Showreeel: 60 Shots in 60 Seconds
Keble College: Welcome To Your Library
Anna's Story
Kathleen's Story
A Portrait of Cambridge
Roche: Meet the pRED Cancer Research Team
David Youngs: Boulder Burnt
David Youngs: Follow My Footsteps
David Youngs: Sumahita
David Youngs: Technomantra
David Youngs: Halo Glitch 156
Hawstead: A Special Place to Live
Global Graphics Case Study
ECIS Rome
Contamac: Corporate Video
Polocode
neuGRID
Cambridge University Press & Assessment: Online Professional Development
Cambridge University Press & Assessment: Test Maker
AVEVA: Corporate Video
AVEVA: Construction Management
AVEVA: Project StarDraft
AVEVA: Engineering
AVEVA Everything3D™
AVEVA E3D Insight Conference Opener
Devonshire House Interviews
ScriptX
Interview with Steve Furber CBE - lead designer of the BBC Micro and original ARM microprocessor
NovoNordisk: World Health News 2020
GÉANT2: Launch Video
GÉANT2: Radio Astronomy
GÉANT: The DECIDE Project
Luvata Ltd: Partnerships Beyond Metals
BP: Stay Safe
Kent County Council: Fastrack
TTP Group plc: Graduate Recruitment Video
Welcome to ARM
Perkins Engines Ltd: The Heart of Every Great Machine
Process. To the Power of E.
CDT is LEP
Imitating Life
The Home Office: Watching What's Yours
Chlamydia: Treating the Condition and the Risk
CyberLife: Creatures 2
Douglas Adams speaking on artificial life in 1997
Ooganoo's Big Breath
Showreeel: 60 Shots in 60 SecondsA one-minute showreel summarising my work as a producer, director, lighting cameraman and editor.I have worked on hundreds of factual and factual/drama productions, both on location and in the studio, on every continent - apart from Antartica!I directed everything on the reel and was lighting cameraman for everything apart from the robbery and sculpture sequences which were photographed by Marcus Birsel and Sam Montague respectively.
Keble College: Welcome To Your LibraryOxford’s Keble College library is at the heart of the college – physically and intellectually. This video gives new students an overview of what the library is for and how to use it.Directed, filmed and edited by Andy Taplin for Peninsula Films using a Canon C300 and 5D MK11.
Anna's StoryAnna's shares her personal account of being diagnosed with breast cancer and experience of treatment. Filmed using the EyeDirect system to achieve eye contact with the subject.
Kathleen's StoryKathleen, a mother and professional musician, shares her cancer story.
A Portrait of CambridgeWhat is a Canon 5D Mk11's video capable of during afternoon around my home city of Cambridge, UK.Lenses used: Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 L and Nikon 105mm f/2.5 Ai-s.Overall I’m very pleased with the image quality, although there are occasional moire and aliasing artefacts which is only to be expected.
Roche: Meet the pRED Cancer Research TeamInternal communications video introducing the international pRED cancer research team to a wider Roche audience. Filmed at multiple Roche sites across Europe.
