Showreel 2008 from Theo Gove-Humphries on Vimeo.

Insequence Media is a freelance production company based in the centre of Birmingham.

I.S.M. has worked on many projects such as Documentaries, Interviews, Short films, Independent Film, Music Videos, Weddings, Filming of Crime Scenes used in court and has also filmed for the Extreme Channel on Sky TV (channel 419).

InSequence Media offer:

• HD Filming
• Editing
• Corporate videos
• Music videos
• Colour correction
• Grading
• Slide shows
• Mini DV to DVD
• Mini DV to VHS
• CD/DVD duplication

For any inquiries do not hesitate to drop an email at insequencemedia@hotmail.co.uk

Check out the video for the Secret Wars Birmingham Final 2008 I helped assist edit down at the InSequence Media office.

Also check the video for Kizzle’s ‘No Looking Back’.

I.S.M offer a complete media package and the work produced is always of the highest quality in every aspect.

SickManSick looks forward to continue working with InSequenceMedia for a long time to come.

Rich.

I was given a brief asking to create six images based on the opening lines of a choice of books.

I am a big fan of Ralph Steadman‘s work and illustrations so I chose the beginning of Hunter S. Thompson’s ‘Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas’…

“We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold.”

Having been involved in Secret Wars at the time I wanted to take that bold, black and white style and try to create a three-dimensional environment.

The sequence depicts a desert scene where reality begins to become distorted with the sky melting, inanimate objects coming to life, oil pumps exploding and general chaos. The viewer looks at his hands to check whether what he sees is real until he falls on his back in disbelief.

Photographs taken by Cormac McGloin.

Rich.

Last weekend I went to Brick lane to check out ‘Meeting of Styles’, a graffiti based festival aimed at promoting the artwork of world famous and local graffiti artists.

There was a decent stage for music too, where beatboxer (and graff artist) ‘Reeps One got another chance to show us his skills.


Cormac.