Videos
Victor Mennace #7
 | I filmed this during at a small pub called Bardens for James Hurst. |
Rosie Burgess - Big Watery Sky
 | This was filmed during the 2006 Festival of the sun in Port Macquarie. For me it was Rosie Burgess who stole the show. |
Rosie Burgess - Road Kill
 | Filmed during the 2006 Festival of the Sun in Port Macquarie |
Sarah's Birthday
 | Happy Birthday Gorgeous. I'm spewing that I'm not able to be there for your big 24, but here are a few things for you on your special day...... |
Quicksilver Pro France 2008 Taj Burrow
 | This footage of Taj Burrow was taken during the round 3 heats of the Quicksilver Pro 2008 in Hossegor, France. |
Quicksilver Pro Hossegor France 2008
| | This is a quick video of heat stages at the 2008 Quicksilver Pro in Hossegor France. |
Tate Modern Mountain Bike Freestyle Event
 | Myself and the house mates went down to the tate modern........ |
XXL Awards
| | This was done over a fairly long evening for the XXL Awards Dinner. As a first cut I think it goes far to long and could use with less of the waves that may feature in the night. |
Rosie Burgess - Dollars and Cents
 | This was filmed during the 2006 Festival of the Sun. These clips were eventually packaged and sent off to Rosie for use in promotional ventures |
Puerto Escondido
 | This was filmed form the beach at Zicatella beach in Mexico. Known as the Mexican Pipeline, you can probably see why |
Kid Kenobi
 | The lead dancer and choreographer at Discovery Nightclub in Darwin, NOrthern Territory, contacted me and asked if could film her and her dancing team. I did a couple of practice sessions while they were putting together a new dance, Bootylicious, and also filmed them on this night. The backing track, Around the World by Daft Punk, is not the song that any of the girls were dancing to, however the music seemed to fit in well with the girls movement. The title of this clip comes from the DJ that was playing on this particular night. |
28 Days - Plastic F$ck
 | This was shot on a relatively lazy but drunken sunday afternoon at the Cavenagh Hotel in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. The day before was Bass in the Grass, a gradually growing music festival for the top end, and the 28 Days had played a great set. While sitting around enjoying a typical Sunday full breakfast and LOTS of coffee I heard a whisper that the 28 Days were playing there later in the afternoon. After a quick chat with the Cav Manager and 28 Days I rushed home to get the XL1S and set up on the balcony. Unfortunately I had to reuse one of my tapes, which unfortunately got dirty at some point and I lost about 45 minutes of sound. |
28 Days - Rip it Up
 | This was shot on a relatively lazy but drunken sunday afternoon at the Cavenagh Hotel in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. The day before was Bass in the Grass, a gradually growing music festival for the top end, and the 28 Days had played a great set. While sitting around enjoying a typical Sunday full breakfast and LOTS of coffee I heard a whisper that the 28 Days were playing there later in the afternoon. After a quick chat with the Cav Manager and 28 Days I rushed home to get the XL1S and set up on the balcony. Unfortunately I had to reuse one of my tapes, which unfortunately got dirty at some point and I lost about 45 minutes of sound. |
Margaret River Classic 2006
 | While in Margaret River in 2006 for a friends wedding I was lucky enough to catch the Margaret River Classic at the same time. I had purchased general passes for 5 of us to attend, but that didn't get you in to any of the specialised areas. Luckily the Canon XL1S stands out in the crowed a bit a pretty soon I was being ushered into the media areas to make sure I got a better shot, and had access to the surfers for interviews. |
O'Neill Marketing Clip
 | Steve Peters from O'Neill wetsuits needed to push the use of wetsuits in the winter conditions. I had done some filming with Duncan Scott, O'Neill pro surfer, over the past few months and was able to put this piece together between 12.30 - 3.30am |
Alistair Mennie Waves
 | Alistair Mennie catches some of the biggest waves ever ridden in Ireland and ever caught on Video |
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