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Casper Balslev is a Danish Director and Photographer. He studied photojournalism at the Danish School of journalism, and has worked in the field of reportage and documentary photography.
Casper's photographic work is based in fashion, portrait and advertising photography.
His work can be described as having an unembellished, yet informed documentary style.
After college, Casper began following his passion for Directing music videos for The Presets, Fenech Soler, Oh My, Ladyhawke...to name but a few.
He has since developed into Directing commercials such as 'Royal Beer' for DDB Copenhagen..
M-J Delaney is a London-based filmmaker. After graduating from Oxford University in 2007 with a Double First in English, she worked as a freelance fashion journalist, before moving into the film industry as a Stylist (for MTV and Disney). Now a fully fledged director MJ has directed fashion films, music promos and video art for exhibitions as well as one of the most talked about virals of 2010.
Loves mixing live action and visual fx, model building, motion graphics, photosonics, 3D animation and aerial photography. His enthusiasm for everything he does is so infectious. He turns every project he works on into an absolute joy for all concerned.
Daniel Garcia is a designer/art-director specializing in developing content for today's leading and emerging brands. His talent and unconventional artistic approach drew the attention of MTV, Nike, Sony and other image-based brands, with whom he maintains continuing relationships. His passion lies in giving shape to ideas and collaborating with top talent to create memorable works that are both visually stimulating and emotionally engaging.
From Central St Martins, Lindy has combined documentaries about suburban transvestites with music videos for David Grey, Paul McCartney and Take That, to online fashion films, to her first feature
Finnish director Misko Iho loves simplicity. “Can you tell this story with one shot?” is usually the first question when starting the visualization process. He likes to carefully plan every shot and give meaning for every camera move. Working with music videos, commercials and film he’s no stranger to a more freeform shooting style. He also likes to spend time in the grading suite creating a strong visual look.
Mademoiselle M is a French director that is also well known for her DOP work which sees her capture natural and beautiful stills. It was her DOP talent that led her to her love of film and passion for directing. She has directed commercials for Nivea, Activia, Danone and the fashion label American Vintage to name but a few. She has also directed her first short film "That Sunday" which featured in several film festivals in 2010 and she was involved in Wes Andersons "The Life Aquatic".
Nicolas is a London-born filmmaker, photographer and art director. A graduate of London’s Royal College of Art, he has worked in the UK, Australia and the USA, for many top brands, including McDonalds, MTV, Ikea, Cadburys, and BBC Radio One. Nicolas is known for his striking visual style, and the distinct artistic photographic quality he brings to each frame of his films. He has collaborated with agencies such as Mother, The Glue Society, Fallon London, and most recently, Wieden & Kennedy. His work has also been invited to be screened at many international film festivals including Edinburgh, Berlin and Melbourne.
International director Nicholas Reynolds constantly charms through the inspired comedic performances he hones from his actors. This ability has evolved through his astute observation and understanding of the human condition and it's wonderful idiosyncrasies.
When combined with his strong visual sense and eye for art direction it delivers in all fronts.
Nicholas moulds the style of humour to the brief with finesse and precision.
Jon loves comedians. He is a big fan of stand up comedy and is always on top of the new up and coming talent on the circuit. As well as shooting music videos for Kasabian, and commercials for Nissan, Nike and McCain, he has written and directed 'Big Babies' comedy series for the BBC. The first series of Big Babies aired on CBBC in April this year and quickly went on to BBC2 and BBC1 slots. It has a cult following on facebook and seems to be just as popular with adults as it is with children. The show is currently BAFTA nominated for best comedy and also nominated for its technical achievements with a Royal Television Society Digital Craft Award. Jon and co-writer Spencer Jones, are currently developing series two of Big Babies which they promise will be even weirder than the first!
L.A based director Keva has directed commercials for the likes of Gatorade, Pepsi, Nissan, Celebrations, McDonalds and France Telecom. He has directed public service campaigns on recycling, anti-drugs and cancer awareness, and has also directed a feature film "Twenty Bucks" starring Steve Buscemi, Christopher Lloyd and David Schwimmer, which won the Critics Choice Award at the Deauville Film Festival.
