Reverb
- Feature Film - Production Designer
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Shot
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A
contemporary psychological horror set in a hi-tech recording
studio. |
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sets included; a cavernous recording studio space with
a high tech control room, the plush studio reception,
a maze of corridors, an old tiled recording chamber and
various apartments ranging from large artists loft to
small cluttered musicians pad. |
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Props
included 1970's style experimental musical instruments
and a large amount of interactive computer displays. |
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Eitan Arrusi
Frank Mannion |
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Freebird
- Feature Film - Production Designer
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Shot
on location and in the studio |
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A
contemporary comedy road movie about three dispatch riders
who go on a mission to Wales and get caught up in the
middle of a battle between two rival bike gangs. |
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Multiple
locations including various woodland camps, a moorland
battlefield, bikers workshop, cannabis plantation, appartment
interiors, London streets and Welsh country roads. |
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Sets
included; disabled toilet, village shop and various pub
interiors. |
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Props
included the three hero customised motorcycles, many medieval
looking weapons, a battered van and a hippy’s caravan.
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prod.
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Jon Ivay
David Reid
Adam Bohling |
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Mutant
Chronicles - 7 minute Trailer - Production Designer
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Shot
on location and in the studio. |
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A
seven minute trailer for the upcoming feature film. Set
in a futuristic world where four giant global corporations
have banded together to fight the mutant army that threatens
to destroy mankind itself. The massive World War One style
battlefield was achieved combining CGI with set, blue
screen elements and traditional miniatures. |
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The
main set was built on location and inluded a huge trench
amidst a battlefield littered with burnt out tanks and
machinery. |
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Props
inluded four hero assault weapons as well as extensive
prosthetic makeup FX for the mutants and gruesome death
scenes. |
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dir.
prod.
prod.
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Simon Hunter
Tim Dennison-uk
Ed Pressman-usa |
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A
Short Film About John Bolton - Short Film - Production
Designer
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Shot
on location. |
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A
spoof documentary about the artist John Bolton, painter
of naked Vampire women. |
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Heavily
dressed locations included an art gallery and the artists
crypt - studio |
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dir.
prod.
prod.
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Neal Gaiman
David Reid
Adam Bohling |
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Sci-Fi
Channel - Sci-Fright Idents - Production Designer
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Shot
in the studio. |
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A
series of 1 and 2 minute episodes that ran with the channel's
"Sci-Fright" movie strand. |
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The
set comprised of a cramped, gloomy, claustrophibic apartment
with bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and hallway. |
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prod.
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Clem Pavey
Sci Fi channel |
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ENCAMS
- Rats Commercial - Production Designer
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Shot
in the studio. |
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A
public information commercial for cimena and TV designed
to stop people dropping edible litter. |
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The
sets comprised of a couple's bedroom infested by rats
as they sleep, an alleyway, drainage channels and various
pipes. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob Green
Picardy films |
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Luminal
- Feature Film - Art Director
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Shot
on location and in the studio. |
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An
independent feature set in the near future about two lesbian
prostitutes and their descent into drugs and murder. |
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Sets
included a large night club with barroom, offices, changing
rooms and an S+M room, a high-tech apartment and various
toilets. |
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prod.
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Andrea Vechiato
Alex tate |
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The
Bunker - Feature Film - Production Designer
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Shot
on location and in the studio. |
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A
pschological horror film set in World War II. A group
of battle weary German soldiers retreating from the Allies
take refuge in a remote anti tank bunker. |
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Sets
included the bunker interior with gunroom, crewroom, gas
lock and entrance defence room, a mazelike tunnel system
and a 200 year old plague pit. |
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Locations
included bunker exterior, battlefield and forest. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob Green
Daniel Figuero |
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Blair
Witch Project - Website Films - Production Designer
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Shot
on location and in the studio. |
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A
series of 10 short films which were part of the website
for the UK release of the film. |
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Sets
included two doctors offices, a high security prison cell,
and a white witches house. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob Green
Pathe films |
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Leech
homes - Commercial - Production Designer
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Shot
on location. |
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A
series of 5 commercials for a new housing developement
in Newcastle. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob Green
Picardy films |
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Tomb
Raider IV - Commercial - Production Designer
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Shot
in the studio |
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A
promotional film for the launch of the computer game. |
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Sets
included a section of tomb carved with hieroglyphics and
desert sand blowing away to reveal hidden objects. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob Green
Eidos |
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The
Trick - Multi Award Winning Short Film - Production
Designer
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Shot
on location |
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A
group of Master magicians hold an audition for new members.
They are confounded when a strange magician enters, produces
a small green stick which folds out into a door, he then
steps through the door and dissapears. |
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The
set comprised of the audition hall, the magic door and
the "hell room" on the other side of the door
filled with broken, abandoned magic tricks, playing cards
and dead white rabbits. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob Green
Sarah Carr |
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Valentine
- TV Comedy Drama - Art Director
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Shot
on location |
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A
pilot episode for a series about the exploits of a "fix
it" agency |
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Locations
included a graveyard a demolision site and several cafes |
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dir.
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Rob Green |
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The
Black Cat - Short Film - Production Designer
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Shot
on location |
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A
version of Edgar Allen Poe's story set in a victorian
dungeon. |
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The
set comprised of a dungeon with bars, chains and flaming
torches, a collapsible brick wall and a cat burnt into
the plasterwork. |
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dir.
prod.
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Rob
Green
Sarah Carr |
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Designing
feature films is what I have wanted to do since 1977,
when I first got a Star Wars poster magazine. I was
nine years old at the time. Over the interviening
years I have worked in most areas of the art depatment
from physical FX, model making, storyboard and concept
illustration, to set construction, set dressing and
scenic painting. This broad range has given me a great
understanding of how to get the job done.
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Richard
Campling |
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