New ways of making
I'm exploring new ways of making commercial content using emerging production techniques.
For me, this isn't about replacing traditional filmmaking or chasing the latest technology. It's about expanding what's creatively possible. The tools are changing rapidly, opening up opportunities to visualise ideas that would previously have been too expensive, too complex or simply impossible to produce.
As a Creative Director, I'm interested in what these new workflows make possible for clients. They allow ideas to be explored earlier, creative routes to be tested more freely, and ambitious visual concepts to be produced with a level of flexibility that simply didn't exist until recently.
Some projects will still be better served by conventional production. Others can benefit enormously from these new approaches. I'm particularly interested in broadcast advertising, social campaigns, product launches, brand films, concept development and visual prototyping, where speed, experimentation and imagination can create a real advantage.
This is an evolving practice, and that's exactly what makes it exciting. Every project teaches me something new, and every advance in the technology opens up another creative possibility.
The work below represents that ongoing exploration.
Pitch Film - Zaltenibart | Publicis Health
Joshuas Bones
Written on the back of a napkin by Harry Yeates
Footage - Adobe stock + AI
VO - Ai trained voice (trained on the original VO from Shoguns Assasin)
Music - A mix of live instrumentation
Holland & Barrett
Model image tests
Scorzadee
Music video promo