The directorial debut from Dexter Fletcher, Wild Bill tells the poignant, funny and dramatic story of a father and son relationship set in London’s East End.
Working closely with Dexter, we created a soundscape that lands the audience squarely in the pre-Olympic building site of the East End of London; yet in ‘Wild Bill’s’ (Charlie Creed-Miles) world, the surroundings drop back to leave him slightly isolated from the real world.
Three minute thriller from the mind of Steve Jamison.
Moving on from the underwater world in ‘Immersione’, Steve decided this time to tackle a project with an old man, a dog and a magpie. With a great end result, and something really interesting for us to get stuck into from a sound design perspective.
An intriguing Feature Documentary giving us an insight to the music and lifestyle of traditional Inner Mongolians. We follow the members of the band through the Grasslands, stopping off at their elders’ villages to witness tradifional folk songs being handed down through the generations. Live concert footage of the band touring America is interspersed, illustrating how they have adopted the songs for a new generation.
An access-all-areas documentary about The Libertines reunion shows at Reading & Leeds Festivals 2010 from first time director, Roger Sargent and Produced by Pulse Films.
Not knowing much about The Libertines before we started this project, we came away with a super warm and fuzzy feel about them and their superb anthems.
Like most documentaries, Roger (Director) wanted this kept real, whilst building to the amazing crescendo of the two summer festivals! The crowd reaction just shows you how much this band have been missed since they split in 2004.
In the crystal clear waters surrounding a remote Sicilian island, a twelve year-old boy explores the limits of his independence for the first time. A modern-day fable, Immersione is a film of striking purity.
Great fun for us! We loved being able to take you on a journey down into the warm crystal waters of the mediterranean, searching for hidden treasures.
A British drama focusing on the identity struggles of Ash (James Floyd), a young British Pakistani who is torn between the traditions of middle-class family life and his passion for DJ’ing. From Director Menhaj Huda.
This is the film that we met our now good friend, Menhaj Huda on. A chance for us to get our hands dirty with a mixture of multicultural British society and some banging club beats, including a remix of Robert Miles’ ‘Children’ from our also-now-great-mates, Nerm and D-Code (Shiva Sound System).
