I have just completed work as Colourist on the powerful new short film ‘Natalie’ directed by Mikey Murray and starring a very talented cast including: BAFTA award winning Actress Kate Dickie, Robin Laing, Sean Scanlan, Stephen McCole, Anne Downie and Rosie MacPherson

I recently completed work as Colourist on this poignant new short film written and directed by Philip Stevens and starring a very talented cast including BAFTA nominated Actor Nico Mirallegro, ‘Vikings’ star Maude Hirst, Robin Laing from ‘Band of Brothers’, and Max Willis.

I have recently had the pleasure to work on the Epic new film by Director and award winning filmmaker Philip Stevens and Writer/Novelist Giles Kristian. Based 950 years ago, ‘The Last Viking’ traces Harald Hardrada’s last moments as he retells one final epic story to Odin.

I recently completed work on the post-production colour for a series of montage videos that are playing as part of the exhibits inside the newly built International Bomber Command Centre, in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, UK. Chiefly, my aim here was to mimic the tonality and hue shifts of old Kodak print stock.

Back in December I completed work on an original 5 part Comedy Series ‘ Let’s Get Macho’. Starring a highly talented group of actors David Ellis, James Murfitt and Issy Wroe Wright, the series was written by the equally talented David Ellis, Alex Gibbons and Gabriel Henrique Gonzalez 

Back in September 2018 I completed work on a short film presented in the form of a tonal poem. Entitled ‘Standing on the Shoulders of Giants’ the film mixed high production values and filmic practices to celebrate the work of Sir Isaac Newton as part of the Gravity Fields festival.

This is a conceptual piece created around the theme of an already extinct, moribund future. Chiefly, the model was modelled in Blender 3D and based on reference photographs of Shipping containers. The textures were created in Substance Painter endeavouring to communicate weathering and age, whilst hinting at a not too distant future.

This is a conceptual piece created around the theme of an already extinct, moribund future. Chiefly, the model was modelled in Blender 3D and based on reference photographs of gas canisters, heating boilers, etc. The textures were created in Substance Painter endeavouring to communicate weathering, whilst hinting at a not too distant future.

These are a series of set-extensions and sky replacements utilizing both luminance and chrominance keying that control various atmospheric and set-based elements. For example, the road location not only shows sky replacements in a piece of moving footage, but also subtle prop elements such as Satellite dishes have been added to distant buildings.

The Arcane Welder is a media project that proposes a moribund future; a science fiction that imagines a future that is already dead. The project aims to create outputs that align the mundane and the recognisable with the futuristic and “arcane”.