A 10 minute film showing life inside a Norman castle in Staffordshire, England. and how a Knight dressed for battle. We used a very colourful band of reeneactors, who spend very little time in the 21st Century. The film is … Continue reading Tamworth Castle Museum
3D Animation commissioned by the British inventor and world famous horologist, John C. Taylor to illustrate the story and workings of the world’d first pendulum clock, designed by Salomon Coster. Together with my long time collaborator, Tony Lee, we painstakingly recreated a … Continue reading John C. Taylor – Masterworks
A trailer for a new online course, produced for the University of Queensland. Continue reading English Grammar edX Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5PgIBZ82ec?rel=0 A new symphonic song-cycle, Hearing Voices, Premiered by singer Melanie Pappenheim and the BBC Concert Orchestra in the Queen Elizabeth Hall at London’s Southbank Centre on Monday December 3. The concert was conducted by Charles Hazelwood. I filmed a technical … Continue reading Jocelyn Pook ‘Hearing Voices’
A Short film I made about a very special place. Continue reading Hallsands, Devon
A Short film introducing a new service for wine lovers with cellars. Shot on location. Lighting by Rupert Whiteman. Designer Nik Boulting and wine guru Ben Howkins teamed up to share their unrivalled experiences with those who wish to gain a personal and profitable inside track into the mysteries of wine. Visit their site (designed by me) here Continue reading Wine Cellar Consultants
Flam are Melanie Pappenheim (Dr Who, Dr Dee) and Rebecca Askew (The Shout). Occasionally, I film and photograph their productions. Great performers. See them, if you can. Leading exponents of the art of a capella voice theatre. In collaboration with director Emma … Continue reading Flam Productions Video
Video Design & editing for an exhibition film at the Royal Gloucestershire Rifles Museum, showing life on front line for British soldiers in Afghanistan. Currently in display at the Museum for the Royal Gloucester Rifles. All the footage is shot by soldiers. Continue reading Gloucestershire Rifles Exhibition Film
Video Design for director Joe Hill-Gibbons’, production of Tennessee Williams’ classic play. I mimicked the light reflections from a beautiful [real] mirror ball using projectors. This enabled me to create a beautiful transitions where mirror ball’s lights slowly shrank down into the confines of Laura’s table of Glass trinkets. Simple, but effective. Which we like. An outstanding show, with an excellent production team. Jeremy Herbert’s design was extraordinary. He made that show what it was. Creative team Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Jeremy Herbert Costume Laura Hopkins Music Dario Marianelli Light James Farncombe Sound Mike Walker Choreography Arthur Pita Video Creation Steve Williams Continue reading Glass Menagerie Young Vic
A Series of animated CGI Spots for an crappy airline, with a crappy logo, which we turned into a series of crappy ads. Yay! Produced with Tony Lee for Locomotion.Cinema4D for the 3D design and animation, composited in After Effects. Continue reading Flybe TV Character Animation
Toby Jones & Andrew Lincoln Photo Simon Annand
“…a black, hilarious exploration of deceit, paranoia and murderous desire, as the spirit of the the Blues lands in leafy suburbia.”
Jez Butterworth’s plays include Jerusalem, the award-winning Mojo, The Night Heron and The Winterling which all premiered at the Royal Court Theatre. Long time collaborator and former Artistic Director of the Royal Court Theatre Ian Rickson directed.
Man and Boy: Dada is an opera by Michael Nyman It told the story of a friendship between aging dada artist Kurt Schwitters and a twelve-year-old boy. Produced by the Almeida Opera. Production design by Jeremy Herbert. Video design by Steven Williams. Directed by Lindsay Posner at Almeida Theatre. Micheal is a QPR fan, so he can do no wrong. It has all been beautifully staged by Lindsay Posner, with designs by Jeremy Herbert [and Steve Williams] making virtuoso use of video projections Guardian Review Continue reading Michael Nyman Opera
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