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Welcome
to November's Issue of the Newsletter for members of "The
Creative Networks"
'Creative Networks' at UCE Birmingham's Technology
Innovation Centre (tic) is
about bringing together all parties involved in sound
and screen-based media in the West Midlands. 'Creative
Networks' seeks to promote both successful business development
and collaboration. It also seeks to contribute to the establishment
of a strong, long-term, sound and screen-based Creative
Industry in the West Midlands. The tic
achieves this through increasing knowledge sharing and use of innovative
technologies, creative practice and business processes.
Regular monthly networking events are held at tic.
They offer opportunities for individuals and companies
to network, make pitches and identify the resources they
are seeking or support for the projects they are planning.
Visit our online portal www.creativenetworksonline.com
for up-to-date news, funding, business support, training
and tender opportunities.
In This Issue:
1. COMING UP -
November's Creative Networks Event @ tic
2. Event Reviewed
- October's Creative Networks Event - BUSINESS SUPPORT FAIR
3. Shake Your Arts 2006
- 5 day long showcasing event for Midlands' Creative Talent
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...we’d also like to hear from you!
Contact Scarlet Scardanelli, the Creative Networks administrator
with any feedback, case studies, success stories, interesting projects, collaboration opportunities or news:
:: phone
0121 331 5400
:: email
scarlet.scardanelli@tic.ac.uk
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post to Technology Innovation Centre, Millennium
Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG
:: or online at www.creativenetworksonline.com |
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COMING UP - November's
Creative Networks Event @ tic *DON'T
MISS OUT* |
Thursday
30th November - From 6.00pm til LATE at tic, Millennium Point
The
Collaborative Networking Event for Creative Industry Professionals
KIERON CONCANNON
MANAGER OF NIZLOPI
Creative Networks proudly presents the manager of UK chart toppers Nizlopi, Kieron Concannon as guest speaker for November’s meeting. Kieron will be discussing how the role of media and interactive technologies were crucial in the band’s rise to fame, talking about the challenges facing artists and independent record labels in today’s music industry and Nizlopi’s meteoric rise to fame.
The Creative Networks event is FREE. If you would like to join us, please contact Scarlet Scardanelli email scarlet.scardanelli@tic.ac.uk, or phone 07969 226 693
or register online on the Creative Networks portal www.creativenetworksonline.com
You'll be very welcome.
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| 2. Review of October's Creative Networks Event - BUSINESS SUPPORT FAIR |
Thursday 26th October - From 5.00pm ‘til LATE at tic, Millennium Point
October’s Creative Networks event slotted nicely into tic’s Creative Week, a seven day spectacle showcasing and celebrating the West Midlands’ creative talent to the world. Most of the guests for this month’s Creative Networks made their way into Millennium Point early to check out the ‘Shake Your Arts’ exhibition in the foyer. The array of work on display included screen-based and photographic features, plus other visual, fine and performing arts activities.
Following the resounding success of the Business Support Fair one year ago, we once again welcomed a range of organisations to the tic to exhibit and discuss how they could assist the growth of creative businesses and freelancers right across the region. The network members visited the various stalls at the Business Fair to find out about the wealth of training, funding and collaborative opportunities that are available for creative enterprises in the region, but not before some serious networking over complimentary hot food in the tic café.
The evening concluded with the launch of FLIP, the Midlands’ foremost international animation festival which attracts entries from as far afield as Asia and the USA. Brothers McLeod kicked off the festival with a bang as we were treated to some of the most innovative and inspirational animation you are ever likely to see.
Shake Your Arts continued well into the weekend with live performances of poetry, hip-hop, singers and Bhangra dancing on Saturday evening. The later part of the evening in the iBar included soul music, an eclectic mix of soul, jazz, funk and motown. The immensely successful Creative Week was wrapped up on Sunday.
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Big Screen Birmingham is one of a chain of big screens operating in city centres. It's run as a partnership between the BBC, Philips, the city council and screen sponsors, and shows BBC programmes alongside local films and promotions, information about the city, the latest news and sports news, and is also the focus for national and local events. Geraldine and her team were in attendance to drum up support and build relationships with Birmingham’s creative companies, who have already provided a wealth of content for the Big Screen. If you have any interesting ideas on how you or your creative business can get involved, then get in touch.
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The Creative Channel Network is a unique and innovative Digital TV Channel currently viewed via publicly placed screens and the web, showcasing an eclectic mix of new and established talent. It raises the profile of the many that are showcased; some gain commissions and the project brings art to all. Revenue to drive the Channel is derived through advertising to secure the channel’s upkeep and expansion.
