Chat Noir Productions

To the Devil his Due


Live video edited by Chat Noir Productions using material shot by the band Diamond Head, during a recording session a the Wall Studio- NEWI Wrexham.


Not the Same

Music video for the Wirral Band, the Mockbeggars, filmed at Fallen Studios Arrow Park by Chat Noir Productions Ltd. (Daniel J. Fox & Mark Ellingham).


Fallen Industries Promo

Fallen Industries Music video promo filmed and edited by Chat Noir Productions Ltd

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What Chat Noir Productions says:

Chat Noir Productions is a one-stop video production facility, serving clients across the UK.

From script to screen, we can provide the service that you need to produce stunning corporate and promotional films. We can also document your seminars and private functions.


We pride ourselves on NOT using a formulaic approach to video production, tailoring every Video / DVD to our clients' individual needs. Drawing on our experience in feature films & the world of television, we not only use cinematic filming and editing, but also a variety of advanced post-production techniques such as 3D and 2D effects / animation, original orchestral scores and sound design.

Chat Noir Productions Ltd
PO box 133
Neston
Cheshire
CH33 9BL
UK

Lewis Bailey Animation PROMO REEL 1

Lewis says: This is a promo reel of animated opens and elements I did while at Central Florida News 13.
These samples are just a few I made from 2003 to 2006.
Adobe After Effects and Lightwave 3D are the main programs involved along with Photoshop and Illustrator.
(music by Barry Grey...theme to U.F.O.)

Nick Davey Motion Graphics showreel October 2009

In the truest sense of proper Randomology... enjoy!



Nick says: A sample of my work starting back in 2002 and going all the way to October 2009. Feel free to leave comments. I can be contacted at whereitsat@yahoo.com. Thanks for looking.

All content owned by BBC News.

Crisps with Steven Savile

Well, okay.... a slight porkie: there were no crisps, but there was coffee, diet coke, and a fruit scone!

Monique and her friend Greeny (so named as she has green hair) joined us at Costa Piccadilly, sat within sight of the East Window of St. James' (which I bored everyone about having ancestors married there in 1793). We managed a good couple of hours with just Steven having bought a single drink... some girly beverage with lots of frothy milk... ;) - but to make up for it, he managed to lower the tone with talk about cack, poo and plop (sweets, of which we all agreed we'd never eat, and have probably spelt wrong).

There was also much talk about books, and a wee bit about BEING 40... ;) And the most fabulously placed shameless plug of ALL time. Yes, I wrapped up one of my work's promotional pens for Steven's birthday pressie. Sheer genius, if I do say so myself. He liked the birthday card though... and yes, it was football related and taking the wee-wee out of Arse..., so all's well that ends well (now, who was it who said that?), and Steven was happy.

The poor thing was starving though, having only had a hugely expensive slap-up meal at The Langham (or some place like that). Enter the fruit scone - exit the fruit scone. Monique and I downed hot chocolates: yum!

Seems I just missed out on my arc for Silver, so will have to save my opinion of that for another time. I can, however, pop in the cover for Steven's new StarGate novel:

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