gallery Doctor Who MISFITS Web Site |
Filming Projects Below is a list of all the filming projects (that I can remember!) being involved with, whether it be in front or behind the camera, or both. |
| Acting Roles in: | |
| The Champions (1992) | Filming began in 1987, finished in 1992. Involved some acting. |
| A Hill Of Beans (1995) | Some acting involved but I was mostly behind the camera. |
| Xonus (1995) | Was well in front and behind the camera. |
| Iron Law (1997) | Mostly in front of the camera. |
| causes of impotence and cures (1992) | Filming began in 1987, finished in 1992. Involved some acting. |
| Erectile Dysfunction (1992) | Filming began in 1987, finished in 1992. Involved some acting. |
| Camera Man / Editor: | |
| Taking
What's Mine (1997)
|
Filmed 1995, released 1997. Behind the camera / editing. There were three music videos associated to this as well, filmed by Phil Young, edited by myself. Taking What's Mine is now available to watch on MySpace and YouTube. |
| Holiday Videos: | |
| Based In Manhattan (2003) | A film of my second trip to Manhattan. |
| The French Trip / Barcelona: A Brief Look (2004) |
Nice, Cannes, Monaco, & Monte Carlo in one film, with Barcelona in the second one. |
| A Short Trip To Budapest (2004) | Fantastic place. |
| Venice: Avenues and Alleyways (2005) | A very enjoyable trip. |
| Amsterdam / London | |
| Skiing In Bulgaria | |
| Photo Films: | |
| Our Family (2005) | Family photos covering more than 40 years |
| Anne - A Life Told In Pictures (2003) | A pictorial history / film of a good friend of mine. |
| Real Life Filming: | |
| The Marriage of Christine and Stephen (2001) | A wedding video, but a damn good one if I say so myself. |
| The Marriage of Catherine and Andreas (2006) | |
| The Christening Of Jennifer Isobel Young (2002) | Behind the camera/editing. |
| The Bosleys - A Celebration (2003) | Behind the camera/editing. |
| Polo Day At Kirtlington (2005) | |
| Emma & Ossie - Days Of Celebration (2005) | |
| Work Hard, Play Hard (2006) | A collection of social events. |
| Work Hard, Play Hard II (2007) | Another collection of social events |
| Beryl's Party (2006) | 60th Birthday party filmed for a friend |
| Why You Should Pick Edward! (2001) |
Filmed by request, an audition for a TV programme for a chap named Edward Blagrove. |
| Editing only: | |
| Two Holidays (2006) |
Two holidays that a couple of friends went on. I edited their photos and footage for them. |
| Nick's Stag (2007) | A stag weekend that i was asked to edit together. |
| Stage
Shows Filmed (1995 to 2004): Showstoppers, Oklahoma, Old Time Music Hall, A Show Of Shows, Bugsy Malone, HMS Pinafore Songs Of Gershwin & Bernstein, A Century Of Song, Show Excerpts, Mack & Mabel, Millennium Concert, Oliver!, 60s Sensations, The Variety Show, The Variety Show 1999, Millennium Show, The Variety Show 2001, Kidlington Gala Day 2001, The Variety Show 2002, The Variety Show 2003, The Variety Show 2004, Day Trip To Bethlehem, JC2000, Abingdon Lights 1999, Off To Bethlehem, The Smallest Angel, Call Of The World, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, The End Of The Rainbow, Joseph 2000, Gel, Annie, Peter Pan, When We Are Married, Drive-In', Performance Evening, As Seen On TV, 1/2 Light, Harlequin 2002 Rehearsal Footage, An Evening Of Dance 2003. Bands Filmed: Fast Forward (1988), Platform Soul (1996), Free 4 All (1996), Larkmead '97 (1997) Other Edits: Trish Nelson Live In Kidlington (2002), Hannah Baker (2002) - Compilations taken from 'Variety Show 2002' as asked for by the show's producer, Malcolm Baker. 2005: I have officially retired from filming any more shows, EVER. |
My Favourite Film Work These are the videos which, for me, stand out above all other video work I have been involved in. |
| A Hill Of Beans (1995) | All 'Misfits' films should be made this way. |
| Xonus (1995) | ...Or they should be made this way. |
| Taking What's Mine (1997) | Great soundtrack, great titles, great editing. |
| The Marriage of Christine and Stephen (2001) |
In general I don't film many weddings but this one was immensely pleasurable. I'm very proud of this video. |
My Least Favourite Film Work These are the filming experiences / videos which I don't particularly care for. |
| Gel (2001) If you had the choice to stage 'Grease', an excellent musical that most people have heard of (and like), or 'Gel', a musical nobody has heard of, you'd probably opt for 'Grease'. Not so for the college that performed 'Gel' after turning down 'Grease'. It is the singularly worst musical it's ever been my misfortune to see. It was awful to watch and more awful to edit. Thankfully it only lasts 94 minutes on screen. It's not a particularly well-filmed video, it has too many long shots. There were too many people on stage at any one time (simply standing still) and it was very difficult to see who was talking at any point. Co-filmer Phil Young and myself filmed it unenthusiastically and this comes across on the tape. Phil Young and I agreed we weren't going to release the tape (and never have) after 'discussions' with the show's producer. This one is likely never to be seen: my own copy will remain being kicked around the floor (where it's lain since 2001). Phil's copy went missing in the post and I personally thank Royal Mail for this unknowing act of kindness. |
| When We Are
Married (1998?) Two cameras, one tripod. One tripod had been left behind by accident and this made for an unevenly-filmed production. The show itself was very good but Phil and myself withdrew the tape (after producing just three copies) because I didn't like the edited version. |
| A music video
(1996? 1997?) Phil Young and I were asked to film a music video for a girl who will remain nameless. Footage was shot on two days using eight dancers and the singer. Personal problems then flared amongst people involved in the filming and it was cancelled. The footage was wiped. |
| HMS Pinafore
(1998) I really do not like Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, they bore the life out of me. I'd previously declined to film a previous show (The Mikado) for the same group and did not want to do this one. What changed my mind was the fact it was teamed up with another show (Songs Of Gershwin & Bernstein) and this interested me. The tape was one of the most boring editing experiences of my life: I hated it. The tape is badly edited as well, my heart was not in it. |
|
|