The Channel takes the form of magazine style programming bringing news items, funding information, and the latest insight into the arts world, as well as the pure entertainment it was born to provide.
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Creative Launchpad is a unique project offering support services to the creative industries, both those operating in it, and those trying to support the development of it. Client services include advice, guidance, business support, 1-to-1 consultancy, training and seminars for creative clients as well as identifying their needs and signposting them to our partner organisations to continue personal and professional development. |
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Paul Trigg and Stephen Houston introduced the range of free i4 courses and business surgeries which will are only available until Christmas. These courses offer creative businesses a range of inside information on funding, networking, diversification and even access to free equipment hire.
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i4 'Start With Success' will help you realise the full potential of your creative talents by starting and managing your own business in the screen and sound-based media industries. The course is also suitable for recent business start-ups requiring additional support to get their business going.
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| Understand the fundamentals of starting a business |
20th November 2006 |
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| Prepare a basic business, financial and marketing plan |
4th December 2006 |
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TAKE AIM AND TARGET NEW BUSINESS
Identify new markets for your creative media services
FREE 'MARKET MAKER SKILLS' 3-DAY MARKET DIVERSIFICATION COURSES
i4 'Market Maker Skills' will help screen and sound-based media professionals identify, analyse and engage with new markets for their creative media services, to secure project contracts and/or paid work.
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i4 Skills courses are FREE to those meeting the eligibility criteria. The courses are delivered by a series of seminars, workshops and activities over three full consecutive days (9.30am - 4.30pm), at Millennium Point in Birmingham City Centre.
Co-financed by the Learning Skills Council and European Social Fund, i4 Skills training courses are run by UCE Birmingham's Technology Innovation Centre, in conjunction with Wolverhampton-based Light House.
To find out if you are eligible or to book a course, please contact the i4 team.
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PLOT is a Light House led initiative designed to support the development and growth of the creative media industries in Wolverhampton and the West Midlands region as a whole.
The project is delivered by Light House and its partner, Black Country Business Link. The project is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund. PLOT supports freelancers and enterprises working in the creative media industries and provides a range of services, including: mentoring, business advice, office space, access to production resources, technical support, professional marketing, networking and showcasing opportunities.
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Alex and Gorav informed the network about MarketMaker, the tic’s project to reduce the costs and barriers to enhanced business communications, sales and marketing activity.
Part-financed by the European Regional Development Fund, Market Maker support is available to qualifying companies giving them access to these technologies at a vastly subsidised rate.
The aim is to increase employment, sales and productivity in SMEs across the West Midlands: Staffordshire, Shropshire, Coventry & Warwickshire, Hereford & Worcestershire, Birmingham and The Black Country. |
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The Musicians' Union represents over 35,000 musicians working in all sectors of the music business. As well as negotiating on behalf of members with all the major employers in the industry, the MU offers a range of services for professional and student musicians of all ages, including: £10million public liability insurance; £1000 instrument insurance; contract vetting service; partnership agreements; rights protection; standard contracts; gig rates; career advice and legal advice.
Whether you work as a gigging musician, in studios, as a composer, or in the media, full time officials are there to represent and help YOU know your rights and secure the future of the music industry. |
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To meet the increasing demand for screen-based media skills, Apple’s first Authorised Training Centre (AATC) in the Midlands was established at Birmingham’s New Technology Institute (NTI), early in 2006, in close partnership with UCE Birmingham’s Technology Innovation Centre’s interactive media team. NTI offers wide-ranging, Apple technologies training, not only for media professionals, but also IT support staff, educators and home-users. Its success has seen the NTI-based AATC teams provide media training through involvement and partnership with organisations such as Panasonic, Framestore, UK Final-Cut-Pro Users Group and Women in Film and Television.
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The Rural Media Company started as a small charity 14 years ago and has grown into a significant regional media organisation with 16 staff, a large pool of freelance media professionals and a close working relationship with the UK Film Council’s regional body, Screen West Midlands. The Rural Media Company works throughout the UK, combining community and informal education, training and advocacy with the professional skills of the media industry. The results are effective, high-impact, high-quality media projects and educational materials at the cutting edge of current policy and debate. |
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VC Consulting
Contact: Shihab Hossain & Lawrence Hoare
web www.vc-consulting.co.uk
phone 0121 454 2334
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VC Consulting provides business consultancy support to help pre-start, start-up and young high-growth businesses within the West Midlands region. The directors all have extensive experience working within this sector under Government-funded initiatives and all have strong academic and business experience gained within a variety of industry sectors.
