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Had a busy morning filming and editing a short trailer for this weekend's The Bay Health Festivals. Who knew there was such visual beauty to be found in stage scaffolding setups?😂.
Looking forward to heading down to Dalton Square and Kendal Leisure Centre tomorrow to cover the main events 😊
A Grasmere Nativity - Possibly the finest Christmas film I ever produced...☺️
Merry Christmas!
ACT FOR EDEN'S RIVERS 👊
Back in June, I worked on a project with Tania Crocket from Eden Rivers Trust and Lowther Endowed School to produce a film which is jam-packed full of information all about WATER! The children explain where WATER comes from, where WATER goes and challenge their audience to help Reduce Pollution, Help Nature and Use WATER Wisely.
Tania's going to use the film as an educational resource with children from other schools she works with across the Eden catchment.
The thing is, we never stop learning do we? I feel like I know so much now that I didn't know before about water - something which we all take so much for granted! As well as going on field trips to reservoirs and water treatment works, the children all learned a thing or two too about filming techniques too 👍🎬🎥
I just had this idea to greenscreen my mouth for a project I'm working on. It's worked out rather well 😆. I just hope this green paint that I found at the back of the shed comes off okay...🤔
I love these little timelapse films. They are just all-consuming. Today's release was shot over the summer and is powerfully poignant. Ordinary people going about ordinary lives - just like you and me.
It shows the fragility of peace - and reminded me to take nothing for granted.
I was visiting Ukraine by the end of last summer and finished this edit a few weeks back. This was about the time when the news started reporting about Putin...
These hyperlapse films by Little Big World are just delightful.
Just give yourself a minute to sit and enjoy the little things! 😊
Here is another films from a place that I probably would not have visited without the pandemic. I wanted to go to Venice for a long time, but never really wa...
Last year I was commissioned by Lancashire County Council to produce a film to show the process of plastic waste in its recycling facility in Leyland. Two weeks later, we went into lockdown! So this has ended up the most epic film ever - 12 months in the making!
It's been really interesting - I'm a real recyclyng zealot - my recycle bins overfloweth each collection week. However, to be honest, I've not really ever considered what happens once it's off my driveway. This film was really interesting. It was also noisy, smelly, dark and a bit terrifying (when my imagination got carried away!). However, I went there so you don't have to 😀.
It's a bit like Indiana Jones wrapped up in the 1980's A-ha music video "Take on Me". It goes way beyond the treatment usually afforded to these sorts of information films.
Thanks to Janine Lund and eeryone at Lancashire Renewables for your help and support.
Watch and learn and enjoy 😊
A couple of weeks ago I was commissioned by Morecambe Bay CCG to produce a film with NHS staff and volunteers in Barrow to thank local people for supporting them during the pandemic year.
Starring a huge cast (which grew as our production day progressed because, after people had overcome initial nerves and being on camera hysteria, they all wanted a piece of the action!), between us, we have produced a touching film. 😊
During the pandemic, I've been producing films about how University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust has adapted practices to work with patients. There's some clever stuff been going on.
Here's a film I produced with Richard from The James Cochrane Practice and Amanda from Kendal Care Home about the use of Hololens technology with Microsoft Teams. It was like stepping into the film Minority Report. I love making these films 😊 There's always something to learn isn't there?! And they keep me on my film making toes!
It's amazing what you find out when you produce films! In fact film production just legitimises my nosiness!
Last week I completed a series of short films for Lancaster-based Research and Development company, LiNa Energy. The films will sit on their website. They are developing batteries which rely on sodium rather than cobalt and lithium.
If you think about it, the potential in this for transport and energy storage is ma-hoosive! I'm going to keep going back to document their progress in film.
It's interesting what you find out isn't it? This week, I have been in film production for Lancaster-based LiNa Energy. LiNa is in the process of developing and commercialising a sodium battery to answer the demand from the electric car market. Because their technology doesn't use lithium or cobalt, they hope that it will help the world get to net-zero before 2050. (for someone who dropped Physics and Chemistry when she was 13, I think I explained that rather well!).
And... I met former film student of mine, Dean (top right)! These days he works in the labs at LiNa, but yesterday he worked alongside me to help set up a dozen interviews. It's probably 12 years since we last filmed together, but we hit our stride straight away :) It was fab.
Find out more about LiNa Energy here - https://lina.energy/technology/
It would seem that even when I'm not producing films, I just produce films. I had a few days off earlier this month, and produced this film about soup at Barton Road Community Centre
It has quite an epic vibe going on. I must confess, the soup is epic too.
I love this time-lapse film technique. I am always drawn right into them. I reckon Little Big World are masters at it - have a watch. We are all tiny really.
This is a short compliation with some of my favorite shots from all episodes that were released in 2020. Half of the episodes from this compile are from the ...
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A Grasmere Nativity - Possibly the finest Christmas film I ever produced...☺️ Merry Christmas!
ACT FOR EDEN'S RIVERS 👊 Back in June, I worked on a project with Tania Crocket from Eden Rivers Trust and Lowther Endowed School to produce a film which is jam-packed full of information all about WATER! The children explain where WATER comes from, where WATER goes and challenge their audience to help Reduce Pollution, Help Nature and Use WATER Wisely. Tania's going to use the film as an educational resource with children from other schools she works with across the Eden catchment. The thing is, we never stop learning do we? I feel like I know so much now that I didn't know before about water - something which we all take so much for granted! As well as going on field trips to reservoirs and water treatment works, the children all learned a thing or two too about filming techniques too 👍🎬🎥
Last year I was commissioned by Lancashire County Council to produce a film to show the process of plastic waste in its recycling facility in Leyland. Two weeks later, we went into lockdown! So this has ended up the most epic film ever - 12 months in the making! It's been really interesting - I'm a real recyclyng zealot - my recycle bins overfloweth each collection week. However, to be honest, I've not really ever considered what happens once it's off my driveway. This film was really interesting. It was also noisy, smelly, dark and a bit terrifying (when my imagination got carried away!). However, I went there so you don't have to 😀. It's a bit like Indiana Jones wrapped up in the 1980's A-ha music video "Take on Me". It goes way beyond the treatment usually afforded to these sorts of information films. Thanks to Janine Lund and eeryone at Lancashire Renewables for your help and support. Watch and learn and enjoy 😊
During the pandemic, I've been producing films about how University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust has adapted practices to work with patients. There's some clever stuff been going on. Here's a film I produced with Richard from The James Cochrane Practice and Amanda from Kendal Care Home about the use of Hololens technology with Microsoft Teams. It was like stepping into the film Minority Report. I love making these films 😊 There's always something to learn isn't there?! And they keep me on my film making toes!
It's amazing what you find out when you produce films! In fact film production just legitimises my nosiness! Last week I completed a series of short films for Lancaster-based Research and Development company, LiNa Energy. The films will sit on their website. They are developing batteries which rely on sodium rather than cobalt and lithium. If you think about it, the potential in this for transport and energy storage is ma-hoosive! I'm going to keep going back to document their progress in film.
