DARES, starring ORNAMENTAL COWS
A 30 second film I made last weekend. It’s the re-enactment of a childhood conversation about DARES as performed by two ornamental cows. You should definitely watch it.
Go on.
I dare you.
Tag: filmed it
Alex Mills interview and performance
My presenter friend Aiss asked me to film another interview for her blog, this time with singer/songwriter Alex Mills.
Ed Sheeran interview and performance
I filmed this here interview and performance with the rather brilliant Ed Sheeran for my presenter pal Aissetou’s blog. He’s quite disgustingly talented, and a nice person too, so I expect massive global success before too long.
Little Albert – Mexican standoff
When a crack deal goes sour, it’s time for something sweet… a sketch I filmed for Little Albert
Little Albert – Wishful thinking
Another sketch, filmed by me, written and directed by Little Albert (Bertie and Fergus). One of my favourites, mostly because of the ‘special effect’ (which involved the glass from a small picture frame, sellotape, a plastic bag and a load of fake blood).
Little Albert – A New Fragrance
Stuck for a Chrimbo gift for a loved-one, family member or acquaintance? Then look no further than this new fragrance…
Little Albert – Tom’s Chips
One of my favourite Little Albert sketches to film, not least because I was allowed to direct it. It was, as ever, written by Fergus Dingle and Bertie Peek (youtube version here). In related news, my chum Kenny has recently launched the very snazzy ComComedy site, where many a funny sketch can be found: “ComComedy […]
Little Albert – Surgery
A sketch I filmed for ‘Little Albert’ in a small office in Soho, written by Bertie Peek and Fergus Dingle.
Little Albert – Quids In
The first sketch I filmed for ‘Little Albert’, written by Fergus Dingle and Bertie Peek. We used a dolly track made of what I think were guttering pipes from Homebase.
Hat’s Amoré
A film I made with my housemates for the Motorola “DirectorME” shorts competition. Our given topic was ‘fashion disaster brings unlikely couple together’ and this effort managed to get us to the semi-finals. Pictures by Sam Shepherd, Trevor Klein, Barry Pilling and Claire Pocock Noise by Cop on the Edge