Shot and edited this spot for Belstaff and Grenson collaboration. Truly incredible to view the process from start to finish and the skill involved.

I was fortunate to be asked to film and edit this video for Belstaff to celebrate their 100 year anniversary. This video shows the beginnings of Belstaff and the first factories in Stoke on Trent. We interviewed wonderful characters most of whom worked in the factories themselves describing the sounds, smells and of course the Christmas parties. I am proud to be a part of the wonderful team who brought this together.

I edited this video for Port Magazine. Photography by Tom Johnson and filmed by Sam Johnson and of course the main subject the one and only Brian Cox.

We edited this spot for Louis Vuitton. Photographed by Tom Johnson, moving image by Sam Johnson. A brilliant team to collaborate with and perfect footage to cut.

An edit done for @belstaff for their new AW24 Campaign.

A fun spot I edited, shot by @tomjohnsonstudio and @samjohnsondirector for @uniqlo with Alice Hale founder of @yingslondon Always a pleasure to work with talented and interesting people!

Editing something for Mulberry will always be special, but cutting a fast piece with an energetic track behind it and beautiful shots by the Johnson brothers - Sam and Tom, graded masterfully by Time Based Arts will always take cutting to a whole new level. Amazing job to be part of!

We edited this Winter Campaign for Kenzo, shot and directed by Sam Johnson.

A pleasure to edit this beautifully shot footage for Louis Vuitton's summer campaign, directed by Sam Johnson and Tom Johnson.

Edited this video for the Johnson brothers for Longchamp's summer campaign 2023. Fun to edit with shots with the camera flying over head in arc movement around the subjects, it offers a different perspective to the viewer and instantly changes the pace. Adding shots like these that are not in the everyday film makers arsenal switches things up for the creative edit process.

SSB films help shoot this heart felt spot featuring the truly brilliant and humble legend that is Nigel Owens. Directed and shot by Fin Frew, 2nd camera operator Sam Simmons-Betts

We had the enormous pleasure of editing this footage shot by Sam Johnson and photographed by Tom Johnson for Hugo Boss, such fun and such good footage to cut with.

I was fortunate to be invited to Neil's studio to watch how he creates his magnificent bowls. Neils use of the ancient technique of bronze casting to turn his sculptors from wax to solid bronze is truly incredible and an art form that is not often seen in todays technological world. Bronze casting itself is an ancient art form, involving melting bronze and pouring it into a meticulously crafted mold to create sculptures and decorative pieces. Neil also talks about his childhood and which artist inspired him in the first place. Watch the whole video here.

I was fortunate to follow Gary Betts around for the day to film him on his dutch barge in West London. It was a privilege to watch his process from sculpting using resin clay to the intricate drawings on each model. I was able to speak Gary about his early childhood where he was from and what inspires him. Watch the full film here.