“Love isn’t bound by logic, and so neither be the edit. Instead of rigidly adhering to traditional editing “rules” (I have a bone to pick with the concept of “rules”) I relied on emotion to guide every cut. Love is experiential, and I wanted the final piece to feel that way, and my method for doing so was to experience the footage as it was intended to be and allow that to guide my decisions before anything else”.
Read MoreI very much value the team around me. Talented. Passionate. Intentional. A team who sees through different hearts but similar eyes. Artisans, who like me are looking to capture the essence of what inspired and led to those few minutes of song … 💙 RBT
Read More2024 was a full year of moving music forward for me - as well as an inspiring year of working with Artists I’m truly excited to spend time with. I'm intrigued about what 2025 holds. I love what I do, and so it continues … 💙 RBT
Read MoreI love when you discover the duality in a song - another perspective that sits behind the meaning at the forefront. Something that comes through you intuitively and quietly and arrives in the meaning of the song.
Read More“Working as the Director of Photography on the music video for "No Need To Speak" was an unforgettable experience that truly showcased the power of collaboration and creativity. Teaming up with the imaginative Rosanne Baker Thornley and talented artist Marshall Dane, we set out to create a visual story that celebrates the deaf community.
Read MoreI won’t close my eyes, no I won’t turn away. I want to see you, see everything you say. Hear you with my heart, and hear you with my eyes. See me when I say, I won’t turn away.
Read MoreIt’s interesting to look back and take note of the experiences that have you standing where you are ...
Cinematographer Artem Mykahailetskyi shares his insights on his creating and filming the visual experience for Rosanne Baker Thornley’s song “Give Me One More Night”.
“Because Of Me” shares the landscape of a relationship I was trying to resolve my feelings around. It took very little coaxing to pull out this song out of me. It wanted to be written. And, I needed to write it.
There are some songs you want to write, and some songs that you need to write. And many ways to write a song. Some are fuelled by melodies that pull you into a steam of inspiration that you willingly swim along in. Others are driven by intense emotions that spill so quickly you can’t capture them fast enough when they’re like trains speeding by on the rails.
