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2nd March 2015

BVE 2015 Highlight: Sumo Light

LED Technology blew me away at this years BVE Exbo. The developments are far more exciting for me, than cameras or sensors, at the moment. You are now able to replace more and more traditional fixtures with LED’s that produce wonderful light at a high output. A fixture that I believe has been missing from the […]

26th February 2015

BVE 2015 Highlight: LED Lite Ribbon

One of my highlights from this years BVE event at London’s Excel arena, has to be the development of LED technology. I have always been fascinated and, for me, the developments in lighting over the last 5 years is far more exciting than the development of Sensor technology. No just because a new camera is […]

25th February 2015

Why I stuck with the Sony FS700: The Odyssey 7Q

There was a moment, very recently, when I almost said good bye to my Sony FS700. But I decided against it, and instead, purchased the Convergent Design Odyssey 7Q and the Metabones SpeedBooster. What turned my head? The AJA Cion. This camera looks to be amazing! And I was lucky enough to have a go […]

25th February 2015

BVE 2015: Day 1 in Pictures & Mini Review

I spent yesterday at London’s Excel Arena for the annual BVE Exhibition. There was so much fantastic technology and cinematography equipment on show. The first sight of Arri’s new camera, the Alexa Mini, caused great buzz around the venue. I was in the right place at the right time and saw it roll up in […]

24th February 2015

Lighting Plan: 2 light Corporate shoot

I want to share a typical situation that I have to work around, on most corporate shoots. Little room and little equipment… I had to light two subjects, in a small office space, in a two camera set up. For my A Cam I had my Sony FS700 and for the B Cam I had the […]

24th February 2015

Welcome to CineResource

Welcome to the Launch of CineResource, the web’s new resource for Cinematographers and Film makers. We have lots of fantastic content on it’s way, from lighting plans, interviews, tutorials and articles from technicians and artists from all aspects of the Film industry. A very exciting development, will be the content I will provide when I […]

19th November 2009

Archive Post: De Montfort University, Year 2

My second year at DMU is when Film making truly kicks off for me with the introduction of Adobe After Effects. When I first looked at this package I hated it! It didn’t resemble the editing software I was used to and there for wasn’t happy with its existence and emphasis in the course work brief! […]

19th November 2009

Archive Post: De Montfort University, Year 1

My time at De Montfort University saw a vast change in the quality of my work, this came as I grew in ability and increased my knowledge. In my first year I was introduced to Adobe Photoshop. This was the beginning of my introduction to motion graphics and special effects compositing. I learned skills that would translate later […]

19th November 2009

Archive Post: College & Editing

My time at college opened up new possibility’s within film making. Most importantly video editing on a computer. My first experience of this was in pre-editing my course work for Media Studies AS level. I did this on Windows XP Movie Maker. These edits were crude but I did manage to add good pace and some […]

19th November 2009

Archive Post: The Analogue & Early Digital Years

Its has taken many years to get to where I am now with my work. I have been mainly self taught through plenty of experimentation, though the Internet and video tutorials play there part later on. I was lucky enough to be exposed to camera equipment at an early age in the shape of my […]

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