Some of you may know that around this time last year I worked on a couple of short films as the stills photographer.  It was a fantastic experience not only to see how films are made but to challenge me creatively.

I was lucky enough to work with some incredibly talented people and both films have been extremely well received and are BOTH premiering at Cannes Film Festival - yes, THE Cannes Film Festival.

AFTER TOMORROW

The first film I worked on was After Tomorrow a moving thriller/drama with a brilliant twist at the end.  It was produced by my good friend Annalise Davies and directed & written by Emma Sullivan.  This film is one of only 9 films up for a Palme d’Or in the short film category.  It starred two renowned actors Kika Makham and Joseph Mawle who were stunning to watch on set, surrounded by crew and yet transforming into their characters.

Below are some still from the film along with some behind the scenes shots.

After Tomorrrow - film crew

The wonderful Kika Markham, whose emotional scene made ME cry!

Joseph Mawle on set

A day was spent, on set, in the woods, to capturing some of the thriller scenes.

Emma Sullivan. Her debut as a writer/director is proving a huge success.

TENNER

Tenner was the second film I worked on with the wonderful writer/director David O’Neil.   Tenner is a modern and moving drama, again with a great twist in the tale. This film has been picked up by the Canadian Film Board and will be at Cannes on a public Utube vote, the film can be seen and voted for here http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&v=mQsnwSjTewo

The two starring actors were Bronson Webb, fresh from the set of Batman and the exquisite legend of the West End, Barry Martin.  Both were wonderful to work with and outstanding actors.

David O'Neil on set with the Barry Martin and crew

Bronson Webb having fun shooting promo image.

Bronson Webb in an early morning shot.

The stage legend that is Barry Martin