We also work with digital companies who produce apps for museums. Mobile apps are becoming a must have for most museums and galleries as they can help drive more visitors and introduce virtual tours. We can create those special short films which can bring a collection to life. For example, we have recently made a short film about 18th century dress, for a digital company, to be shown in a gallery of 18th century portraits. Here is a sneak peak of the work in progress:
Actress Amy Beven waiting for ‘action’ to be called.Kate Loven and Amy Bevan demonstrating the layers of 18th century clothing.Costumier Pauline Loven pinning the front of the gown to the stomacher.
In our film ‘Tell Them of Us’, we told the story of WW1 casualty, Robert Crowder, who died at Passchendaele aged just 21. We told his story through his letters and from the perspective of his family at home. We didn’t however, in the scope of that format, explain what had happened to Robert’s brother William when he went missing and what he had done to earn the DSO. Continuing to tell the Crowder family’s story with a drama-documentary has allowed us to fill in the story of William and his future wife, Violet, and to move forward a little to show how the war years shaped their future attitudes.
Here are two location screen shots from the making of ‘William’s Story’.
William Crowder (Adam Fox)Nurse Violet Pearson (Tiffany Haynes) and patient Trooper Thame (Alexander Doddy).
Here are some of the behind the scenes pictures from the location shoots:
Dave Cash, Pyrotechnics.Pauline Loven (Costumier) doing the costume check on location.Saffron Rogers (MUA) adjusting makeup on location.Nic Loven (Director) and Alexander Pollard (Sound) filming with a drone camera.Film Crew at Work. Centre: Bryony Hooper (1st AD) Left: Alexander Pollard (Sound).Mason Carter on clapper board.The entire cast and crew from Location II, Lincolnshire.The cast and crew from Location 1, Surrey.