David Youngs: Boulder BurntI filmed this video for a very talented multi-instrumentalist friend of mine David Youngs. He plays astonishing acoustic guitar using a percussive tapping technique that has to be seen to be believed - hence the video. He also plays drums and percussion to a very high level - he is stupidly talented basically!I used a combination of PMW 350 for the colour shots and Canon 5DMK11 for the B&W. Colour grading was done in Magic Bullet Colorista and MB Looks.For more information about David visit: davidyoungs.net
David Youngs: Follow My FootstepsI filmed this video for a very talented multi-instrumentalist friend of mine David Youngs. He plays astonishing acoustic guitar using a percussive tapping technique that has to be seen to be believed - hence the video. He also plays drums and percussion to a very high level - he is stupidly talented basically!I used a combination of PMW 350 for the colour shots and Canon 5DMK11 for the B&W. Colour grading was done in Magic Bullet Colorista and MB Looks.For more information about David visit: davidyoungs.net
David Youngs: SumahitaI filmed this video for a very talented multi-instrumentalist friend of mine David Youngs. He plays astonishing acoustic guitar using a percussive tapping technique that has to be seen to be believed - hence the video. He also plays drums and percussion to a very high level - he is stupidly talented basically!I used a combination of PMW 350 for the colour shots and Canon 5DMK11 for the B&W. Colour grading was done in Magic Bullet Colorista and MB Looks.For more information about David visit: davidyoungs.net
David Youngs: TechnomantraI filmed this video for a very talented multi-instrumentalist friend of mine David Youngs. He plays astonishing acoustic guitar using a percussive tapping technique that has to be seen to be believed - hence the video. He also plays drums and percussion to a very high level - he is stupidly talented basically!I used a combination of PMW 350 for the colour shots and Canon 5DMK11 for the B&W. Colour grading was done in Magic Bullet Colorista and MB Looks.For more information about David visit: davidyoungs.net
David Youngs: Halo Glitch 156I filmed this video for a very talented multi-instrumentalist friend of mine David Youngs. He plays astonishing acoustic guitar using a percussive tapping technique that has to be seen to be believed - hence the video. He also plays drums and percussion to a very high level - he is stupidly talented basically!I used a combination of PMW 350 for the colour shots and Canon 5DMK11 for the B&W. Colour grading was done in Magic Bullet Colorista and MB Looks.For more information about David visit: davidyoungs.net
Hawstead: A Special Place to LiveAs part of Hawstead's entry to the Suffolk Village of the Year competition we were asked to produce a video to show at the 'semi-final' stage.We were very happy to help. In the little more than a year we have lived in Hawstead we've made many friends and enjoyed being part of a real community. The villagers got behind the project - as they invariably do - and in less than a week we'd produced a film that captures the strong sense of community that exists here.The video was shot with a Canon 5D MK11 for the village shots and a PMW350 for the interviews.
Global Graphics Case StudyGlobal Graphics help German printer Ellerhold to overcome a serious print quality issue.
ECIS RomeHighlights video from The Educational Collaborative of International Schools conference in Rome 2016. Delegates comment on the conference and what it means to their professional development.
Contamac: Corporate VideoShort introduction to Contamac the world's largest manufacturer of contact lens materials.I produced, photographed and edited the video for Contamac through my production company Peninsula Films.
PolocodePolocode, a new satnav app developed by a commercial airline pilot, aims to solve the last few hundred meters problem that postcode-based satnavs can suffer from where it can be difficult to find an exact location.
neuGRIDPromotional 'explainer' style video for neuGrid, an EU funded E-infrastructure project that allows neurologists and researchers access to grid computing resources and the ability to share data.
Cambridge University Press & Assessment: Online Professional DevelopmentMotion graphics led video explaining what teachers can expect from Cambridge's online professional development courses.
Cambridge University Press & Assessment: Test MakerSimple promotional explainer video for Cambridge International Education's new Test Maker website.
AVEVA: Corporate VideoAVEVA, a leading supplier of plant and marine design and management software, was founded 40 years ago in Cambridge (making them the oldest software company in the world). This video provides an overview of the company’s technology and values.Produced by Peninsula FIlms (UK) Ltd for AVEVA.
AVEVA: Construction Management3D animation used to explain complex construction and engineering management concepts.
AVEVA: Project StarDraftA look at some of the 'from the labs' technology AVEVA will introduce in forthcoming products. An example of how graphics put to music can create a powerful piece of marketing communications.
AVEVA: EngineeringA combination of 2D and 3D animation is used to describe the key features of AVEVA's Engineering software solution.
AVEVA Everything3D™Product video for AVEVA's revolutionary new plant design software Everything3D™
AVEVA E3D Insight Conference OpenerThis short video was used as part of a major new product launch for AVEVA at their annual global summit event.
