Our latest music video for Kiwi Maori artist Anika Moa. Has been out for a few weeks now, and the response has been really great for the song and the video.
Also some tongue in cheek promos filmed here at Bunker:
Had a nice compliment today that made my day. Bunker does some website work for the photographer Marti Friedlander(click the link for her work), and while she was in the office today she complimented me on the above photo. She had seen it online and at the printers down the road. I took the photo back in June 2006 on a trip around the Domain.
Latest work for you to check out – a HipHop show in C4. Looking over C4’s listings – on Saturday we have 12 shows in a row which we designed and animated. Not bad going – a lot of work and long hours spent on them
We’ve got a new visitor to Bunker. We’ve called him/her Tripod for obvious reasons:
A good friend of mine, Mr James Bryce, is off to live in Japan with his lovely wife Maiko. James kindly put me up for my first few days in New Zealand – back in May 2006. It was a pleasure to spend the first few months hanging round with James, and I wish him and Maiko the best for their new life in Tokyo. Planning to visit them sometime in the new year.
Created this a little while ago, but just gone to air this month.
So, the All Blacks lost 18 20 to France, and England grab victory 12 10 against Oz. Not a great time to be Rugby fan in the Southern Hemisphere. I must have brought the bad luck with me.
It’s a shame as I was looking forward to being in New Zealand if they won the Rugby World Cup. Although they were favorites, and France came through as the underdogs, NZ is a very small country and it’s testament to how well they manage to perform and dominant world rugby. The game aired here at 8am Sunday morning, and although I missed it due to working late Saturday, I was woken by the shouts of disappointed fans.
Finally got round to buying a new camera after my old one was killed by sand dune surfing back in February. – a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8, and very nice it is too. Not quite a SLR, but the next best thing on a budget
Just having a play with it around the office:
