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This is the Blog/Showreel site of Rob Munday. This site will be a place where I can showcase my creative work and display the skills I have developed over the years.
Please feel free to leave comments on my work.
This is the Blog/Showreel site of Rob Munday. This site will be a place where I can showcase my creative work and display the skills I have developed over the years.
Please feel free to leave comments on my work.
As part of an on going collaboration with local Luton based artist Joanna Callaghan, I recently carried out some post production work on a Moving image piece for the Format 09 festival.

After contributing to the Directors Notes website since it’s beginning back in 2006, I’ve finally got myself involved in another Short film appreciation site - Short of the Week

After working on the graphics for the Fit Women documentary, commissioned by ITV Anglia, the producer contacted me and asked if I could work on some graphics for another documentary.

Recently I completed the editing of Frame by Frame - The ‘Making of’ documentary, looking at the production of Still Moving, a project by Joanna Callaghan exploring Motion and Emotion through Photography.

After an intensive 3-day course over the weekend of 12th-14th September 2008, I passed my Final Cut Pro 6 Level 2 End User Exam with a pass score of 91.43% (64 earned out of 70 possible).

‘In the Minds Eye’ is a short film (in progress) by artist Joanna Callaghan, the shoot took place during early September 2008 and I was involved in Photographing & Documenting (through video) the work.

After an intensive 3-day course over the weekend of 18th-20th July 2008, I passed my Final Cut Pro 6 Level 1 End User Exam with a pass score of 98.84% (85 earned out of 86 possible).

A little after shooting Bin Appetit, I was asked to provide some Effect & Titles for another documentary commissioned by Anglia TV, called Fit Women
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.