VIDEOS: MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES
HD EXHIBITION and WEB VIDEO: 'Vermeer: In the Light of Delft'
Client: National Gallery of Art, Washington
Producer / Director / Editor
Conceptualisation and production of a film for in-gallery exhibition, exploring Vermeer’s relationship with light. Pamela was one of only four filmmakers chosen to produce short evocative films for an innovative series 'Focus on Four Masterworks'. Each filmmaker was asked to produce a program without words, which would inspire further inquiry into a particular painting.
The film was shot entirely on location in Delft, The Netherlands. It was presented in the Gallery’s theatre, on the Gallery’s website and is now part of the Gallery’s video library on artbabble.org.
You can also view the film below.
Producer / Director / Editor
Conceptualisation and production of a film for in-gallery exhibition, exploring Vermeer’s relationship with light. Pamela was one of only four filmmakers chosen to produce short evocative films for an innovative series 'Focus on Four Masterworks'. Each filmmaker was asked to produce a program without words, which would inspire further inquiry into a particular painting.
The film was shot entirely on location in Delft, The Netherlands. It was presented in the Gallery’s theatre, on the Gallery’s website and is now part of the Gallery’s video library on artbabble.org.
You can also view the film below.
WEB VIDEO: Profiles of 3 Fellowship Projects for 2016 Grant Recipients
Client: Understanding British Portraits Network
Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
In 2016, the Understanding British Portraits Fellowship opportunities allowed successful candidates to enhance their portrait expertise, and deliver a substantial output to benefit their home collection and its audience.
In the film, the Fellows discuss their research and outputs. The location shooting of interview and B-roll content took place at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton and The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, University of Leeds.
The first segment of the film explores the Fellowship work relating to an impressive double portrait by John Everett Millais, at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Watch the 4-minute segment below.
Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
In 2016, the Understanding British Portraits Fellowship opportunities allowed successful candidates to enhance their portrait expertise, and deliver a substantial output to benefit their home collection and its audience.
In the film, the Fellows discuss their research and outputs. The location shooting of interview and B-roll content took place at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton and The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, University of Leeds.
The first segment of the film explores the Fellowship work relating to an impressive double portrait by John Everett Millais, at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Watch the 4-minute segment below.
The full video, featuring interviews with all of the 2016 fellowship recipients can be seen on the Understanding British Portraits Network website, and the National Portrait Gallery's YouTube channel.
WEB VIDEO: Profile of Royal Academy of Arts Primary School Workshops
Client: Royal Academy of Arts, London
Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
3-minute video profiling the Primary Schools Workshops offered by the Royal Academy of Arts. The video is used on the Royal Academy website to promote the workshops to teachers.
View the 3-minute video below.
Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
3-minute video profiling the Primary Schools Workshops offered by the Royal Academy of Arts. The video is used on the Royal Academy website to promote the workshops to teachers.
View the 3-minute video below.
WEB VIDEO: PROFILE OF NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY EDUCATION PROGRAMME, MAKING A MARK
Client: National Portrait Gallery, London
Producer / Director / Script Developer / Editor
Shooting, scripting and editing of a National Portrait Gallery educational partnership programme, Making A Mark. The programme explores how the Tees Valley made its mark on Britain, and how the lives and influences of local people can still be seen today. The programme, and the film, draw out the connection between local people, history and museum collection objects. The film is featured on the National Portrait Gallery's website.
View the 6-minute video below.
Producer / Director / Script Developer / Editor
Shooting, scripting and editing of a National Portrait Gallery educational partnership programme, Making A Mark. The programme explores how the Tees Valley made its mark on Britain, and how the lives and influences of local people can still be seen today. The programme, and the film, draw out the connection between local people, history and museum collection objects. The film is featured on the National Portrait Gallery's website.
View the 6-minute video below.
WEB VIDEO: 'Picture the Poet'
Client: National Portrait Gallery
Producer / Director / Cinematographer / Script Developer / Editor
Producer / Director / Cinematographer / Script Developer / Editor
Shooting and editing of a 4-minute web video for the National Portrait Gallery's website. Picture the Poet is a three-year partnership project between the National Portrait Gallery, the National Literacy Trust and Apples and Snakes. As part of this project, second year students studying photography were paired with ten locally-based poets to create new photographic portraits inspired by the Picture the Poet exhibition. The film profiles this educational aspect of the project.
Watch the 4-minute video below.
Watch the 4-minute video below.
EXHIBITION VIDEO: Mining in Nevada, history and process
Client: Nevada State Museum
Producer / Director / Writer / Editor
In-gallery video, providing background history and context for mineral mining processes in Nevada, and the history of the exhibition itself. The film incorporates archival photographs, prints and present-day footage of period buildings and machines that survive and illustrate the history of mining in Nevada. The soundtrack includes readings from period writings from the men who worked in the mines in the 19th century. The film has run on a continual basis at the Nevada State Museum for the past five years, and has been viewed by tens of thousands of visitors.
View a 3-minute excerpt from the film below.
Producer / Director / Writer / Editor
In-gallery video, providing background history and context for mineral mining processes in Nevada, and the history of the exhibition itself. The film incorporates archival photographs, prints and present-day footage of period buildings and machines that survive and illustrate the history of mining in Nevada. The soundtrack includes readings from period writings from the men who worked in the mines in the 19th century. The film has run on a continual basis at the Nevada State Museum for the past five years, and has been viewed by tens of thousands of visitors.
View a 3-minute excerpt from the film below.