Tiny little process video showing Designgoats Acky making some wobble jelly jelly for Alessi to be shown at Brown Thomas. 

So at the moment I'm working alongside Prowlster to produce a mini-doc series showcasing some of the most talented and creative individuals in Ireland and in the UK, all who happen to have the Fjallraven Kanken backpack, Wink Wink.. ;) 

Lucky for me, first act of the night was Bantum, so that got me well into the swing of things. I have to say, the night was a total blast. Right in the middle of Dublins Temple Bar, yet with the feeling of forest rave in Laois.

It was by far the longest visuals set I've ever done, clocking in at nearly 6 hours, sweat was rolling out from under my hat and onto the APC, and trying to react to the bangers being laid up by LeGalaxie DJs at the end of the night put the fingers under some serious pressure. 

All in all a fantastic night, with the Le Tissier boys back in action for the next two weeks, of which I'm annoyed I'll be missing. So if you wanna get down check out the links here

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Today "Storm in a Teacup" pops its international cherry at an event curated by Portable at the Mercedes Benz Fashion Festival Sydney. Wish I could be there, Mingle with the hotties and all that. After all it is why I decided to make a fashion film. 

However it was making this film that I got my own little hottie, Zoe Wong (Fashion Designer and Owner of Horse & June). It is her majestic dresses that are the centre point of Storm in a Teacups fashion section, Which are beautifully modelled by Naomi Coyle and dancer Lisa Tighe.

Its amazing when this sort of stuff happens and it is a delight to have the project picked up purely for what it is and not where it's from or who it's from. So thanks to all who have helped me out so far on past and future projects.