Curvy, Really Curvy or Super Curvy?

We've been super busy of late (thus the serious lack of posts on this here page) juggling projects for Britvic, Bravissimo, Shockwaves, Dairylea (at the brilliant Camp Bestival) and very excitingly, The EDF Energy London Eye (Details in post below).
Below are a few pictures from this weeks Bravissimo shoot which involved a lot of cleavage, some seriously hot lighting (adding to the already roasting temperature) and one or two wardrobe malfunctions! It was a very successful shoot though and was also great fun as the team from Bravissimo were an absolute hoot to work with (especially Bev!). We intend on having the final product (a bravissimo and Peppperberry clothing promo film) completed within the next week.

Hi-Gloss at The Top Of the World!

Here at Hi-Gloss, we are currently very excitable as we've been chosen to create the next promotional film for London's most dramatic and exceptional land mark, The EDF Energy London Eye. After much hard work, we presented our conceptual ideas to the team at the Eye two weeks ago and learnt of our success in winning the contract shortly afterwards. We feel very honoured to be entrusted with the job of presenting the Eye to the world in all of it's towering glory and have some fabulous ideas that we simply can't wait to see come in to fruition. Having experienced a rather glamorous champagne reception on The Eye last week, we took our first reccy in the extremely humid hours of early Monday evening but once we had stepped foot in to our gloriously air conditioned capsule, our cares were forgotten and we got to work shooting some test footage above our beautiful city. It goes without saying that it is truly an exceptional experience to be so high above all else, able to take in London's full magesty in all of it's traditional and modern glory. Along with the euphoric highs of the trip, we also began to think on the practicalities of the situation with regard to filming. Within the capsules themselves, we will be somewhat restricted but plan to use tracking and a 20ft or 40ft jib for some of the more dramatic exterior work. We will be shooting on our favourite camera, The RED again and may do some pick up, time lapse shots using the 5D. Below are some screen shots from some test footage shot at our recent reccy: