YouTube production "Ordinary Things"

Well extraordinary things do happen, a real-life YouTuber wandered into the studio the other day and asked if he could do a green screen shoot.

I have to say I didn’t know what to expect, a proffesional Youtuber!!

What a delight to meet a first class YouTuber with a first class YouTube channel "Ordanry Things". Ordanry Things, takes down the every day, Hell,  Bitcoin, GameStop, AirPods, Exams GAYA and the list goes on . The every day researched and torn to pieces. Our mans journalism is well researched and delivered with no holes barred.

Go you Youtuber ! We love you !


NEWS

PHOTOGRAPHING SUSSEX
There is something particularly satisfying about a beautifully designed map. It is both a practical…
MARGATE BARRED
The studio became the setting for Margate Barred — a bold, thirty-minute short film written by Dean…
The Sona Girl
It was a delight to photograph the stunning jewelry collection of The Sona Girl, a brand that…
Nikki J Owen
THE BEST TESTIMONIAL .An Inspiring Experience: Working with Nikki J Owen One of the most rewarding…
Toby Forbes Gower
It was very important to Toby Forbes Gower to get a good record of his work, which led to this…
John Weston Ceramics
Explore the organic and nature-inspired ceramic art of John Weston. His handcrafted pieces evoke the…

NEWS

PHOTOGRAPHING SUSSEX
There is something particularly satisfying about a beautifully designed map. It is both a practical object and an invitation to explore.
PLAYNE DESIGN FORWARD-FACING MEDIA
Capturing the Essence of Playne Design's Creativity I recently had the pleasure of working with Playne Design, providing stills photography for their website's forward-facing media.
KID KAPICHI
Great to have Kid Kapichi shooting their video Glitterati at the studio
New Video Production for Kevin Armstrong
New Video for Kevin Armstrong for the featured track "Leucocytes Of Love” from his new album
CHATEAU D'AIX
Music at Chateau d’Aix is the latest incarnation of the renowned piano summer school founded in 1991 by pianist Paul Roberts and arts journalist Jenny Gilbert.