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| In this section of the site you can meet fellow creative practitioners who are connected to the Mobile Movies Network. We have formed links with other film makers, new media developers and individuals involved in media education and enterprises so that you can get benefit from as many opportunities as possible to develop your experience, knowledge and creativity in producing media and developing links with the industry. |
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Paul McCann: Director and co founder of Twin Vision, photographer, film maker and audio artist.
Paul is one of the filmmakers working with you in the film making workshops to help you create your masterpieces!
Twin Vision is a registered charity which aims to supplement, complement, and enhance public education and awareness, particularly but not exclusively that of young disabled / non disabled people, through the creative media of photography, video, animation and related activities and projects.
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Max Schleser: a London-based (mobile) filmmaker and multimedia freelancer/artist, currently undertaking a PhD in the CREAM Research Centre at the University of Westminster.
Before focusing on directing experimental documentaries and live-AV (VJ) performances, Max has worked in TV and film production during the last five years.
Max is also a visiting lecturer on the MA Art and Media Practice at the University of Westminster and has taught Media Production at various institutions (University of East London / Limkokwing University Collage of Creative Technology) and organisations such as 21cc, the educational centre of the BBC.
At the moment he is organising the internationalFILMOBILE conference and exhibition, which is scheduled to take place in London in April 2008. FILMOBILE is a project which aims to create a dialogue between the industry, filmmakers and artists working with mobile devices through a variety of on and off line events. www.filmobile.net.
If you have any questions about Max’s work or would like to discuss mobile phone film making with him, drop him a line at: info@mobile-mentary.co.uk
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Jon Wetherall & Max Zadow from Onteca
Onteca Ltd is a Liverpool-based interactive media company which produces content and training materials for the New Media, Creative Arts and Computer Games Industries. Jon and Max are particularly interested in the application of novel technologies and content to support learning in schools, communities and higher education.
Jon Wetherall is currently Managing Director at Onteca where he has worked at the intersection of Arts, Technology and Training.
Max has been working for Onteca for the last two and a half years, including directing four short films (one of which a Film Council Virgin Short) and working on a variety of interactive projects.
Together they are on the Mobile Movie Steering group to inform the project and participants on how best to develop creative opportunities using mobile phones
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Jeff Stenson, ICDC
Jeff has been working as a New Media Designer at ICDC for 10 years. He has a Masters degree in Multimedia Design and Production (1997), a PGCert in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (2006) and is a fellow of The Higher Education Academy.
He has a wide experience of delivering creative workshops through ICDC’s academic programmes and schools workshops and has worked with young people from a variety of backgrounds, including socially excluded groups in ICDC’s Folly Academy moblogging workshops (www.moblogging.org.uk/folly/)
Jeff is currently working on a cognitive behavioural therapy web resource for young children, as a Flash programmer and audio designer, as well as delivering workshops for Mobile Movies and Pocket Pictures, a moblogging project.
Email him at j.stenson@ljmu.ac.uk
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Chris Chadwick, Motion Graphic Designer at ICDC
Chris really enjoys the creative freedom of being able to mix photography, film, graphics, typography & sound together to produce a final piece of video. He particularly enjoys teaching in any capacity and helping people develop their creative skills.
Email him at: idccchad@livjm.ac.uk
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Ian Bradley, Lecturer, Interactive Media, Liverpool Screen School, LJMU
Ian is a Lecturer in interactive media at Liverpool John Moores University and has
also worked as a New Media Producer at the Learning Methods Unit and
ICDC. He has been involved in a number of interactive projects including
museum installations and educational media titles across a range of
platforms. He is particularly interested in short movies and interactive
narrative stories.
Contact Ian at i.bradley@livjm.ac.uk
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Peter Kelly, Senior Lecturer, Interactive Media, Liverpool Screen School, LJMU
Peter has been involved in the development of interactive digital content since joining the LJMU in 1991. His research activities have focused on practical projects which apply creative solutions to a wide range of areas from primary school education, medical training, community links, social history and the occasional commercial venture. He has also been involved in the development and delivery of courses
throughout this time.
Email Peter at p.kelly@livjm.ac.uk
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Owen Cotterell, Mocha Productions Ltd
Owen moved to Liverpool in 1997 to study Media Professional Studies at Liverpool John Moores University. At the same time as graduating in 2000, Owen set up Mocha Productions Ltd with mates from his media course.
Mocha provide film and video production services as well as design and animation. They have produced a wide variety of work from music videos to government presentations and worked for a long list of customers including MTV Europe, IBM, Channel 4, Liverpool Culture Company, Microsoft, Fujitsu and many others.
Owen and Mocha have always retained a strong relationship with LJMU and particularly the ICDC and are happy to be involved with a pioneering programme like Mobile Movies. Though he's used to making films with slightly bigger cameras, Owen is keen to find out just what can be achieved with a mabile phone...
Owen's email address is: owen@mocha.tv
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