About

Nick shoots people. In landscapes, homes - modest and palatial, private places, schools, hospices and hospitals.

He has a fascination with faces, the smooth unlined faces of children and the lined faces of their Grandparents.

The infinite colours of skin, hair and eyes.

Relationships, between friends, between families, between strangers, models on a shoot, are his obsession.

The body language, the mime that happens in a still image is key to telling the story.

He uses light and it’s interplay with form and texture to give the picture depth and colour.

He loves the sunlight of summer, the sparkling on water, vivid green saturation through leaves and grass.

Behind all this , quietly in the background, is the preparation, the organization, the post-production and his reputation.

He is now using these same fascinations in his moving images.

He grew up in Zambia and South Africa and has a BA in Graphic Design from Central St Martins College, London.

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Wednesday
May252011

Pfizer Seven Stones

Working with Tim Condrick from Seven Stones, http://www.sevenstones.co.uk/ for a series of ads.

Started with a casting at Pleasant Studios, followed by recceing some "Health Centre" locations around London.

We chose Well Street Surgery in Hackney. Shoot had to be on a weekend for exclusive use.

The models:

AGNIEZSKA SMARON          (Ordinary People)

AMANDA HERKANAIDU       (Casting Collective)

FAIROUZ                            (Real London) 

RICKY KOTHARI                   (Looks)  

KATIE DEVONPORT               (Scallywags)

  DOMINIC COPE                    (Bonnie and Betty)

 ARJAN CHARHA                    (Norrie Carr) 

LEO MEHTA                           (Broadcasting) 

 KARINA DIGLYTE                   (BMA)

 SANYOGITA                           (Beautiful Bumps)

 RITA RUPERELLA                   (Ordinary People)


Some out-takes, portraits and edit shots.

Claudia Leisinger, my assistant with the team from Seven Stones.


Ally from LPA, Producer, "holding the baby".

Rita Ruparella Ordinary People

 

Sanyogita

Final Ad