As a specialist in supporting new and growing businesses, their approach reflects the fact that many businesses are short of working capital or have low initial sales with few resources. From the outset, they work in ways that suit their clients' needs that will deliver the results and success that they have set. |
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Alphabet Runner is a memory challenge board game invented by Birmingham entrepreneur Rasib Khan. The game is aimed at teaching children fundamental life skills within a family environment, and mixes the skill of playing cards and the luck of board games with the ability to help youngsters improve their word power. Alphabet Runner allows children to learn about spelling and numbers without an association to gambling, and can be played by children from primary school up to their teens.
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Culturescape offers a range of services to both the private sector and the public sector. They take time to find out the needs of each client and their expertise means that they can respond to a wide range of requests.
The common feature in their service range is the importance of engaging a professional and creative approach, believing that this is key to positively presenting your organisation, delivering messages effectively and changing attitudes if necessary.
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As an Image Specialist, Louise offers a unique and very personal Image Consultation that consists of many techniques through which the client comes to understand how choices of colour, makeup, body & face shape, textures and fashion designs will affect the way others respond to you. Research tells us that we wear 15% of our clothes 85% of the time, wearing out our favourite garments and taking up valuable storage space with the rest. Buying clothes should be a pleasure, so why do we often get it wrong? |
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The New Grey Whistle Test’s whole idea is to carry on from the BBC Old Grey Whistle Test which gave a media platform to the likes of Led Zeppelin, Simply Red, John Lennon, Dr Hook, Jimi Hendrix and countless others. The New Grey Whistle Test has a slight change in that it gives a much needed media platform to new bands and solo artists working with today's technology.....the Internet. If you are a local band looking for exposure, then get in touch with Gary Haywood to find out more. |
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Monday 23rd October - Sunday 29th October at Millennium Point
Shake Your Arts saw four days of wide-ranging events encompass some amazing displays of creative talent. The HUB area was awash with displays of photography, paintings, DVDs, animations and other works of art which captivated passers-by throughout the event.
Shake Your Arts reached a crescendo on Saturday with a crowd pulling music and dance event in Millennium Point’s ground-floor HUB performance area. Headlining was internationally acclaimed Nachda Sansaar Bhangra Dancers – the exciting Punjabi Folk Dance group. They were supported by the Ashara Egyptian Dance Company, The Lights Band, D'Votion and others. The evening closed with the iBar hosting a DJ-led event with interludes provided by the voice and acoustic guitar of John Brocklesby.
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| Shake Your Arts 2006 - DVD Exhibitors |
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Music Video - The Light/Stay and Showreel
Optical Prime produce dynamic visual content for broadcast, commercial and other production companies. From a corporate film for blue chip clients to a complex effects sequence, motion graphics or music video, they deliver results whatever the budget.
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Animation
The Second Home portfolio contains award winning character animation for children’s television, political satire, a fantasy tornado, mice who weld and a custard bowl filled with sharks. Their Digbeth-based studio facility continues to develop as a versatile creative space for a growing client-base. |
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Documentary - Chinese New Year/BBC Shropshire
Documentary - Dragonboat/BBC Shropshire
Documentary - Cricket/BBC Shropshire
Douglas Saltmarsh is a freelance Avid Editor and video cameraman who has over four and a half years experience in the industry. Having become a freelancer in November of 2005, he has made a series of videos for the BBC Local TV and is now the proprietor of a small production company (Autonomous Monkey Pictures), based in Shropshire, and has recently invested in HD editing equipment and an HDV camera.
Currently he is developing a short film based on a story by H.G. Wells and has ambitions to further his career in the film industry. |
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Comedy Drama - The Killin
Lastindependent.com specialises in fusing traditional film making skills with cutting edge modern technology. Therefore Digital Video, Digital Special Effects, Internet and Interactivity all feature heavily in the company’s slate of productions.
On the technology front, the company is currently working extensively in the research and development of truly INTERACTIVE video – where the video interacts and responds directly with the viewer. They are also launching a series of interactive training videos unlike anything seen before.
