Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, UK
$350 - $1250 / Day
As an Artist Filmmaker, I’m interested in Visual Anthropology. How can we represent people’s lives truthfully through Documentary, Scripted Film, Video Art, and live performance? My work has slowly shifted in recent years from commercial video to Documentary and Visual Arts, with my interests lying in ethnographic, environmental and global political commentary. I’ve recently finished showing a Video installation called ‘What Will We Do With What is Left’ at the Qalandiya international Arts Festival 2018 as part of their Collateral programme and I’m currently one of the directors selected for the BAFTA GURU 2018/2019 mentorship scheme as well as being a BFI Horizons recipient. He is a recent recipient of the BFI Horizons award and BAFTA GURU programme 2018/19 as well as his Visual Art work being selected for the 2018 Qalandiya International Art Festival Palestine
Produced for The MRC Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics
The Neuroscience and Mental Health Research Institute are at the forefront of developments in neuroscience and mental health research, meaning that they can now see the light in solving the brain's mysteries and unlocking the cures to debilitating mental health problems and brain disorders.
Produced for The Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens
I was commissioned to make this short documentary about COCA and the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) they run on their farm. Caerhys' history is like many farming stories, one of struggle, hardship and change. The film show how they turned their fortunes around for a better, healthier and more sustainable future.
This is my 2019 showreel
I was asked to create a 60 second film for Natural Resources Wales during a short session where they handed out seedbombs to the public, and had converations about how they, the public, saw the greening of urban spaces.
Produced for Cardiff University
The study of cancer stem cells is in its infancy. The UK needs a strong specialist centre focusing specifically on this research, to take its place with the very best such institutes around the world. The European Cancer Stem Cell Research Institute aims to fill this role.
Produced for The Royal Mint
Short documentary about the Trial of the Pyx. The Trial of the Pyx is the procedure in the United Kingdom for ensuring that newly minted coins conform to required standards. Trials have been held from the twelfth century to the present day, normally once per calendar year; the form of the ceremony has been essentially the same since 1282 AD.
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