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Campaign Magazine's Pick Of The Week! Paul Watts cuts Channel 4 "New Identity" with director Jonathan Glazer at Academy Films
David Reviews These oblique new idents for Channel 4 are extraordinary, and extraordinarily beautiful Everyone involved should be very pleased with themselves indeed. It's a visionary piece of work: brave, inventive, and intriguing
Six spots selected in this years Advertising Producers Association (APA) collection!
Congrats to mcgarrybowen London / Gorgeous Films / Chris Palmer - Honda ‘Endless Road’, AMV BBDO / Gorgeous Films / Chris Palmer - Kids Company ‘See The Child’, RKCR/Y&R / Foodfilm / Michael Roulier & Philippe Lhomme - Marks & spencers ‘Adventures In Imagination’, Leo Burnett Worldwide / Bare Films James Lawes - Meningitis Now ‘Fastest Hour’, adam&eveDDB / Rattling Stick Andy McLeod - Mulberry ‘#Winchristmas’, Save the Children UK / Karen Cunningham - Save The Children ‘Den Days’
And A big shout out to The Quarry's Scot Crane, Paul Watts, Bruce Townend, Jim Robinson, Jonnie Scarlett, and Owen Oppenheimer for cutting them!
(via The Quarry's Paul Watts Cuts Lloyds Bank's Time-travelling Ad | LBBOnline)
Here it is - The Quarry's Paul Watts cuts with Rogue Films Sam Brown - Lloyds Bank's latest commercial 'Horse Story' which celebrates it’s 250th anniversary
(via Shocking Kids Company Ad Reveals What Summer's Like for Some Children | LBBOnline)
Paul and LBBOnline - The Little Black Book talk Kids Company 'Sandcastles', a moving charity film directed by Simon Ratigan at hla, and delivered by Aesop London
Little Black Book, The Quarry editor cuts 'The Marriage of Reason and Squalor' for Sky Arts
Interesting and brilliantly insightful interview with Paul at The Quarry about working with the Chapman Brothers on Jake Chapman's 'The Marriage Of Reason And Squalor', currently showing on Sky Arts
The Marriage Of Reason and Squalor Trailer Jake Chapman SkyArts
MUST WATCH! The Quarry's Paul Watts cuts 'The Marriage Of Reason And Squalor', a 4-part series airing on Sky Arts - http://www.sky.com/tv/show/the-marriage-of-reason-and-squalor - tonight from 9pm, directed by Internationally celebrated and acclaimed artist Jake Chapman!
Trailer - http://www.sky.com/tv/show/the-marriage-of-reason-and-squalor/video/trailer
BAFTA - http://www.bafta.org/whats-on/bafta-tv-preview-the-marriage-of-reason-and-squalor "Internationally renowned visual artist Jake Chapman’s television drama for Sky Arts, The Marriage of Reason and Squalor. The highly original, twisted ‘romance’ stars Rhys Ifans and Sophie Kennedy Clark in an imaginative, hypnotic and strangely unsettling four-part drama. The series follows Lydia (Kennedy Clark) who has been gifted a desert island by her fiancée, dashing surgeon Algernon, as a wedding present. She goes to the island to wait for him but meets Helmut (Ifans), a reclusive and misshapen author. Helmut exerts a strange control over Lydia who, battling with her emotions, begins to suspect that all is not what it seems on the island. As she waits for the return of her beloved Algernon, Lydia starts to question everything around her and battles desperately to determine what is real – and what is her own fantasy…" Guardian - http://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/may/20/chapman-brothers-marriage-reason-squalor "The Chapman brothers, Jake and Dinos, are to become the latest British artists to transfer their work to the world of film with a planned feature-length adaptation of Jake's debut novel, The Marriage of Reason and Squalor. Published in 2008, Chapman's book is a typically jagged satire of the paperback romance novel. The story centres on bride-to-be Chlamydia Love and her dalliance with the "devilishly unattractive" writer Helmut Mandragorass. The Chapmans plan to co-direct the film adaptation, for which they are currently writing a screenplay. Rhys Ifans, who appeared in Dinos Chapman's short film The Organ Grinder's Monkey, is in talks to star. The film is expected to debut at the New York art festival Performa in November. It has been entirely funded by the festival and the Chapmans' art world contacts."
Director: Simon Ratigan Editor: Paul Watts Production Co: HLA
Paul cuts Kids Company "Sandcastles" with Simon Ratigan at HLA.
A pleasure working on such a beautiful spot for a fantastic charity!
David Reviews 5* This moving film by HLA's Simon Ratigan reminds us that the summer holidays can be a terrible time for children living in dysfunctional households. A trail of sandcastles remind us of the simple pleasure of a trip to the seaside while their location brings home a sense of neglect. They lead to a lonely little girl wistfully banging on a bucket with a spade until a voice shouts for her to stop. It's horrible to think of such innocent pleasure being denied and many viewers will already have seen enough to persuade them to donate to Kids Company to help them take a stand against this kind of neglectful abuse. But there's more... this is a charity whose currency is solutions rather than problems and we see how the money that's donated can give young children some respite from their difficult lives.
Army Recruitment ‘Restoring Normal Days’
“This Splendid commercial is another excellent addition to a super canon of work…”
Paul cuts with Seb Edwards at Academy Films delivering a “beautifully filmed” commercial that incorporates three scenarios of perceived tense crisis. But not all is as it appears! Created by WCRS
