Archive for category: Productions

My first film for 2011 – “New Ears Party” – Shot with the Panasonic GH2 & 20mm f1.7 Pancake Lens at ISO 3200 – 720 50p – Edited using CS5 exported at 25 fps. I love the compact and descrete size of the GH2 making it easy to pocket, transport [...]

On Sunday the 28th of February 2011, community members celebrate the year anniversary of Grow Heathrow and occupation of the site. The year has brought many challenges for the community who have been recently notified of legal proceeding for possible eviction. New court papers seeking to evict the community garden [...]

Join some of the cast from the London Samba School as they prepare for this years 5km parade for the 2011 Nottinghill Carnival.

Agents of Change risk Liberty and Life on Black-Ops banner action, Infiltrating Royal Mall to Prevent Global Biomassacre Members of Action Against Agrofuels are sitting in trees 10m above The Mall 200m from Buckingham Palace with a vast banner reading “Biomassacre: Don’t subsidise it” as the government consultation on renewable [...]

On Saturday the 22nd of October concerned citizens affected and concerned about development of UK based Bio fuel energy plants rallied and raised issues concerning the pending public consultation by the Department of Energy and Climate Change over subsidies that would further support landgrabs, destruction, community displacement and deforestation that [...]

On the 9th of November 2011 at a Shell-sponsored awards ceremony in the swanky corporate offices of the CBI (Britain’s biggest business lobby group), young entrepreneurs are looking towards a bright future. Sixteen years ago, Shell made sure that Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight other young Nigerian activists had no future. [...]

Molly is a hard working, taxpaying “Homeless-Charity” worker from London who actively supports the historic global stock market occupations and how the crisis cuts have deeply affected her family. Molly – “A lot of the media have reported only students and misfits or Anarchists attend here and I think that’s [...]