Bluff centres on two loveable rogues who are making a name for themselves in London’s hustle scene. When they are suddenly thrust into hosting a high-stakes poker match organized by a shadowy figure, the boys must keep their wits about them as they begin to get mixed up with the villains of London’s underworld, including one very angry loan shark.

Amber Blue is a short film exploring emotional labour and motherhood. Set in 2020, what appears to be a mother-daughter relationship is in fact a exchange for a paid mothering service. Amber is an entrepreneurial business woman who offers a mothering service. Blue is a client who is expecting a child with her wife and wants to know how to be a mother.

Working in collaboration with Bisroca London, False Men is an adaptation of Shakespeares Othello, set in urban London with a new take on this classic. Beautifully shot, directed and produced by Christopher Chuky and Tony Longe this has been shortlisted for Sundance Film festival and also shown at the London Short film festival.

Glasgow finest MOG collaborates once more with international producer ZambianAstronaut. Colour graded and edited in Da Vinci Resolve Studio.

With over 25 million views on YouTube, The Maccabeats have moved from parody band to songwriters in their own right. I was asked to Color grade both this video and “The Latke Recipe” with over 1.5 million views between them.

Shim Cramer from multi million view / Obama endorsed The Maccabeats, with this beautiful solo effort. Shot by Uri Westrich. Graded in Da Vinci Resolve Studio.

Commissioned by The ARCHIE Foundation and in partnership with DC Thomson and Vivid Elements. A visual and audio piece for their upcoming charity campaign the Oor Wullie Bucket Trail.

Set in an aircraft hangar and ballet studio, this video captures the essence of Rewired’s powerful shot in a slick and crisp style on both the Black Magic Cinema and a Panasonic G4. Edited and color graded using Da Vinci Resolve 11.

Tripolar sees Stuart Jackson, Adam Holmes and MOG reunite as Bang Dirty. The folk/rap/electronic formula will be familiar to fans of their debut effort, Everyone Out. That album attained cult status, a trickle of downloads giving rise to a steady flow of domestic and international purchases, fuelled by word of mouth, a handful of gigs and the lure of lead track Break Up, which was accompanied by a well-received video.