Dan Sully started his career at MTV and went on to direct Zane Lowe's award winning music show Gonzo as well as live multi-camera music covering artists from Glasvegas to Duffy. Dan made the jump to film after making a series of videos for acclaimed acts for the record label Bella Union. In 2008 Dan picked up an MVA nomination for Best New Director and has since created videos for artists such as Elbow, Maccabees and Athlete. These beautifully crafted videos have marked him out as a director to watch - one with a strong sense of the cinematic and a keen eye for photography.
Dave Wood’s work probably looks remarkably like something you’ve not seen before. While David is well versed in many styles of filmmaking - comedy is his passion. “It really is,” he confirms, typing this in third person. Some even say that after the last 3 years he has spent directing in London his taste in comedy is becoming exquisitely refined, like someone who could tell the difference between butter and ‘I can’t believe it’s not butter’.
Whether its dialogue driven, physical comedy, parody, or just bringing something extra to a character or style of storytelling David brings a range of influences and style to each piece. He approaches each shoot with the experience and wisdom you might find in a person who looked directly at the sun during an eclipse for too long and went partially blind, and now travels around to schools warning kids not to look at an eclipse unless you have one of those bits of paper with the little holes poked into it.
Dave is serious about comedy and would love to get into your briefs.
Casper Balslev is a Danish Director and Photographer. He studied photojournalism at the Danish School of journalism, and has worked in the field of reportage and documentary photography. Casper's photographic work is based in fashion, portrait and advertising photography.
His work can be described as having an unembellished, yet informed documentary style. After college, Casper began following his passion for Directing music videos for Marina and the Diamonds, The Presets, Fenech Soler, Ladyhawke, Oh My...to name but a few and was long listed for Best Director at the UMKVA's 2011. He has since developed into Directing commercials such as 'Royal Beer' for DDB Copenhagen.
Terry studied graphic design at falmouth college of arts where he
specialised in animation and music video. following his graduation in 2003
he won the bbc new talent music video director competition and the chance to
shoot an exclusive video.
After signing with production companies, love in london and bandits in
paris, he created a series of striking music videos - most notably for the
maccabees and paul weller. in 2007 he was nominated for best new director at
the cads (british music video awards); appeared in shots magazine’s new
directors showcase and featured in promo magazine’s 'new kids - the next
wave of up-and-coming directors' article.
Since branching out into commercials, terry has directed spots for brands as
diverse as vw, virgin media, sony playstation, karcher and longines. His
digital campaign for the new vw golf gti has become highly acclaimed,
garnering a number of awards within the field. The follow up campaign, True Life Costs, took a bronze cyber lion at Cannes.
His work has been featured in numerous publications both in print and online
including: creative review, dazed digital, boards, shots, campaign, vman,
vice, promo, nme and pony step.
Lindy is one of the most experienced and versatile directors around, covering many areas of film making. Music Videos, Live Concert Film and Feature Film director. She has a prolific career in Music Videos, directing well over one hundred to date. Lindy recently completed directing a live concert film for legendry British band The Specials to celebrate their 30th Anniversary Tour. It was nominated for a UK Music Video Award for Best Live Coverage.
Lindy received a BIFA for Best Directorial Debut for her feature film SHOWBOY, a ‘mockumentary’ film about a Hollywood Screenwriter who loses his job and runs off to Vegas to become a Showboy. Described by the NY Times as “a clever hide-and-seek game of reality v/s fiction… a radically deadpan Las Vegas answer to Waiting for Guffman” It was also awarded Best Film at the Milan International Film Festival and was released theatrically in various countries including the US. Her second feature film, KICKS a dark coming of age story about two teenage girls who kidnap a footballer, was nominated for the Michael Powell award. It won two Trailblazer awards for writer, Leigh Campbell and its star Kerrie Hayes. KICKS screened at the London Film Festival where Lindy and Leigh were also both nominated for Best British Newcomer awards. Released 2010.
Dan Sully started his career at MTV and went on to direct Zane Lowe's award winning music show Gonzo as well as live multi-camera music covering artists from Glasvegas to Duffy. Dan made the jump to film after making a series of videos for acclaimed acts for the record label Bella Union. In 2008 Dan picked up an MVA nomination for Best New Director and has since created videos for artists such as Elbow, Maccabees and Athlete. These beautifully crafted videos have marked him out as a director to watch - one with a strong sense of the cinematic and a keen eye for photography.