Balls

On set for a BBC3 shoot with giant balls, stunt-men and all manner of scary stuff.

Blue Peeder

Ah there you are. Here's another installment of "Peeder Jigson's Making of the Hobbit Video Diary"  (Must work on that title)

In this one Peeder tries to get to grips with the mysteries of blue screen (I sympathise having recently spent a very long weekend trying to fix some stuff that wouldn't key).



Meanwhile, someone or something seems to have transcribed the Peeder Jigson Empire Magazine interview hereabouts.

LA Baby

Hello America...

Special Forces, the little film I made with Dave Armand and Will Andrews and a host of other talented folk has had quarter of a chuffing million views on the YouTubes and has been accepted for the LA Comedy Shorts Festival.

It'll screen on April 27th alongside such films as Ninja Sex Party: The Sacred Chalice and Happy Father's Gay. 

Hollywood awaits...

Scott To The Heart

Another finished thing that it's taken an absolute bloody age for me to get round to editing.



A while back me, Alex "Brothers" Kirk and Bob "Forgery Club" Pipe spent a day filming this in Alex's gaffe. As you can tell I have never done an honest day's toil in all my born days so my paintbrush skills are a disgrace.

The Green Man

More home made film making abounds. Here's Mr Neil Edmond doing all the work while I look on, constructing a green screen in his front room.

Of course that'll never produce a clean key in a month of Sundays ...





IT KEYS!!!

Caverns Measureless To Man

From this horde of bits, bobs, nicks and knacks...

Neil Edmond and myself hope to construct a short of some kind... About a bloke who makes things out of bits, bobs, nicks and knacks...

There is lo-fi, there is no-fi then there's this: "below-fi"? Here we construct a tiny ad hoc green screen.

I'll stick the camera tests up soon for your delectation.

Word.

Shore Thing

Did I not post this? No I did not. It's the latest piece of improvised bumfoolery from Peeder Jigson aka James Bachman, with help from Waen Shepherd as film scoring legend Howard Shore. I say latest, we shot it last year but I've been so busy I forgot to put it up.

Waen, of course, did the music.