On the film making front, they have just been selected by Screen West Midlands and the Film Council to produce one of this year’s Digital Shorts. This is an ambitious project entitled E’x’Presso and Kevin Powis will be directing this. |
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Music Video - Charmaine Kay/Move Over
Music Video - Jonny Nova/That Girl's So
Music Video - My Marilyn/At the Disco
Music Video - Taxi/Space Case
Arena Productions is a broadcast video and live event productions company. The company specialises in Business to Business communications and creative video. Shooting on our own Xdcam cameras and editing in-house on Avid, we offer the highest of production quality to our clients. We write, direct, shoot and edit all of our productions and also provide any of our range services to other productions companies and their clients. We also have a full music production capability, producing music for soundtrack or individual artists in a wide variety and genres. |
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Brummiewood 3
Directed by: Sunandan Walia
Written by: Claire Ingham
Producer: Peter Bollock
Executive Producer: Simon Woods & Natasha Carlish
Film submitted by: Harmil Pardesi, Marketing Officer
phone 0121 331 7200
website www.bsa.uce.ac.uk
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Drama
- Amnesia
Anna arrives home to find a stranger on her doorstep who can’t remember who she is or what she is doing there, but Anna’s house looks familiar. Anna invites the stranger in. The coat the woman is wearing looks familiar, Anna had one just like it but she misplaced it. When Anna’s husband Cameron comes home with his best friend Mark the mystery begins to unravel. The woman has found a wedding ring in the coat pocket. Anna and Cameron recognise it as Anna’s. Accusations and counter accusations fly. Cameron’s affair with the stranger is exposed. As their relationship fragments we discover that the evening’s events were more than just the strange woman’s attempt at revenge; that someone else was the motive for it all. |
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Animation
- Gozoo Heck vs. Barb-Aryans
Aston Walker has signed an exclusive deal with Dalit-M Productions (Czech Republic) to produce 3 films over the next 5 years. The first of these is scheduled for release in 2007 and is called 'Gozoo Heck vs. Barb-Aryans'. It is a children’s story about a superhero from a galaxy with no stars who comes to earth to find out why his planet was attacked by humans. Aston is an experienced music video director and has worked with DEA Project, X-ray Spex and Oriental Star agency to name a few. |
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Documentary
- G54
G54 is a poetic, visual, true story as refugees from two different countries in Africa share their experiences of living in Birmingham. Producer/Director Mark Pressdee made this poignant short film after being commissioned to lecture the participants in filmmaking. Impressed with their story telling techniques when he first met them, Mark decided he had to make this into a film. So rather than lecture them on how to produce a story, Mark sponsored the project and taught them to make their own film. |
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Documentary - African Brummie
Documentary - Paranoid
African Brummie
African Brummie is a journey of food, family and identity....and growing up in Birmingham with an English Mother and African Father.
Paranoid
Just because you're paranoid...it doesn't mean they're not after you!
Is about a man who can't sleep, has a mixed up view of reality and drinks copious amounts of coffee.
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Dance/Exp. - Coloured Hymns
As a contemporary artist, Saranjit’s work is inspired by Music, Architecture and Dance. In 1984 he qualified as an Architect from Bristol University and after working in London for two years, finally settled in Birmingham.
Drawing on his experience as jazz musician and dancer, he now works with a range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, film and digital collage.
He focused direction as a professional artist in 1997 and set up his arts practice in January 2000. Saranjit has also an expanding portfolio of public sculpture commissions. His collaborations with other artists have included gallery installations, light and buildings, theatre and dance on film. |
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Animation - Phizog
Alice Trueman is a music graduate who composes soundtracks for all media and writes in a wide variety of styles including orchestral, jazz, pop and electronic music. She was short-listed as one of 12 finalists in BBC New Talent’s national competition for New TV Composers (2006). Alice was also one of the winners of Channel 4's Ideasfactory Soundtrack Talent Search (2004).
‘Phizog’ is an animation by Neil Webber about a boy who pulls horrible grimaces and whose face gets stuck when the wind changes. For this film Alice composed quirky folk music with dark under-currents, using live instruments and sound effects. |
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Documentary
- Jeerang Gems
Documentary - Sacred Steps
Carola’s documentary work aims to share her experience of under-represented groups and cultural activities through creative and non-violent imagery. Jeerang Gems and Sacred Steps are part of a longer programme featuring a Tibetan community in Orissa, India for which she is currently seeking funds to complete. Carola has also made: Foreign Bodies, about a peace activist; Media InSight, on the Birmingham Film & TV Festival 1990: Girl Zone, with the Birmingham Film and Video Workshop, which won the City of Birmingham Award in 1986: and Mirror Phase, a British Film Institute production, 1978. |
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Other DVD Exhibitors Included:
Khamran Khanalvi
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Love Brum (Animation) |
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People (Animation) |
Anil Korotania
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Daytripper (Animation) |
Leanne Cooper
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Growth (Animation) |
Louise Campbell/Andy Wickett/Simon Reeves
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Silver Snake (Poetry in Motion) |
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Eyes of the Spider (Poetry in Motion) |
Phil Jones
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Silver (Documentary) |
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Blue Eye Fly (Experimental) |
Domline
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Dominic Lester (Animation) |
Adam Cooper
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Embryo (Animation) |
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Nightlife (Animation) |
Odira Morewabone
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Lock Com (Animation) |
Criscentia Spence
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Acting Showreel |
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The subject matter: Playgrounds
Playgrounds, helps tie in my own love of surfing and the hazards that can be obtained whilst performing this sport.
