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THAILAND:

Buddhism:

Morning chanting – Prayers at a cremation – Blessings –Ordinations – Novice praying –

Novice drinking Pepsi – Portraits of various monks – Buddhist summer camp –

Buddhist University (English, computing lessons) – Novices using a digital camera –

Wat Bang Phra Tattoo festival – Wat Phra Baat Nam Phu, “The “Aids Temple” –

Wat Po (Temple of the reclining Buddha) – Wat Phra Keow (Emerald Buddha Temple) –

Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) – Wat Suthat (giant swing) – Doi Suthep (Chiang Mai) –

Forest monastery – Ayuttaya – Sukhothai – Various Buddhist artefacts –

Various festivals – Occult beliefs…

Rice Farming:

Feature on the whole process of growing rice (the cycle of rice) – planting – harvesting –

portraits of farmers (6x6 and 35mm) – rice fields – close ups of rice – transporting rice –

Various aspects of country life.

Transport:

Tuk-Tuk taxis – Busses – River express boat – Canal bus – Traffic in Bangkok –

BTS/Skytrain – Extensive archive of the canal network in Bangkok and canal life

People / Portraits (generic)

Rice farmers (North East) – Thai Muslims – Thai monks and novices – Market traders –

Children (upcountry and in Bangkok) – Aids patients in Bangkok and Lopburi –

Ladyboys – various portraits and pictures of Thais in their working environment.

People in the news:

Prime Mnister Thaksin (head shots) – PM Thaksin doing aerobics – Dr Pornthip (forensics)

Senator Mechai (owner of the Cabbages and Condoms restaurant) – Farther Joe Maier

Various foreign artists performing in or visiting Bangkok: Keanu Reeves, Holy Valance,

Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Fat Boy Slim, Roger Waters, Deep Purple, Jewel, Vanessa Mae,

Bond, Suede, Atomic Kitten, Emma Chapplin, Blue, A1, Franz Ferdinand, Placebo, dEUS, Snow Partol, Oasis…

Quirky:

Kanchana Ketkeaw (The Scorpion Queen) – Pigs and tigers living together –

Phallic totems – Live lizard eating – Ladyboy beauty pageant – Ladyboy show –

World aerobics record – Elephant polo tournament – Beckham statue in temple –

Wat Bang Phra Tattoo Festival – Buffalo race – Crocodile wrestling

Daily life:

Markets – Temple life – Temple schools – Massage – Plastic surgery – Aids –

Sports in Bangkok (Football, Takraw etc… played in makeshift courts) – Fashion

Village life – Life along the river and canals of Bangkok – Various Bangkok Scenes

Black and White and special prints:

Series of sepia toned archival prints of the ancient royal city of Sukhothai

Black and white and colour prints on canvas of abandoned Buddha statues in a forest

Portraits of Thai Farmers (6x6, sepia toned and black and white) – Various Thai scenes

Events/ Festivals:

Loi Krathong, Songkran (Thai New Year), Wat Bang Phra Tattoo Festival, Gay Pride,

Chonburi Buffalo Race, Maka Bucha Buddhist festival – (also see Quirky and features)

Features:

The cycle of rice (rice farming) – Modernizing spirituality (Thai Buddhism) – Dr Pornthip (a day in the life of…) – Ladyboys in the car park (Rachada Cabaret)

Takraw (Kick volley ball in the streets) – Isaan Faces (6x6 portraits of In the North east)

Aids in Thailand – Waterways of Bangkok –

Synopsis available on request for current and future projects

CAMBODIA:

Phnom Penh:

Killing Fields – Tuol Sleng/S21 Khmer Rouge detention centre – The Riverside –

Portraits of Al Rockoff (war photographer) at the FCCC – Various generic scenes in

Phnom Penh: Monks sitting by the river – evening light in busy streets – football etc…

Angkor:

Extensive archive of all the main temples and villages around the temples: Angkor Wat –

Angkor Thom – Ta Phrom – Bayon – Bas relief in Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom –

Details of ruined walls – Statues – Apsara – Vietnamese fishing village –

Movie set of Tomb Raider – daily life in small villages around the temples…

SINGAPORE:

Little India – night scene (stock of Singapore is currently being updated)

KOREA:

Story on cloning and the Raelian Cult for the Mail on Sunday shot in Seoul and Degu.

PARIS:

Le Marais (cafes, bars, streets...) - Place des Vosges - Musee Picasso - Paris Rooftops - Rue de Rivoli - Pont des Arts -

Place Vandome - Paris Metro - Artisans - Cafe Waiters etc...

LONDON:

Bank Side:

Tate Modern art gallery main structure (shot at night and during the day) –

Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre – Millennium bridge – London Eye – London Bridge –

Oxo Tower restaurant – Fish! Restaurant – Vinopolis Wine museum – St Gabriel’s Warf

Generic scenes shot along the Thames river.

Brick Lane and the East End:

Brick Lane Market – Petty Coat Lane Market – Spitalfields Market – Bengali Restaurants

Bengali new year – Brick Lane festival – The Vibe Bar – Dray Walk shops:

The Scooter Emporium – World design Lab – Eat My Hand Bag Bitch – Truman brewery

The 24hour Bagel Bakery – Hoxton Sq – The oldest Underground line – Shoreditch –

Liverpool St Station – Abandoned places - Various scenes shot around the East End…

Events:

Gay pride – Notting Hill Carnival – May Day demonstrations – Japan in The Park –

Various protests and demonstrations– Anniversary of Bloody Sunday –

Brick Lane festival -Various celebrity events…

People/ Celebrities:

Tony Benn – Dame Judi Dench - Anita Roddick (founder of the Body Shop)

Dannii Minogue – Maccauley Culkin – Gary Player (Golfer) – Joseph Fiennes –

Dick Francis – Warren Ellis (Comic Book writer) – Elton John – Glen Matlock –

Richard Stone – David Croft (Writer of Dad’s Army) – David Jason - June Whitfield

Ronnie Corbett - Ian Richardson - Martin Jarvis - Andrew Sachs - Richard E Grant

Characters:

Vincent Bethell (The Naked Protester)

Music/Concerts:

PJ Harvey - Oasis - Herbie Hancock - Lou Reed - Elastica - Grandaddy - Elton John

Glen Matlock - Ronan Keating - Reading Festival 2000 - Deftones -

NORTHERN IRELAND:

Belfast:

The Peace Lines - Republican Murals - Unionist Murals -Bombay Street - Falls Rd - Shankill Rd -

Mural Painters - The Maze Prison - Survivors of the 1981 hunger strike - Panoramic views of Belfast -

St Patrick's - Milltown Cemetery - Bobby Sands Murals - Giant's Causeway - Dunluce Castle -

Derry/Londonderry:

Anniversary of Bloody Sunday - Gerry Adams - Martin Mc Guinness - Murals of the "Bog Side" -

Children on the "Bog Side" - Memorial to the victims of Bloody Sunday

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