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- 24.Feb
- Directors Notes: MICMACS
Hitchcockian, Capraesque and Kubrickian are all terms used to describe the relative filmmakers’ distinctive styles, well maybe it’s about time we add Jeunetian to the list (I thought Jeunetesque sounded better for a French filmmaker, but was a bit too close to the already existing Junoesque). It’s not that I’m comparing Jean-Pierre Jeunet to the likes [...]
- 03.Feb
- Best of the Blogs
It’s not often a Film Festival uses one of your articles to spark a debate, but that’s exactly what the ECU Film Festival has done on it’s site. Expanding on my Directors Notes article The Art of the Subtitle, the subject of subtitles is explored once more, with the question ‘how can filmmakers and subtitles work [...]
- 02.Feb
- Field Day
Shot, Edited and Uploaded over a 24hr period, this Video podcast shows the fun to be had at the notorious Field Day festival in Victoria Park, London.
Doc
- 25.Jun
- Fit Women
A little after shooting Bin Appetit, I was asked to provide some Effect & Titles for another documentary commissioned by Anglia TV, called Fit Women
- 30.May
- Bin Appetit
With my love for the Documentary film ever increasing, I jumped at the chance to work on a ‘Freegan’ documentary for Anglia TV, with friend and fellow filmmaker Craig Rook.
Web
- 21.Feb
- BFI Website
Whilst working as a Software Engineer, I had the pleasure of creating a website for the British Film Institute.
- 29.Dec
- Directors Notes – London Film Festival Coverage
Throughout the closing weeks of October 2009, I took my coverage for Independent Filmmaking website, Directors Notes, to the next level, by covering the 53rd London Film Festival.
ABOUT
Bobblog was set-up by Rob Munday to showcase my media skills and work to potential employers, fellow mediaheads and anyone else interested
Work includes Camerawork, Editing, Animation and Web Design/Development
Over the years I have completed work for companies including: The British Film Institute, Anglia TV, Luton Borough Council, Luton Town Football Club and The University of Bedfordshire
As films are a big part of my life and a big influence on just about everything I do, I like to keep myself revolving in the cogs of Independent film by regularly writing for Directors Notes and Short of the Week
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- Short of the Week: Pivot
A lone photographer plays witness to a murder and a chase ensues down a dark urban landscape in this stylized and fast-paced game of cat and mouse.
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