Get Franc’D Interview

24th July 2015

I just got Franc’d. Check out the interview here.

Sleep is for Winners

17th July 2015

I read an interesting article in the New Yorker by Maria Konnikova about sleep. Among other things, it explores the effects of sleep deprivation on productivity. What’s interesting to me, is how a small sleep deficit (we’re talking six hours a night) led to serious cognitive and physical impairments; equivalent to a blood alcohol level […]

Thunderhead Advert

3rd July 2015

This is a curious spot I did for the B2B company Thunderhead.  It certainly stands out and has hopefully generated buzz for them.

Forest Nymph

I recently completed a new painting.  Again working with acrylic on water colour paper using layers of very thin washes. I was mainly interested in experimenting with transparent fabric (hence the tutu around her neck) and skin. I think the washes were too thin in my previous painting. This time I used a water dropper […]

Man Up Film Out Now

29th May 2015

Check out the very sweet, sparkling and super funny film ‘Man Up’, opening today.  I choreographed a nice little dance scene on Lake Bell and Simon Pegg for it.  Both are brilliant in the film.  If you are feeling a little morose, this is the antidote!

Simply B ‘Spring’ Advert

20th April 2015

Another advert with the director Karen Lamond.  We shot this in three second bursts.  The girls needed to be in sync at times hence the need for a choreographer.  At the same time, they needed to look improvised and playful.  I think we achieved this.  Anyway, it’s a quirky little spot and the girls look […]

JD Williams ‘Spring’ Advert

Another lovely little spot for JD Williams. I did this job with the fantastic director Karen Lamond. We shot this in Cape Town, on a beautiful summers day, in an elegantly art-directed garden. What’s not to love?

Cadbury’s ‘Oat Crunch’ Advert

Here’s an advert I choreographed featuring spooning.  A first for me and great fun to produce.  The 30sec spot works, but hopefully there will be a longer version as there were a few fantastic bits that were cut.