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OCTOBER 06th, 2010
Who would have imagined that the summer would have created a feast of imagery from so many great locations. Here are over 50 pages of photography covering Manchester England, North Wales, and Paris. Included in the collection are photographs from the past in Everyday B&W.
The ambum is viewable as a video slideshow, but we recommend downloading the PDF book itself. Enjoy. (CLICK HERE)
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JULY 31st, 2010
J.C.N.J MOTORCYCLE TOUR
New website with proud association with stephenradford.com. I would like to introduce you all to an 8 day live motorcycle tour event. Join Jolanda, Nicole, Carlo and Johan on a tour from the south east coast of England up to the top of North Wales and back again. (CLICK HERE)
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April 14th, 2010
It's Called Acting... dear boy, with balls!
When i left school back in 1995, all I wanted to do was to become an actor. To be honest, I probably was not as strong a performer as stanislavsky would have wanted me to be. A part of me always wanted to try out for Shakespeares Henry V. I already knew how to play the part when I stepped into his shoes for a solo acting exam back in 1997. I would however want to do a different type of performance if the chance ever came up, and without throwing tennis balls into the audience! (READ MORE)
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April 07th, 2010
That One thing that got me hooked on creative magic.
I could have been about 6-7 when I bought or was given a book called “Tricks of the Trade”. This was a massive hard-back book (to a 7 year old) that was filled with pictures and write-ups chronicling the most prominent advancements in movie making history to date. The subjects in the book covered industrial light and magic, puppetry, movie make-up FX and stunt work: how certain feats were achieved. It highlighted the string work of superman, the matt pass and motion camera movement of the meridian falcon from Star wars to the ingenuity of the shark in jaws. (READ MORE)
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March 27th, 2010
WRITER RESOURCES: DOWNLOADS
Introducing excel tracking sheets, daily tracking reports, storyboard templates, and much more heading out for what will become the store cupboard for the writer who prepares. These are tools that I have found useful to keep track of the writing process. More excel sheets, PDF templates and other handy preparation documents will be added over time. Not all that you see here will be for everyone's taste, but for the writer who really would love to find a way of tracking such things as continity, character profiles, and plot detail, you might find something here that will help ease the strain of the writing process.
(Writing Resources: Downloads)
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February 22nd, 2010
WEBSITE DESIGN: CONTENT BEFORE DESIGN
There is an old saying, "Don't put the cart before the horse" is true for many things, and that includes web site building. It's always fun to work with web design, but if you have no content, then the website will likely be tarnished with the under construction sign that never seems to go away. Sites that go unfinished for any length of time end up as forgotten as old local news so keep in mind before you start what the site will contain and avoid lengthly times having most parts published live with "under construction signs" as your main feature.
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