Righto. So, you've come here to look at some examples of my work.

The thing is, I finally went fully digital a few years back now. So the old samples I used to have up here way back when aren't really relevant any more. And hence I've taken them down for now.

As for what "fully digital" means - well, rather than using pencil and paper to fill out my shot notes, and drawing coloured tramlines all over a nice neat script for the editor, all that on my tiny little laptop (or occasionally my iPad), predominantly using a set of Filemaker Pro templates designed by the wonderful Peter Skarratt (although I have also been known to use Adobe Acrobat and a few other bits of software to get to the same end result):

http://www.peterskarratt.com

Aside from solving potential problems of legibility, one big plus for insanely epic productions like Ash vs Evil Dead (hail to the king, baby) is that with all information now in a database, I can easily search out and cross-reference shot information. With multiple units and multiple episodes on the go for months at a time, this is more than just handy, it's vital. And one very big plus for all productions is that the script notes (aka facing page, editor's log, continuity log, continuity notes &c.) can be imported directly into AVID.

At some (as yet undetermined) point I will put some new samples back up here, but in the meantime, if you'd like to see some examples of my current work, please just drop me a line.

And if you're a neophyte, I do have a little bundle of my old work that I can send you to help get you going ('cos if you're a neophyte, you should be starting on paper before going digital). Again, just drop me a line, and if you're lucky and I'm not flat out doing six-day weeks of night shoots out in the desert somewhere (again), I'll email it over.

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