Some years ago, I was incredibly ill and decided that my only option was to stay in bed and watch some films. (The same thing I’d be doing if I wasn’t sick to be honest). I’d only recently discovered Bergman and I was excited to discover another of his works. Winter Light (1963) has become … More The Advanced Themes of Ingmar Bergman’s Winter Light
I sometimes find that if I’m being too self-serious about my nonsense filmmaking attempts, I like to remember that the whole artform that has dominated my life essentially started as a party trick. That filming people walking in and out of a factory wasn’t an artistic statement, it was a cool thing that nobody else … More How Playing with Toys Became the Foundation of Cinema Today.
Behind the scenes photos courtesy of James Bush: https://www.jamesbushphotography.co.uk/
The last few months I’ve been producing a short film, probably why I’ve been a bit lazy with the blog! Its almost finished and we’re looking forward to sharing it with the world. But even more exciting is that I teamed up with Thomas Geoffrey to capture BTS and Stills from the upcoming project. He … More The Museum of Modern Trash – Photography
This year I finally got around to watching The Sound of Music. Its one of those films that you’re supposed to have watched many times in your youth, however, in my case I hadn’t. I knew enough of the songs to get through any conversation about it and relegated it low down my watchlist, thinking … More The Sound of Music’s Greatest Moment
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