Louise Beer and I (under our Pale Blue Dot Collective) had the immense pleasure of interviewing Martin Rees for Nablus festival in Palestine. Lord Rees was asked a series of questions by local Nablus English students which Louise relayed to him. Watch the video to glimpse into his astounding knowledge.
Music: Michael Wildsmith
The film visualises a segment of an interstellar objects journey through the vastness of space. The ambiguity of the rocks purpose is key. Does the object carry life, with the capacity to take it from one place to another? Does the rock continue on an endless journey, never making contact with any other surface, until the end of the universe? Will any life form ever witness the rocks journey?
Video Directed by Rupert Cresswell
Photography by John Hooper
Another Earth OST By Fall On Your Sword
Original Soundtrack available on Milan Recordings
Extended 12" Single versions available on DFA Records
Trailer film for classical music season from The Barbican Centre in London, 2013
Produced & Directed by Art&Graft
Clients: The Barbican
Photography: John Hooper
Sound design: Brains & Hunch
Tabloid Terry is a glimpse into the mind of a tragic man unable to find meaning from a life dogged by divorce, alcoholism and a brain fuelled by the red tops. His views are honest, but never considerate. You will never hear him say sorry nor will he ever conclude that any of his misfortunes are his fault.
Actor: Ian Donnelly
Written by Stuart Wright
DOP: Ryan O’Toole
Directed by John Hooper
Music by Tim Phillips
Director - Rupert Cresswell
DoP - John Hooper
Producer - Sophie Gunn
VFX Producer - Jakub Chilczuk
VFX Team - Patrick Pheonix, Matteo Morando
Agency - Keko London
Production Company - MPC Creative
VFX - MPC
Smoke with sound experiment
The book 'Grass Roots' is a season long look at the UK’s unofficial home of
Sunday League Football – Hackney Marshes – and how the many
people who populate its pitches are the real lifeblood of the beautiful
game.
This photographic project, shot on a medium format film camera by
Simon Di Principe celebrates the cultural diversity of those who
venture out into East London for a 10:30am kick off: week in, week
out for nothing more than the pleasure of playing.
Grass Roots is a healthy reminder about what a welcoming city
London is, the breadth of community spirit that can be fostered
through organised sports leagues and how amateur football is a
gateway to settling into a happy life in Britain.
Grass Roots is available from Thursday 1 September 2016
First Edition of 300 copies
Pre-order your copy palmstudios.co.uk/products/grass-roots/
Interview by Stuart Wright
Directed by John Hooper
DOP Ryan O’Toole
Music by Michael Wildsmith and Stanley Wildsmith
Photography by Simon Di Principe
Design by Tom Burns
Edited by Simon Di Principe and Ryan O’Toole
Foreword by Stuart Wright
Original artwork hand printed by Daren Catlin
Published by Palm* Studios
I was approached by Nous Vous to make a film for the Canal and River Trust