Interview with Daragh Dukes - leader of Headgear, in the middle of recording his 3rd album.
It was shot to be put on the dvd with his new single.

to find out more about the band visit: myspace.com/headgear

Camera: Sony XDCAM EX (PMW-EX1)
35 adapter: Letus Extreme + nikon lenses (50mm/135mm)
Editing soft: Sony Video Vegas 8 / magic bullet


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Music video for "The Emergency Position" by Headgear
( myspace.com/headgearmusic )

You can download this song for FREE here:
entertainment.ie/hwch/download.asp?BandID=39

Special thanks to: Daragh Dukes, Barra O’Toole, Billy Z Mulqueen, Breifne Considine, Miriam Garcia Mortell and Pat Shortt and his 3 angels!

Camera: Sony XDCAM EX (PMW-EX1) & a lot of green screen
Editing soft: Sony Video Vegas 8 / magic bullet

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This multi award-winning short film tells the story of a young boy whose love for the piano offers escape from his parents disintegrating marriage and the bullies at school.

..."A fine understanding of the importance of telling a story more through nuance than explicit declaration"... "a terrific central performance and a mature grasp of pacing"...
- THE IRISH TIMES


VOTE FOR 'BROKEN THINGS':

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There is now a one-minute version of 'Broken Things' screening in the Filminute Online Film Festival under it's new title "ODD BOY OUT". If you have a minute (literally), please check it out and cast your vote at the following link:
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Written and Directed by Vincent Lambe
Produced by Frank Reid Beechinor
Stars: Diarmuid Noyes, Eamon Hunt and Bernadette McKenna.
Filmed on: Super 16mm

A short film by Hugh McGrory (2004). 'Maze' is shot on Super-8 on a wind-up clockwork Russian military camera. It's a film about the empty Maze/Long Kesh Prison outside Belfast, scene of the Hunger Strikes in 1981.

Her Majesty's Prison Maze (known colloquially as The H Blocks, Long Kesh, or The Maze) was a prison used to house paramilitary prisoners during the Northern Ireland Troubles from 1976 to 2000.

It is in the former Royal Air Force station at Long Kesh near Lisburn, nine miles (14 km) outside Belfast, in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The prison and its inmates have played a prominent role in recent Irish history, notably in the 1981 hunger strike. The prison was closed in 2000 and razing began on 30 October 2006.

Client: Doubleband Films / Channel4.com/4Talent © 2008

The body count at Berserker Comics is surprising low given that the small team of just three have already produced several issues of The Dead Comic and deal with hordes of rampaging Zombies every day.

Taking us through the different roles they play, Ryan, Andrew and Adam Brown bring comic publication to Belfast.

Producer: Ben Jones, Hooptedoodle Films
Camera/Edit: Ben Jones
Sound: Sam Jones