Format: Red Epic 5K FF - Redcode RAW

DP: Keefa Chan (Hero Shots)

Pedja Miletic (Airport)

Director: Pedja Miletic & Christopher Pace

Duration: 22″

Info: A commercial produced on behalf of Insight Communication – Nigeria, to launch the arrival of the new Heineken International Bottle in one of the most important African markets for the brand.

High Speed Camera @ 1000FPS/800FPS

Director: Pedja Miletic

DOP: Keefa Chan

Duration: 31′

Info: A new, high-profile, advertising campaign has just been unveiled for Malta’s iconic beer brand, Cisk Lager. The campaign has been developed around a bold and unequivocal statement, that anyone who has ever experienced this unique Maltese lager will probably be able to relate to: ‘Cisk is… Cisk’.

DOP: Keefa Chan

Duration: 32′

Info: Red Epic high speed function - 400fps/300fps/120fps @ 5K

These were the last work done with Red One #5574.

I am now a happy owner of the RED EPIC 5K camera.

Thank you to my amazing crew, with whom I’ve had the pleasure of working with to create these images,  you will see here.

Enjoy

Director: Michael Holyk

Duration: 3′42″

Director of Photography: Keefa Chan

Info: Shide Boss dropped the brand new music video for his song, “Ni Sohniye,” produced by Karman Entertainment. The song is from his EP Rainbow. The video begins with a lot of pretty women and dancing in the club, followed by the entrance of Shide Boss. We like the effects of this video, and the consistent change of scenery. It keeps our attention all throughout. The song is about a guy who never really wants commitment until he sees a certain girl, and it changes everything. This may sound like other videos for songs we’ve seen, but Shide Boss puts his own spin on it, which is refreshing. By Brittney Schering

Director: John Giwa-Amu

Duration: 6′22″

Info: Real Radio have a record 481,000 listeners, which is more listeners than Radio One within its transmission area and had the biggest breakfast show audience ever, with 1 in 2 of the coveted 35-44 year old female audience listens to Real Radio. Following a decade of success, Real Radio has now expanded throughout the whole of Wales.

Hope you’d enjoy watching it.

Format: Red One (Build 30.1.6)

Duration: 6′35″

Format: Red Camera (Build 21.1.0)

Director: Steven Owen

Dop: Keefa Chan

Duration: 3′20″

Info: Two piece band from North Wales. David Mitchell - Drums/Vocals Adam Hughes - Bass/Synth We try and make as much noise as possible with as little as possible. www.myspace.com/iamaustinmusic KIND WORDS **Edith Bowman BBC Radio 1** “They’re absolutely brilliant! It’s just the most brilliant thing I’ve seen in a long time” **Huw Stevens BBC RADIO 1** “Vicious and Amazing!” **Bethan Elfyn BBC Radio 1 Wales** “I haven’t loved anything this much since I heard the Manics’ Generation Terrorists. Bloomin’ ace! xx” “My new favorite band!”

Artistic Director: Darius James

Concept Artists: Matt Wright & Janire Najera

Duration: 9′55″

Info: Short Film Promo for Independent Ballet Wales. “Critics Circle Award” winning company Independent Ballet Wales present a new and breathtaking version of the most famous Welsh folk tale of them all, the Lady of Llyn y Fan Fach, the fairy bride lured from her underwater home to become a farmer’s wife on the Brecon Beacons.
Independent Ballet Wales’ take their inspiration from Hilda Vaughen’s adaptation of this heartbreaking tale, “Iron and Gold”, fleshing out the bones of the Welsh myth and bringing to vivid life this tale of love and loss.
Featuring stunning costumes, breathtaking choreography and heartbreaking passion.
Artistic Director and Creative Wales Award winner Darius James creates a world of myth and magic with some of the best creative artists and dancers around.

Position: Focus Puller

Director: Matt Savage

Duration: 5′25″

Info: UK short “Reign Of Death” - it’s dystopian futurism, complete with film noir robots and a high tech gumshoe. Plus it stars Doctor Who’s Noel Clarke (Mickey!) and is directed by concept designer Matt Savage, who worked on Doctor Who, Kick-Ass, and the upcoming X-Men: First Class. The styling reminds me of Caprica, with its blend of mid-twentieth century styles and a hypertech future.