Devonshire House InterviewsInterview clips from clients of the Devonshire House Dental Practice describing their experiences of the care they've received.
ScriptXClean look explainer video for an innovative printing solution.
Interview with Steve Furber CBE - lead designer of the BBC Micro and original ARM microprocessorSteve Furber (CBE FRS FREng FBCS FIET CITP CEng) is the ICL Professor of Computer Engineering, School of Computer Science, University of Manchester.Steve talks about developing the historic BBC Micro’ the ARM processor’ his current research and future directions for computer science. The interview was conducted in Cambridge on 30 November 2010.From 1980 to 1990 Steve worked in the hardware development group within the R&D department at Acorn Computers Ltd, and was a principal designer of the BBC Microcomputer and the ARM 32-bit RISC microprocessor. Moving to the University of Manchester in 1990, he now leads the Advanced Processor Technologies group with interests in multicore and low-power computing, on-chip interconnect and neural systems engineering. If you own a modern ‘smart’ mobile phone, like the iPhone, you could say that have a piece of Steve Furber’s brain in your pocket!Steve is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Royal Academy of Engineering, the British Computer Society, the Institution of Engineering and Technology and the IEEE, a member of Academia Europaea and a Chartered Engineer. In 2003 he was awarded a Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Medal; he held a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award from 2004 to 2009; in 2007 he was awarded the IET Faraday Medal. He was awarded a CBE in the 2008 New Year Honours list and is a 2010 Millennium Technology Prize Laureate.manchester.ac.uk/research/Steve.furber/
NovoNordisk: World Health News 2020Used at a meeting to discuss the challenges that big-pharma will face in the 21st century, this video imagines what issues a news-style programme dedicated to health might feature in the future.
GÉANT2: Launch VideoGÉANT2, the pan-European research and education data network, is an initiative of the European Commission, together with national research and education networks in 32 countries. It provides high-bandwith data networking to Europe's burgeoning research and education community. This video was the centrepiece of a launch event in Luxembourg.
GÉANT2: Radio AstronomyOne of the projects making full use of GÉANT2's capabilities is European Very Large Baseline Interfermetry or eVLBI - a type of radio astronomy that combines the signal from telescopes seperated by large distances to create a huge single virtual instrument.
GÉANT: The DECIDE ProjectGÉANT, the pan-European data networking infrastructure, supports a number of medical research projects that need high-speed research networking capabilities.One such project is DECIDE: The Diagnostic Enhancement of Confidence by an International Distributed Environment which is helping clinicians and researchers diagnose Alzheimer's disease at a much earlier stage than previously possible.
Luvata Ltd: Partnerships Beyond MetalsLuvata, the global metals company, wanted an emotive film to illustrate the pride that they have in more than 400 years of metalworking innovation. Using a specially commisioned soundtrack we combined images of metals production, Luvata's valued people and CGI to create a film that was used to great effect at their AGM and sales conference.
BP: Stay SafeA Health and Safety film for BP's customers, to encourage best practice in the delivery, storage and management of hot bitumen.
Kent County Council: FastrackPromotional film to introduce Fastrack, an innovative public transport system to serve the rapidly growing communities of North Kent. The video is used extensively to persuade the people and businesses of Kent Thameside to think again about public transport.
TTP Group plc: Graduate Recruitment VideoTTP Group is one of the UK's leading technology consultancies. This video, used to attract the brightest people to work at TTP, shows the diversity of career they offer and the friendly, team orientated campus atmosphere of TTP's science park near Cambridge.
Welcome to ARMARM is the world’s leading designer of microprocessors for mobile devices, including iPhones and iPads.This video is used by ARM across the two-day induction process for new staff. It introduces ARM’s senior management and outlines the unique philosophy and corporate culture that pervades every aspect of ARM’s operations. This is a short clip from the video.