Ref Mark Foo (1958-December 23, 1994)
The implications can start off quite minor, however once the first hurdle is achieved the hazards and the goals get wider and BIGGER................
and that is what spurs the men and women on from the girls and the boys.
The 8 monochrome images are there to exude immense energy and passion in their own right, thus creating various emotions between its viewers and admirers.
Big lifestyle - Big waves and high hopes (this is what I feel doing what I do). |
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I am interested in how we experience things in the world and the complex relationship we have with them with regard to our perception of the ordinary and familiar that we encounter in our everyday lives. I like to blur the boundaries between fact and fiction to produce ambiguous images by presenting surreal juxtapositions that provoke the viewer into creating non-existent or ambiguous relationships. My series of photographs was influenced by ‘Documents’ by the surrealist Georges Bataille. |
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Raj Sihota
mobile 07888 736704
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Home Away From Home
Isn't it great when one can find his home where his work is. We all wonder what our lives would end up, whether being surrounded with luxuries and glories or just a tremendous journey. We are never to far from it, "home", it can be right by our foot step.
Even in such an industrial, machinist environment where people have worked all their lives, made new and old friends, have made this place their own. We here see the true meaning of life. Do your best with what you have and make the most of it. |
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Richard set up in business in 2005, offering his black & white photography to individuals and to other businesses. Initially, he marketed his images to postcard and greeting card publishers. One image - of a sulking bulldog - was chosen by a US card publisher, to use on greeting cards and fridge magnets. Another image - two cats seated on a garden wall - has been licensed to a Belgian postcard publisher.
Richard’s animal photography is now becoming well known and is available :
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River Studio is an advertising and commercial photography studio, established in 1990. Based in The Custard Factory, Birmingham, shooting for a diverse range of clients here in the studio or on location nationwide and in Europe. Three main portfolios show the diversity of work covered.
1 Advertising and commercial shoots - automotive, education, healthcare, company brochures, interiors, products and people.
2 Creative and performing arts - bands, actors, musicians, dancers, theatre companies, record labels and a wide variety of performers.
3 Models and 'alternative fashion / lifestyle' - This work produced 'This England' a 3 year touring exhibition celebrating the individual. Touring to 14 UK galleries and a trip to Los Angeles leading to a collaboration with Kodak.
Clients Include: The Arts Council, Land Rover, Harley Davidson, Trader Media Group, University of Greenwich, Birmingham Childrens' Hospital, Gibson Guitars, Film Birmingham, Enterprise PLC. Kerrang!, Peavey, Royal Bank of Scotland, BBC, Channel 4, The Gadget show, where Richard is 'their favourite photographer'.
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I have had a lifelong devotion to portraiture being fascinated and moved by the beauty and diversity of the human face.
My work has recently evolved into figurative abstracts based on the human face and form being given movement by the elements such as water, wind, fire. I work mainly in oils but some of my photo-real portraits are often carried out in pastels.
I find my inspiration in talking to my clients and finding a window into their soul and I endeavour to capture the spirit of my subjects in my paintings.
In addition to portraiture I have been commissioned to do many contemporary oil paintings as well as most recently mosaics and I have just completed a project at St. John's School in Swindon in which myself and all the children designed and made a beautiful, big welcome sign for the front of the building. It was wonderful to see how proud the children are of their work.
Having worked for 20 years in the service industry prior to starting out as a professional artist, I understand how vital it is to work with my client's concepts, to listen very carefully and to take time to discover exactly what they want. With this in mind I feel confident enough to offer a Guarantee of Satisfaction. |
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My paintings happen from the ‘inside out’ - I go into my deepest, most creative self to paint, and follow the flow of energy that is there. It’s a very intuitive process. I often begin my painting sessions with a meditation. If the painting is a commission, I ‘ask’ my intuitive self to work with me to create an image which is keyed to the person’s energy and way of being.
All my work emerges out of a multi-faceted creative process using dreamwork, being in nature, meditation and movement to deepen access to my inner world and enhance my ability to connect energetically to what is. All my work is inspired by the natural world and based on the five elements of earth, fire, water, air and ether. |
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It's ironic that my work draws on imagery from encyclopaedias and 'books of knowledge' that I used to pore over as a boy, because my work is more about a lack of knowledge about the world.
My work is about innocence and thrilling anticipation.
I'm fascinated with how seemingly random images and text can sometimes create exotic or strange sensations. Our brains automatically try to solve visual puzzles and in doing so allow us to think and dream like children.
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