I was brought in to extend the advert for the cinema version, adding seven seconds before the packshot while keeping the timing sharp and the reactions believable. The agency supplied a new scream track, so I retimed the original timeline and added new clips to match it. I also sourced additional screams to reduce repetition and keep the escalation feeling natural.
The whole piece was signed off within twenty four hours of me starting, which was a very satisfying turnaround. I have heard the campaign picked up awards at the time, although I have never found official confirmation.
I wrote, directed, and edited this film for Nivio for their Microsoft conference launch and online campaign. It was a fast schedule; the project was green lit on a Monday and had to be delivered by Friday night for a Saturday screening. The team moved quickly and we hit the deadline without difficulty.
The idea was to show how office culture has evolved and how cloud computing could reshape it again. We had planned to shoot the final scene outdoors on beanbag chairs, but a storm forced us to relocate to a coffee shop. We managed to capture the last shot during a short break in the weather, and the film came together exactly as intended.
I was brought on to edit this online advert for a video calling service called IPhox. I cut and onlined the entire piece myself in Adobe Premiere. It is a playful, performance driven spot where the humour depends on clean reactions and precise timing, and the final cut reflects that energy.
