A DJ set from the comfort of a lovely old sofa in the Bar at the Union Chapel as part of the Daylight Festival Evening Session. Thanks to VJ Mokital for taking the footage.

This song is from the as yet unreleased album 'Per Mare Per Ecclesiam', which is based around field recordings I made in Southend-on-Sea during June 2007.

Myself and Dave Valentine did a live Audio/Visual mashup of 1960's infomercials and vinyl at a the SWSF music festival July 2007. Here is the set filmed from the audience by Terry Slepcevic.

This Amazing video was made by the gorgeous people at Littlenobody. The Interduvet Yarns EP is now available to buy at Zingg independent records store. Enjoy. www.littlenobody.com www.zingg.co.uk

the song "mulch" is the first track off the "autumnale" ep, from back in 2002. I made this video for it which was screened at the Sutton and Shopland Festival and Telephasic Workshop in 2006. The poem was written by me, especially for the video.

I helped make this short film and also created the soundtrack. Enjoy. When MediaShed members found out about ‘Video Sniffin’ on-line, a term given to the practice of picking up the public signals being broadcast by wireless CCTV, they decided to apply the technology to make a film. Young people from the local YMCA and others used a cheap video receiver from a high street store to ‘sniff’ the streets for CCTV cameras. After finding 24 cameras or ‘hotspots’ they then asked shop owners if they could make a film by acting out in front of their CCTV cameras and recording the signal. The shop owners were very surprised and happy for the young people to create a film this way. The final film was screened on a ‘video sculpture’ of 16 recycled PC monitors at South East Essex College on 29th April. This display was part of the final ‘Being Here’ event – Southend’s recent arts regeneration initiative. These kinds of projects allow people to see how a common technology that is normally used for the surveillance of the same young people can be repurposed by them for creative activities. The project created great interest from the local council and local businesses who positively engaged with the project.