Originally designed as a Christmas gift for my friends TIME has gone onto really surprise me selling close to 2000 units and gaining a revue in Europe’s largest distributed skateboard magazine. Edited down from over ten years of standard definition footage I felt the need to produce something from before taking the jump to moving to HD and starting my next production project.
Email me if you are interested in a little piece of Edinburgh Skate history.
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Still in the pipeline and expected to finish post production around July 2010 ThreeSidedSquare is my take on the twenty year battle to build a skate park in the city centre of Scotland’s capital city Edinburgh. With interviews, new skate footage and archived material this has been a real test of time management and research. Even though this production is being produced in HD all equipment has been sourced and all funding is my own so I can feel free to tell the story how I see it and not worry about upsetting investors.
Look out for ThreeSidedSquare in the summer of 2010.
I put together a small sample story that can be found here.
This is a four minute short film I made when my wife and a close friend Louis discovered
a child’s scooter in the waters of Leith. With Music by Joe Seal I really liked the
feel good nature of this idea and the result was a smile-
Watch the full short here.
Conceived from a short story I wrote at the age of 16, this script has grown and
grown and I am happy to say close to being ready to cross the desks of production
companies. Based months after zombies have overrun the world two brothers survive
in the core of the city living of the scraps of unspoiled civilization. Fearing the
reprisal or culling the brothers decide they can no longer sit still and have to
make there way north to the strong hold man has made for himself, separating himself
from his flesh hungry cousins. The film slowly turns into a action packed almost
weapon-
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I was approached at a club night I was working at by a local music producer going
by the name Vigilante, he proposed I make a video to go with a track he had produced
for a promotional album called Busta Vs Bullitt. The concept was Busta Rhymes mixed
with the score from Bullitt, I have always been a big Steve McQueen and Lalo Schifrin
fan so the idea seemed like something I would love to be involved with. I felt like
Hunter S Thompson copying The Great Gatsby word for word re-
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As some will know I have been working as Scotland’s number one VJ for over ten years now. Working with some of the biggest names in club culture I have been projecting fast edits and dark content behind such names as DJ Craze, Grooverider, Chase & Status and Pendulum to name a few. Since there are a few copyright issues with recording one of my shows and sticking it on my site I opted to make a short video of what you could expect if you came to one of my shows to a track provided by my pal BZ.
Check it out here.
One of my first productions was filmed in North Berwick at an illegal outdoor party/rave I helped put together. This copy was ripped from a VHS tape of which one of my friends still had kicking around. The hard drive the project was on failed a long time ago so I am lucky we made so many copies and gave them out to party goers and people who participated. It’s not the best thing I ever made but it’s nice to look back at my early stuff and not really feel too embarrassed. I have great memories of this night and the people involved so for those of you who were there or helped out enjoy.
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I was called at the last minute by my friend Bryan Jones asking if I could help out at Cabaret Voltaire with a power point presentation that they were having problems displaying for the 2009 British Council Awards. After providing a solution to the display problem I offered the man in charge my services to film and edit together a small video of the awards for what little cash he had in his pocket since I was there for the evening. Not really my style but its not often you work producing work for the British Council so here it is.
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Lords Of Bastard -
I always talked with Mike from Lords Of Bastard about doing a video with them but never found the time to get it together. With zero budget and some borrowed equipment one Sunday we got together and spent the day shooting at a studio to see what we could come up with. I'm really happy with the results and hope you enjoy
King size Karma off their first album.
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http://www.myspace.com/profisee
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