some TV exposure for Not Alone
You may recall I worked on a feature for my mate Tristan Versluis a while back, a horror called Not Alone starring Lucy Benjamin. I wrote a wee bit about it here. Lucy was just on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! in the UK and is doing the publicity circuit now. Tomorrow [...]
a pretty cool milestone
A few weeks back I mentioned that the website for 1 Day had gone live, a movie I did some stills for in 2008. It opens next week and today I arrived at work to discover a bunch of my photos from it on page 3 of The Independent. It turns out the film, which [...]
on the set: last days
Featuring:
- zombie hordes
- decapitation
- buckets of fake blood
- in other words, another gruesome short from writer/director Ryan Haysom
on the set: not alone
Featuring:
- an on-location set report on the first feature from Tristan Versluis
- behind the scenes and publicity stills shot by yours truly
- truly awesome 1950′s period cars
- Tristan’s excellent taste in profane set-wear
1 day is coming
In August 2008 I spent a couple of days in Birmingham shooting stills on a new film by Penny Woolcock called 1 Day. I’ve not been able to really talk about the film until now, but they’ve started their publicity drive so some of my shots are in the public domain at last. It tells [...]
you have to start somewhere
I’m on another short film doing stills this weekend – another freebie but I’m fortunate enough to have another stream of income right now so I can afford to do a few freebies for friends. It’s a great source of experience and gets me some more shots for the portfolio. Plus, in the past these [...]
back in the saddle
Featuring:
- gorgeous available-light portraits
- a brief set report from Ryan Haysom’s short ‘Fragments’
chasing the dream
If you’ve poked around in my archive or on my portfolio site you’ll know that a large proportion of my work is on film and TV sets. Unit stills photography is both a personal passion and a career that’s very much in it’s infancy for me (you could argue that all photographers are constantly working [...]
back to reality, and the making of ‘Vivid’
It’s been a pretty crazy few weeks for me and the only reason I managed to keep posting new shots on my glass eye was by posting about 10 days worth in advance, set to auto-update, before I went away! I hope you’ve been enjoying them, and with any luck I should be able to [...]
the right kit for the job
At this very moment I’m heading away for just over a week on location on a film called Vivid. I already shot some days on it last weekend in London but the bulk of the action takes place in a country house in Dorset, which is where we’ll be based. When it comes to packing [...]
