Here is the second instalment of The Panoramic Series, this time with Nick Jensen in London.

I was pretty stoked to get another one of these together and shooting in a city of such character as London was always going to be a nice prospect – despite my camera bag with a bunch of camera gear getting stolen on the last day of filming Nick still came through like a champ!
We did a little interview about the project over at the Isle site if you would like to learn more.

Phil Evans Video Showreel from Philip Evans on Vimeo.

I just released a new showreel, there it is right there! I’ve also assembled a select few video pieces I’ve worked on and with a bit of background info on each of them right here. I’ll be updating them with more work as the weeks go on..enjoy!

I am now finally down to the last box of Format Perspective books! No re-prints, so if you are looking to get your paws on a copy, now is the time! Last chance saloon!

The guys at the amazing Dublin-based creative festival OFFSET have inspired a whole bunch of radness all around the city with their Creative Project, the idea of which was to make Dublin a better place to be using an arty skill set and the inspiration taken from a previous OFFSET speaker.
I chose Kyle Cooper (maker of many epic movie intros) who’s quote “The more you give away the more you get back” really struck a chord with me..so I got together with the lads and we built a skatespot, that’s a good way to give yeah?

When the radical individuals from the band Blind Yackety asked me to do a music video and told me I could do whatever I wanted, I thought “dream brief”. Then I thought “wait, what do I do now??”

So after a few weeks of tea-fuelled stress filled procrastination I settled on an idea that would take me on a 3 month journey of solitary confinement stop motion photography, well, I had my camera and a few containers full of sticks and taxidermied bugs for company, so I guess I was never truly alone.

Really though, I was and am very grateful that the guys put full faith in me and let me do my thing. 11,229 still photographs later (5000+ of which had to be individually manipulated!) and you have the video you see below. This is easily the most technical thing I’ve worked on, but I won’t bore you with the technical details, yet.

Thanks for being a good sport and letting me turn you into a wooded imp creature Mackey!