film
Natalie McCool - Fortune
16/01/12
Natalie McCool releases her music video for ‘Fortune’.
Video Credits
Produced by: Reena Gobindram and James Allison
Directed by: Reena Gobindram and James Allison
Director of Photography: Nick Cooke
Sound Supervisor: Sherylee Houssein
Production Assistant: Martina Kabelkova and Mel Thomas
Editor: Nick Culley
Video Credits
Produced by: Reena Gobindram and James Allison
Directed by: Reena Gobindram and James Allison
Director of Photography: Nick Cooke
Sound Supervisor: Sherylee Houssein
Production Assistant: Martina Kabelkova and Mel Thomas
Editor: Nick Culley
Nepaling around
20/07/11
This years World Challenge expedition went to the peaks of Nepal for some interesting and damp adventures.
UK's first Flash Mob Wedding
24/06/11
Darryll and Sam Low ceremony in Netley Abbey, Southampton
10 camera ‘flash mob’ shoot for Daz and Sams wedding ceremony. Captured on several cameras by members of the congregation, wide angle fixed cameras, a professional long lens camera and hidden microphones, giving the full flavour of the spontaneous flash mob event.
Featured on BBC Radio 2, The Daily Mail, Flashmob.co.uk and in local press, the event changed locations in the 11th hour, due to the original venue being alerted to the planned proceedings.
10 camera ‘flash mob’ shoot for Daz and Sams wedding ceremony. Captured on several cameras by members of the congregation, wide angle fixed cameras, a professional long lens camera and hidden microphones, giving the full flavour of the spontaneous flash mob event.
Featured on BBC Radio 2, The Daily Mail, Flashmob.co.uk and in local press, the event changed locations in the 11th hour, due to the original venue being alerted to the planned proceedings.
Biometric
14/06/11
Biometric installation at Wellington Academy
Inqb8r documented the successful installation of a cutting-edge biometric solution at the new Wellington Academy.
The fingerprint readers allow staff and students to purchase food, unlock doors and release their print jobs without the need for swipe cards or pin numbers.
The solution brought together a number of companies, who working together, managed to create a very modern system for a very modern school.
The school has been designed to reflect a 21st Century outlook on academic buildings, with a huge atrium and intelligent space.
Inqb8r documented the successful installation of a cutting-edge biometric solution at the new Wellington Academy.
The fingerprint readers allow staff and students to purchase food, unlock doors and release their print jobs without the need for swipe cards or pin numbers.
The solution brought together a number of companies, who working together, managed to create a very modern system for a very modern school.
The school has been designed to reflect a 21st Century outlook on academic buildings, with a huge atrium and intelligent space.
The UltraGirls on tour with Kylie
08/04/11
The Ultra Girls on their first support-act tour with Kylie.
The Ultra Girls joined the Kylie Aphrodite tour. We caught up with them all in Manchester at the M.E.N Arena and then again at the O2 arena, London.
The Ultra Girls joined the Kylie Aphrodite tour. We caught up with them all in Manchester at the M.E.N Arena and then again at the O2 arena, London.
To Unwill A Heart Premier
16/08/10
To Unwill A Heart received a warm welcome from the red carpet event in Southampton.
There was even correspondance from the Queen, with a letter wising its creators all the best.
There was even correspondance from the Queen, with a letter wising its creators all the best.
Africa
10/08/10
World Challenge expedition to Malawi and Zambia
With 14 students, 3 leaders, a lot of porridge, a few bags of crisps, some deet, lots of iodine, one big hill, one un-swimable lake, a construction site and a huge waterfall...
Team Malabia (Malawi and Zambia) footage will filter through in the next few weeks.
With 14 students, 3 leaders, a lot of porridge, a few bags of crisps, some deet, lots of iodine, one big hill, one un-swimable lake, a construction site and a huge waterfall...
Team Malabia (Malawi and Zambia) footage will filter through in the next few weeks.
TUAH off to Beirut
13/06/10
To Unwill A Heart selected to enter Beirut Film Festival
TUAH spotted at Cannes and invited to enter Beirut Film Foundation festival 2010.
Meanwhile news of the film is spreading fast including:
http://www.nishachand.com/archives/570
http://www.ramihilmi.com/News%20Page.htm
http://www.imranmusic.co.uk/
http://www.solent.ac.uk/news/newsarchive/2010/Cannesfilm.aspx
TUAH spotted at Cannes and invited to enter Beirut Film Foundation festival 2010.
Meanwhile news of the film is spreading fast including:
http://www.nishachand.com/archives/570
http://www.ramihilmi.com/News%20Page.htm
http://www.imranmusic.co.uk/
http://www.solent.ac.uk/news/newsarchive/2010/Cannesfilm.aspx
Cannes Accreditation
27/04/10
'To Unwill A Heart' accepted into the Short Film Corner at Cannes
The second part of a research project with Southampton Solent University, and the continuation of the Bevois of Hampshire tale, 'To Unwill A Heart' was accepted into this years Cannes Short Film Corner.
The fifteen minute short was shot in the vaults of Southampton and features a small section from the feature-length script and was scripted/developed in collaboration with local Christian and Muslim actors.
Bevois
04/03/10
An ongoing short film project in hidden vaults of Southampton
The 10th century tale of Sir Bevois of Hampton, the legendary founder of the City of Southampton who spent the most important years of his life in the Middle East, finding love, fighting lions and many battles, is contained in the Auchinleck Manuscript. Performed by minstrels across Europe and Russia, it enjoyed great popularity well into the 17th century. It represents an invaluable witness to the English language and literature that once influenced Chaucer and his generation
The Bevois of Hampton research project aims to make two scripted short films that explore the legend. The first short film was scripted/developed by the project team.
The shoot gained press coverage from the local press and BBC South.
The 10th century tale of Sir Bevois of Hampton, the legendary founder of the City of Southampton who spent the most important years of his life in the Middle East, finding love, fighting lions and many battles, is contained in the Auchinleck Manuscript. Performed by minstrels across Europe and Russia, it enjoyed great popularity well into the 17th century. It represents an invaluable witness to the English language and literature that once influenced Chaucer and his generation
The Bevois of Hampton research project aims to make two scripted short films that explore the legend. The first short film was scripted/developed by the project team.
The shoot gained press coverage from the local press and BBC South.
Blood - award winner
13/04/07
Blood wins award at the 40th Annual Worldfest Houston International Film Festival
Belize
13/06/06
Production work for Trekforce Worldwide, following a team on their Belize expedition.
Borneo
08/04/06
Production work for Trekforce Borneo, following a few of the teaching placements in the Jungle villages
Guyana
08/05/04
Two-month expedition to GUyana, South America, constructing eco-tourist lodges as an alternative income to the community of Surama village.
The lodges have been featured in numerous BBC films shot on-location including Serious Jungle and Adrenaline Junkies with Jack Osbourne.
Take a look via tripadvisor.co.uk
The lodges have been featured in numerous BBC films shot on-location including Serious Jungle and Adrenaline Junkies with Jack Osbourne.
Take a look via tripadvisor.co.uk
Zambia
08/06/01
A one month expedition to Zambia documented on miniDV
The first exploration of film-making, following an expedition of 16 seventeen year-olds trekking in Africa.
The piece ranged from the rapids of the mighty Zambezi river, to lion chases in the national park and sweaty treks in the Botoka gorge.
The first exploration of film-making, following an expedition of 16 seventeen year-olds trekking in Africa.
The piece ranged from the rapids of the mighty Zambezi river, to lion chases in the national park and sweaty treks in the Botoka gorge.