A Slideshow Portfolio featuring in-depth description of my film work (linked in file via QR code), script-writing and graphic art.

2. FILMS

3. Going Crazy with ROTOSCOPING:
This Music Video was made for a client who are budding
music artists called collectively as “Okazeduke.”
I did all production roles:
Directing, cinematography, editing, rotoscoping, etc...
The two music artists are featured in the video.
The main location I chose was by Waterloo station -
an alleyway featuring numerous works from a random
assortment of spray-painters that felt the fitting place,
given the nature of their music. I aimed to imbibe a
fuck it” athesthic that was them!
I filmed with the intention of focusing on their oddness
which came out in the footage. I always try and have
a laugh with anyone I film so they relax in the space.
My process is a standard workflow: Everything works as
normal except for Rotoscoping, a highly time-consuming
process taking several hours for a mere few seconds.
The idea behind the rotoscoping came because of an
80s/90s athesethic they had going on. The snapbacks
and their music felt like something “edgy” you would
find on MTV back in the day. I wanted to give this
impression.
Kit/Programs Used: Canon 600D (w/Magic-Lantern), Tripod, stock 18 - 55mm lens; Premiere Pro CS6, Photoshop CS6.

4. Kit/Programs Used: 3x HD Broadcast cameras w/Tracking Dolly, sound suite, live-tv suite, live-editing; Premiere Pro CS6, Davinci, Audition CS6.
A Live Production:
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This was a Live TV Production as part of my Degree:
We had one-take only to get it right - with an hour on the day of
rehershal time.
I was Executive Producer of this production and Director/Cameraman
of the Location Shoots. We had a massive amount of equipment to
play around with - Professional Studio Lights, 3x HD Cameras, a
Live-Production Editing Suite, A professional Sound Suite and and
Live Croma-Keying with the Blue Screen with a crew of 10.
For this Production, it was required for time the duration of each
segment to a second; having my Director of the Live Production cut
on-cue.
This Production featured the Advertising Degree Show students in
their final year and talking to them about their plans for the future;
intercutting the Live-Show with the Location Shoots which showed
them on the day of, which showcased some of their work and getting
their opinions on what it was like being a University Student at UAL.

5. Kit/Programs Used: Red Epic 4k Raw + 3 lenses - Close/Mid/Wide lens, Tracking Dolly; Premiere Pro CS6, Davinci, Ableton, Audition CS6.
A Set Direction:
This Short Film was made as part of my degree at the University of the Arts,
London, LCC where I was Director. This was a studio-production.
I have to note that the lack of a strong Producer and role orientation in student
films can make a simple workflow for a Production that much harder. The
many amendments myself and my crew wanted for the script and crewing
couldn’t take place; so their was a lot having our heads banging against a
stubborn brick wall.
The film focuses on a married couple; one in the army; an ardent racist, and
the other an heiress who wants to be an artist (although failing). The back-
story behind these characters involves her hanging out with her black Jazz
musician friends while he was away for work. Having them come back to
her house and using them for models to draw.
The narrative boiled down to a domestic conflict that turns violent; he is
angry at her for having made a drawing of “this man!” and it ends with a
violent outburst from the male protagonist. Because of the short-duration
time, (liimited 4 minutes - not including opening and credit titles), I didn’t
want the story to be exposition galore. The story was barebones like the
typical student script, so I wanted the progression of the male’s protago-
nist’s anger to be at the forefront of this film.

6. The Production Process:
The Production process was a new for me as I hadn’t worked with dedicated set
designers from the beginning of a production. We also had a skeleton set from the
beginning to play around with and a budget given to us of around £250; buying
props, paint, additional equipment, etc...
We worked with a Red Epic Raw camera; on-set we utlised live-grade version of
Davinci colour-grading with all of my video streaming right into the computer.
The Crew was broken down into:
Producer
Director
Screenwriter
Sound Recordist & Sound
Designer
Cinematographer
Editor
First Assistant Director
Production Designer
Production Assistant
Production Manager
DIT
The Production from start to finish was 2 weeks. From the bare set to the final edit.
The entirty of the Principal Photography last for 8 hours; starting at 9am and finish-
ing at 3pm.
I made my own edit, added my own music and colour graded the film after my dis-
pleasure with the edit done by the crew’s Editor. (My Edit is linked via QR code).
Second Assistant Director
Script Supervisor
Set Dresser
Props Master
Boom Operator
First Assistant Camera (Focus Puller)
Second Assistant Camera (Clapper
Loader)
Key Grip
Gaffer
Sparks

7. Kit/Programs Used: Canon 600d; Premiere Pro CS6, Photoshop cs6, ableton.
Glitching Out:
This Film was an experiment. To see what would happen if i
recorded film and then exported every frame as a PNG for
image-manlipulation. This created a glitching out effect that
is mirrored by the audio created for it. All the images were
imported back into Premiere linearly to give this effect.

8. Writing

9. This is a finished novella of a story I had written several years back:
following the son of a ronin who murders his father.

10. Abort - Feature Length:
This is a Feature Length script I wrote that I submitted
into the BBC’s writers room.
It follows the story of “Claire” who unexpectedly finds
out that she’s pregnant and it’s too late for her to get
an abortion.
Based on a story from a friend about someone he knew
who went through this - and her decisions which ulti-
mately ended with her family turning their backs on her.
Logline: A young and happy student couple find them-
selves rocked by a sudden pregnancy with events that
spiral out of their control. Unable to abort.
Kit/Programs Used: Celtx

11. Kit/Programs Used: Celtx
This is the 1st Episode of a serial drama I’m currently
writing as a pitch.
Jack is the the Resident Dealer in his Uni halls. He ends
up selling a bad batch of drugs to his friends, ending in
their deaths. He does all he can to stop himself from
being caught.
Wasted - Episode 1:

12. Graphics

14. Programs Used: Photoshop/Illustrator CS6
These graphics were made for a T-Shirt Brand I’ve been cre-
ating. “*uc* Life* which I’m going to start selling early 2016.
These graphics are just some of the designs I’ve created for
the brand; focusing on image manlipuation and captioning.