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- 26.Jul
- Short of the Week: The Bowler
There was a time when you really had to search out a short documentary film, a time when the fiction film was most definitely the alpha male in the world of the short. However, over the last decade, with the ready availability of cheaper production equipment and the Internet providing an arena to screen, the [...]
- 13.Jul
- Directors Notes: Saint John of Las Vegas
It was in the early to mid 90’s when I really fell in love with cinema, the “boom” period of alternative American cinema was in full flow and the likes of Jim Jarmusch, Quentin Tarantino, Tom DiCillo, Robert Rodriguez and The Coen Brothers were all hitting their peak. These “indie” films were not only the start of illustrious careers for [...]
- 25.Jun
- Directors Notes: The Brothers Bloom
When Rian Johnson’s Brick came out in 2005, the class and confidence shown in the young filmmaker’s directorial debut blew me away. For those of you that haven’t seen Brick, it plays out like part hard-boiled, neo-noir detective story and part high school drama; imagine the novels of Dashiell Hammett mixed with Alexander Payne’s Election. It’s a film of great [...]
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
- 14.Jun
- Directors Notes: The Killer Inside Me
Every year there seems to be a film doing the circuit that is engulfed in controversy and elicits very strong reactions from its audience. Whether it’s Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist and its “shockingly graphic mutilations”, Gasper Noe’s Irréversible and its “sad, sickening exhibitionism” or Vincent Gallo’s Brown Bunny, branded as the “worst film in the history of Cannes”. This year’s film [...]
- 28.May
- Directors Notes: Valhalla Rising
Sometimes I know I’m going to love a film just from seeing one still. Sure, sometimes this assumption can prove hideously wrong, but on other occasions it can be a perfect presumption.
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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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Over the years, I’ve taken thousands of photographs, in hundreds of locations, with dozens of different cameras and this site has been created as a vehicle for me to display these photos. Instead of opting for the usual format of uploading all the images at once, I’ve decided to post a [...]
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