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As Dead As It Gets
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Jam Today
Soft
What The
What About The Bodies
10 Again
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Telling Lies
Documentary
The Terminator
Moments In Text
Cosmotron
Timelapse
World War Cup
Binaural Swimming (Beach)
Binaural Swimming (Skyspace)
Subterranean Scene Filter
A Storm and Some Snow
Music Video
CJ's Mirra Maze
Panchiko
Re-TROS
THePETEBOX
CJ MIrra
Swimming
Funk D'Void
Flicker
Commercial
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Ukrainian Police
Rot Roll-up
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It's What We Do
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IKFF Hamburg Trailer
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Saying something rubbish, no doubt. Or perhaps something really, really good. View fullsize
'Soft' poster scares off all the competition. Damn right an' all. View fullsize
'Soft' makes the paper. No idea what it says, mind. View fullsize
A mouse. It's been years since I photographed a dead animal. I found it on the pavement and moved it to a ledge because a cat was on the prowl nearby, although i've no idea why I deprived the cat of a View fullsize
With Klaas Dierks who, incidentally, was the official photographer at Hamburg. This was handy because it meant i could finally nab the Hamburg pictures which he had with him on his laptop. He was atte View fullsize
With Selma Vilhunen, a giggly Finnish director. I like this picture because it makes me look like i'm funny and excellent or something. View fullsize
Typical ignorant British bloke who only speaks one language deploys old chestnut of telling the jury that he loves them in German (thankfully people laughed because otherwise it would have been shit). View fullsize
The winners! And well deserved, every single one of them. View fullsize
With festival director Ulrich Wegenast. I'm trying to hide a bottle of champagne behind the world's biggest rose. View fullsize
That’s Martin Rit up front, director of the superb French short 'The Guitar Lesson', one of my favourite shorts ever. This had to be the most deserved Best Music award for a short film ever, ever, ever. I've had it in my head for the last six weeks View fullsize
The hotel was only two weeks old, meaning my bed was quite possibly a virgin. Look at that sky! View fullsize
It was very posh inside. View fullsize
Toni Mikkola from Tampere Film festival in Finland. We found a little cave in the garden of a house where festival guests were invited for lunch and it seemed like nature's perfect smoking room. There were even stalagmites that seemed like novelty a View fullsize
This house looked like it had been wallpapered on the outside and for some reason I thought it was worth a picture. View fullsize
With Simon Young from Shorts International and Toni Mikkola, outside the festival centre. View fullsize
The beach, which I visited for a total of thirty minutes despite it being a mere twenty-minute walk away. Not sure why. It's too weird when a festival starts behaving like a holiday. Freaks me out a bit. View fullsize
Having said that… View fullsize
Always a pleasure to bump into Mick Hannigan, director of Cork Film Festival. View fullsize
Saying something rubbish, no doubt. Or perhaps something really, really good.
'Soft' poster scares off all the competition. Damn right an' all.
'Soft' makes the paper. No idea what it says, mind.
A mouse. It's been years since I photographed a dead animal. I found it on the pavement and moved it to a ledge because a cat was on the prowl nearby, although i've no idea why I deprived the cat of a
With Klaas Dierks who, incidentally, was the official photographer at Hamburg. This was handy because it meant i could finally nab the Hamburg pictures which he had with him on his laptop. He was atte
With Selma Vilhunen, a giggly Finnish director. I like this picture because it makes me look like i'm funny and excellent or something.
Typical ignorant British bloke who only speaks one language deploys old chestnut of telling the jury that he loves them in German (thankfully people laughed because otherwise it would have been shit).
The winners! And well deserved, every single one of them.
With festival director Ulrich Wegenast. I'm trying to hide a bottle of champagne behind the world's biggest rose.
That’s Martin Rit up front, director of the superb French short 'The Guitar Lesson', one of my favourite shorts ever. This had to be the most deserved Best Music award for a short film ever, ever, ever. I've had it in my head for the last six weeks
The hotel was only two weeks old, meaning my bed was quite possibly a virgin. Look at that sky!
It was very posh inside.
Toni Mikkola from Tampere Film festival in Finland. We found a little cave in the garden of a house where festival guests were invited for lunch and it seemed like nature's perfect smoking room. There were even stalagmites that seemed like novelty a
This house looked like it had been wallpapered on the outside and for some reason I thought it was worth a picture.
With Simon Young from Shorts International and Toni Mikkola, outside the festival centre.
The beach, which I visited for a total of thirty minutes despite it being a mere twenty-minute walk away. Not sure why. It's too weird when a festival starts behaving like a holiday. Freaks me out a bit.
Having said that…
Always a pleasure to bump into Mick Hannigan, director of Cork Film Festival.