SCARLET FANTASTIC TO HELL

The iconic Scarlet Fantastic return to the fold with a brand new track "To Hell" - some elegant electronic disco noir, produced by Hifi Sean, and featuring artwork by Ladypat. Filmed by Mark French at the St Leonards studio.


           

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MARGATE BARRED
The studio became the setting for Margate Barred — a bold, thirty-minute short film written by Dean…
John Weston Ceramics
Explore the organic and nature-inspired ceramic art of John Weston. His handcrafted pieces evoke the…
CHATEAU D'AIX
Music at Chateau d’Aix is the latest incarnation of the renowned piano summer school founded in 1991…
HSBC corporate photos
HSBC commissioned shoot for company marketing shot in studio.
CAROLA VAN DYKE
I am delighted to share the results of my recent photoshoot for the incredibly talented Carola Van…
CLARE CLARKSON  PRODUCTION DESIGN​
CLARE CLARKSON PRODUCTION DESIGN​ Commercials. Films. Promos. Documentaries. Working with Clare to…

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WENSLEY CLARKSON
New web site for Wensley Clarkson. Wensley Clarkson books have been published across the world and sold more than two million copies. He's also written movie screenplays, TV drama and worked on numerous television documentaries in the UK, US and Spain.
BOWIE CELEBRATION
Media25Studio is very happy to have colaborated with ROLLING LIVE STUDIOS and KEVIN ARMSTRONG on the production of the BOWIE CELEBRATION
TASS EXHIBITION REPRODUCTION
The visual impact and immense communicative value of TASS posters have been evident since they were first created - in June 1941
FLIP THE SCRIPT 50°51′6″ N 0°33′28″ E
"It is as if the drama and anticipation of changing skies and moody seas echo the complication and confusion of our troubled minds. These scenes witnessed through a lens and cast within a frame speak of personal human pain, experiences and circumstances, temper our suffering. The sea and sky bring us a calm wonder and visceral moments in time. Nature's visual gift to us is that of peace and joy." EDDIE KNIGHT
TRIBUTE TO DEREK JARMAN
Tribute to Derek Jarman by Mark French and Richard Heslop.