Florence + The Machine have just come back from their American tour and are already getting

ready for round two in October. We were asked to edit the footage shot by Tabitha Denholm

into three separate viral pieces. They are made up of live performances at Coachella,

trips to museums, kareoke bars, backstage jams, interviews and a lot of dancing.

Live performance, interviews, backstage access and thousands of people jumping

up and down.

Combination of live performance

and pre-gig rehearsal with Cold War Kids.

Both seam as excited as eachother to be performing the suprise duet.

Inbetween shows Florence managed to have a daytrip to the iconic museum in its aptly located Hollywood.

Don't Panic are an online youth and culture magazine based in London.

We were commissioned to document their new guerrilla advertising campaign for Jamaican rum

label - Malibu.

The artists were Jimi Crayon, MNKY and Pinky Love. Each one brought their individual style

and take on the visual meaning of the drink, in addition to entertaining a lot of passers-by.

Don't Panic got three artists to visually represent they're idea of Malibu on

the streets of central London and Brixton.

Skins is a double BAFTA-winning teen drama that follows a group of teenagers in Bristol,

South West England as they grow up.

We were asked to create online content interviews with the cast of series 4 and the catch

being that all the questions were put forward by the fans.

We're still waiting on the all clear to post these video clips.

Interesting fact: Scodelario appears in

Zoe Bowies sci-fi thriller Moon (2009)

as Eve Bell, daughter of the protagonist

Sam Rockwell.

Intel Studio Was a monthly music programme we directed, filmed and edited for MuchaMarcha production. It ran for eight episodes over eight months and was the largest platform for unsigned talent on the internet after myspace.
Alongside the monthly bands battling it out for a chance at a record deal we had acts which included; Dirty Pretty Things, The Paddingtons and Alphabeat amongst others.
The shows were viewed by approximately 1.5 million people.
Here are four of the eight.

Vice Magazine has thrown countless parties over the years and in doing so has grown from

strength to strength. These are a couple of events from back in 2007.

Even though it's only been three years everyone in them seams a lot more fresh faced.

Have a look and see for yourselves.

Vice magazine set up a festival in a field and had a line up that included Foals, Dizzee Rascal, ox.eagle.lion.man and The Fall.

Vice magazine organized a festival that spanned the UKs biggest Universities.

From Glasgow to Brighton.