A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
Sony
Forbidden Siren
YEAR
2004
CLIENT
Sony Playstation
STUDIO
Random Media
Designed and directed an online experience for Sony Playstation's critically acclaimed Japanese Horror game Forbidden Siren.
Working together with Xyn Xu at Random Media, we collaborated with an old friend of mine Gordon Pace who lives in Japan. Due to budget restrictions, I had to find a way to mix photography shot in London combined with photography shot by Gordon in Tokyo. I led the shoot remotely over MSN chat - followed by the occasional phone call to get over any misdirection - and we managed to create a believable, immersive world based around the game characters.
Hours of Photoshop later the elements all came together to build our prequel within the Forbidden Siren world.
We then cast all the voice talent and was also responsible for directing and recording the voice-over acting by young Japanese actors based in London.
The studio responsible for the actual game were thrilled - and the site was a huge success with 800 subscriptions from Japan alone within the first few days of going live. The project was nominated for a BAFTA and a D&AD, and won a ONE SHOW Silver Pencil.
A fan of the game has found and mirrored the actual website here .
