The film crew spent the day with me last week, and we went off to one of my local clients based in Rugby, Quartzelec, Many thanks goes to Jody Townsend for arranging the shoot and appearing on camera. They wanted to film me at work, and i chose a 'typical' day at a 'welding firm', great sparks, lighting etc...but very noisy!
On return to the studio, I set up a typical studio shoot, using some boring looking nuts and bolts - thought it would be interesting to freeze them in ice and light effectively with coloured gels - they seemed to like it anyway!
As the day went on, Jo was introduced into the filming, not at all impressed by that i hasten to add, and we finished off with an interview - about my career - flipping hec, i went on, sorry for rambling, just very nervous, and pleased to say, i enjoyed the whole experience very much. This could be the start of my new TV career!
Following the filming day, i have been stacked out with different jobs, keeping me very busy, and Jo just about holding it all together. The studio has seen all sorts of sittings including a 'local' Calendar shoot, with very scantily clad men!
We Welcome Two New Clients...
We recently carried out work for Alan Paine, the leading outdoor clothing company, very tricky shots in the studio, showing the clothes as if being worn but without the models body in the shot! lots of photoshop trickery at work here!