Perkins Engines Ltd: The Heart of Every Great MachinePerkins Engines Ltd is a world-leading manufacturer of advanced diesel engines for the plant, construction and power industries.This short, dynamic video is used to open visitor presentations at Perkins Engines Innovation Centre in Peterborough, England. The video was filmed at Perkins’ manufacturing plants in Brazil, the USA and Europe and shows the extent of their worldwide operations, as well as highlighting company values.
Process. To the Power of E.Fast-paced, promotional video for AspenTech used as a sales presentation tool and to open conferences and exhibitions.
CDT is LEPIn the late 1980's whilst at the University of Cambridge, the founders of Cambridge Display Technology invented light emitting polymers or OLEDs as they are now known.This production, one of our first, from 1996 describes how CDT's Light Emitting Polymer display technology would revolutionise the way we see the world and explains CDT's technology and business model.
Imitating LifeShot on 16mm film, this opening sequence shows how an elegant visual analogy was used to introduce the principles behind testosterone replacement therapy.Directed and edited by Andy Taplin.Lighting cameraman: Sam Montague.Written and produced by Amethyst Television Ltd for GlaxoSmithKline Beecham.
The Home Office: Watching What's YoursEducational video using dramatic reconstructions to illustrate security issues facing a variety of organisations, with advice on how to tackle them.This short clip is part of the opening sequence to the video.
Corporate documentary made in 1998 for a Cambridge company who were using concepts from evolutionary biology to create artificial intelligence systems that they hoped would revolutionise business and commerce.
Chlamydia: Treating the Condition and the RiskOpening sequence, shot on 8mm film, of an educational video for teenagers about the treatment of chlamydia, and how lifestyle contributes to the risk of infection. Voiced-over by actress Tara Fitzgerald.Directed, filmed and edited by Andy Taplin.Written and produced by Amethyst Television for Trinity Pharmaceuticals.
CyberLife: Creatures 2The next generation of Creatures - CyberLife’s artificial life computer simulation. Smarter, more lifelike and more compelling than ever before. Even Richard Dawkins is impressed!
Douglas Adams speaking on artificial life in 1997This interview with the late Douglas Adams was filmed in November 1997 at his home in London, on Betacam SP in 4×3 – state of the art at the time!I was making a video for CyberLife about the artificial-life (AL) technology being used in their Creatures series of computer games. Douglas was impressed with the evolutionary, bottom-up approach that CyberLife had used to evolve life-like digital entities that could learn and pass on characteristics from generation to generation. Douglas was a true geek, fascinated by evolutionary biology and computer science, and one of the first people in the UK to own an Apple Mac. Douglas’s ability to ‘riff’ on subjects that interested him was exceptional and in this interview he talks about the potential for AL, as it seemed at the time. CyberLife’s unique approach to developing artificial-life seemed then to have huge potential outside of Creatures, for example in industrial applications that could fundamentally change the way we interact with computers and software.Thirteen years later and we’re still waiting for the AL revolution to happen. Perhaps the world was not (and still isn’t) ready to hand over control to digital life forms, or perhaps the difficulties in applying AL to the real world were insurmountable. I’m not sure, but either way the company CyberLife no longer exists. However, Creatures continue to survive and thrive with many devoted fans breeding digital communities. Steve Grand, the chief architect of CyberLife’s technology, is still working on AL and may yet unleash his creations on an unsuspecting world.The two things I remember most about interviewing Douglas Adams, as well as how engaging he was, were that he was very tall (at least 6’ 5”), and the furniture in his house was correspondingly huge. So although he looks perfectly in proportion sitting on his vast sofa, I felt rather small in comparison. And secondly he insisted on sitting next to a life-sized sculpture of a naked human figure which looks innocent enough in the wide shot but I had to try and frame it out in the close-ups as the thing’s groin appeared next to Douglas’s head and was extremely distracting!
Ooganoo's Big BreathAn educational fantasy drama produced in 1990 for Fisons Pharmaceuticals. The videos was used to capture the attention and deliver easily understood messages to children newly diagnosed with asthma.
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