Documentary

02Showreels

Director's Showreel

A showreel to showcase the Directing ability of Christopher Kemble. Christopher was Writer, Director and Editor on…

03Showreels

Editing Showreel

A showreel to showcase the Editing ability of Christopher Kemble. This showreel caters more towards…

04Photo Books

Photo Book Promos

A collection of promotional films for a series of Photo Books and Photo Zines from Gignoux Photos

Working as a Freelance Filmmaker for Gignoux Photos

05Documentary

E-Life

Trailer for the feature environmental documentary about the growing crisis around electronic waste, E-Life

Computers, mobile phones, screens and tablets have become an intrinsic part of our daily lives revolutionising the way we interact, communicate and view the world. Keeping up with the latest models and lifestyle products has firmly positioned us consumers as the driving force behind a runaway cycle of technological advancement. But how sustainable is this growth? How finite are the resources that go into these electronics?

From container ports in the US, to the organisations in the UK rethinking the way we manufacture things, to the developing technology markets of Ghana, E-LIFE will investigate the value within the average computer, the recycling and disposal processes involved in extracting that value and, just how long we can continue to manufacture without a product's end of life in mind.

Update: E-LIFE, through its distributor Espresso Media, has sold to 7 different territories so far.

A film by Edward Scott-Clarke

06Charity Doc

Man vs Machine - Charity Truck Pull

This short documentary was originally conceived as a promotional piece for V2 Fitness, but became something more, as the personal story of Salvatore Bruno became apparent - his strength and struggle surrounding the event itself and honouring the memory of his late father.

Beginning with the 'simple' task of pulling a truck weighing 4 tonnes over 25 metres, Bruno then added a car to the back to make 5 tonnes, which he pulled a further 25 metres. Not satisfied, and wanting to push himself, he then added spectators to the back of the truck for a combined weight of over 6 tonnes, which he then pulled another 25 metres, a weight and a distance he had never tried before.

This fly-on-the-wall documentary aimed to capture the emotion and support of the charity event, which raised £1586 for the British Heart Foundation

07Client Series

Ovo Energy: Rainforest Diaries

Working as a Freelance Editor for Deckchair Productions

For more information, please visit: Ovo Energy Rainforest

08Vogue

Snowdon and Bailey

Snowdon and Bailey talk to Vogue's Mike Trow and Robin Muir

Legendary fashion photographers David Bailey and Anthony Armstrong-Jones, A.K.A Earl of Snowdon, sit down with British Vogue's Mike Trow and Robin Muir to reminisce about their decorated careers.

Unfortunately, due to certain limitations in the location when filming, there were numerous issues with reflections of lights and equipment being visible in shot. This required some digital work to cleanup and remove these issues from the final video, as well as requiring some grading work to compensate for the overly warm footage.

09Short Film

Piece of Tar

The Tar is a contemporary Persian instrument that was banned by the Arabs during the Arab occupation of Persia as Islam forbade music, the Tar became a symbol of protest.

Although the Tar sounds like a sad instrument, it is is usually played at weddings and other joyful occasions.

10Documentary

Appalachia: From Mountaintops to Moonscapes

UPDATE - This documentary was nominated for the 'Moving Image' award at the AOP Awards 2016

A small documentary video that is made up of interviews that are set to still photography of the Appalachia region

Appalachia is the poorest region of the United States, earning the region the nickname, "America's Colony," while the giant coal companies have earned the nickname, "King Coal."

King Coal has extracted the coal by using some of the most ruthless methods in what has been called, "Capitalism's Dark Side." Today, the coal companies have found an even better way to extract the coal, just blow up the mountains without a care for reclamation.

This documentary describes the socio-economic costs of Mountaintop removal.

11Documentary

The Oil Sands: Dirty Maple Leaf

The first video in a documentary series regarding the Oil Sands in Alberta, Canada

What is the true cost of the dirtiest and most expensive form of oil?

When people think of the tar sands, they think of the draglines and pits of Fort McMurray.

The Tar sands spreads across Northern Alberta, encompassing agricultural and wilderness areas.

The Three Creeks area in the Peace River country is an agricultural area where the residents are becoming ill and the wildlife is leaving. It is all due to the fast expanding CHOPS (cold heavy oil production with oil) production in the area.

Residents are leaving their farms as the emissions are making them too ill to work while the animals, wild or domestic, are not reproducing and if they do, their offspring are being born with defects and calves take longer to grow to the desired weight for market, costing the farmer too many dollars and cents to stay competitive.

Other residents have had to leave their homes or farms as the emissions, causing headaches, memory loss and vomiting making it too hard to live in their land.

Taking interviews conducted between 2010 & 2012, this video is made up of interviews set to still photography taken at Oil Sands sites, and of the land of those affected.

However there is more to this subject than meets the eye, which is being explored in the upcoming: Oil Sands: Curse or Blessing

12Pitch Trailer

Into The Cayman Blue - pitch trailer

An environmental documentary about marine biology in the Cayman Islands, this was a crowd-funding trailer designed to take the project into full production.

13Documentary

Plastic Shores: Big Island Message

This is a short film to act as a teaser for the feature documentary 'Plastic Shores'

In March 2012, LMV productions released the film 'Plastic Shores' at the United Nations. Since then it has been screened at the US House of Congress, the European Commission and the OECD. 'Plastic Shores' is a non-profit documentary about the effects of plastic pollution on the marine environment. Part of it is set on Hawaii's Big Island where LMV filmed with the Hawaii Wildlife Fund.

Featuring some exclusive footage, this is a close insight into how plastic debris can effect the shores of Hawaii, following 2 members of the Hawaii Wildlife fund as they tackle the problem.

Trailer for the the full film can be found here

14Trailer

Plastic Shores - Trailer

Trailer for the feature documentary 'Plastic Shores'

This documentary is a non-profit educational film about the effects of plastic debris on our marine ecosystem. It charts the history of the development of plastic, through to the effects of irresponsible disposal, as well showcasing the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle mantra of those trying to make a difference, including interviews with experts from across the globe.

This documentary was included as part of the United Nations celebration of World Water day, and has appeared in screenings in numerous cities throughout the world.

We also made a 5 minute short accompanying film, Plastic Shores: Big Island Message