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Visit Scotland - Scotland Is Calling - 30 SEC
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Visit Scotland - Scotland Is Calling - 30 SEC

Visit Scotland, International Campaign, Scotland is Calling. 
Production Company - Eyebolls Director / Editor: Lewis Gourlay 
Co-director: Abby Warrilow Exec Producer: Rhona Drummond 
Producer: Victoria Watson 
Production Assistant: Katriona Tweedie 
DOP: Jonnie Lewis 
Camera Assistant: Rorie Balloch 
Client: Visit Scotland 
Head of Brand and Content: Jordan Hewitt
Marketing Manager (Long Haul): Katy Reilly
Content Production and Multimedia Manager: Stuart Brunton 
Video Producer: Alexander Insch 
 Agency: The Union Deputy Creative Director: Euan Auld Deputy Creative Director: Paul McDonald Account Director: Lyndsay Snoddon Account Manager: Rachel McMullen Edinburgh Cast: Serena Piotto (GBM Casting) Calum Barbour (Coulter Hamilton Rae) Lewis Ross Meg McNeill Music: Cameron Barnes Recording: Red Jones Studios Sound mix: Finiflex
Visit Scotland E4 Competition Ad
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Visit Scotland E4 Competition Ad

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CARBON COPY TRAILER
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CARBON COPY TRAILER

‘Carbon Copy’ opens the way to a series of immersive environments at this years Hidden Door Festival, joining over 60 music acts, 22 spoken word & poetry performers and 33 visual artists. Inspired by the former working office complex housing the event, the show skilfully blends live dance performance, film and an amazing, original score by Hidden Door favourites Maranta. Abby Warrilow Lead Artist / Director/ Choreographer Lewis Gourlay Artist / Director / Filmmaker Rachel Laird (typo) Performer Taylor Han ( Pencil Skirt ) Performer Kim Francey ( Nails ) Performer Paul Lambie Set Designer Prop Maker Maria Konieczna Production Manager Kathryn Brown Costume Karen J Shields Hair and Makeup Maranta Music @maranta.band Sponsors St. Columbas Hospice Viewforth Eyecare Thanks to John Duncan Lindsay Watson Sinead Kirwan Any Old Lion Vintage Hiddden Door runs 31 May – 4 June 2023 Tickets http://hiddendoorarts.org Live show times so you don’t miss it: (every night) 18:15 Carbon Copy 18:50 Carbon Copy 19:15 Carbon Copy 19:35 Carbon Copy 20:20 Carbon Copy 20:48 Carbon Copy
Do You Mind Can I Ask What Happened (to your legs?) _TRAILER_4K.mov
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Do You Mind Can I Ask What Happened (to your legs?) _TRAILER_4K.mov

T R A I L E R - 'Do you mind can I ask happened (to your legs?)' is a semi-narrative moving image work that reflects on what it’s like to experience having a progressive degenerative condition and is the late Simon Fildes' final and most tender and compelling work. A Simon Fildes Film Cast: Cole - Calum Barbour Annie - Tess Letham Directed by Abby Warrilow and Lewis Gourlay Produced by Victoria Watson and Carys Evans Written by Simon Fildes Choreographer - Abby Warrilow Executive Producer - Rhona Drummond Associate Producers - Wyn Pottratz and Carolyn Henderson Production Coordinator - Susan Christie Production Assistant - Katriona Tweedie Director of Photography - Minttu Maari Mäntynen 2nd AC - Jack Pass 
Camera Trainee - Chester Briscall-Harvey Gaffer - Graham Stevenson Sound - Becky Thomson HMU & Stylist - Karen Sheilds Local Fixer / Action man - Steve Husband Catering - Julie Edwards Editor & Colourist- Lewis Gourlay Composer - Quee MacArthur Sound designer - John Vic An Eyebolls / Goat Media production
until tomorrow
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until tomorrow

We have time to reflect, to breath, To figure out what we believe, To contemplate dull routines And vacuous material dreams, To seriously prioritise What’s important in our lives. When confined to private places, We long for those open spaces, The purity of air unsoiled, Rugged landscape yet unspoiled, The glory of an ancient Earth, A sense of belonging and what that’s worth. After lockdown will we return To taking what we have not earned Or will we live sustainable lives In the hope our children will survive, Ditching the economics of greed To justly share just what we need? All exterior shots filmed March 2019. Interior shots filmed during lockdown in April 2020. A Film by Alan Stockdale & Lewis Gourlay Featuring Luis Alfaro Calvo Music by Dominic White Poem by Jacqui Rozdoba Follow us on: INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/foundlight FACEBOOK - facebook.com/FoundlightProductions TWITTER - twitter.com/foundlightuk
'ETCH' - Interview with director Abby Warrilow
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'ETCH' - Interview with director Abby Warrilow

Director and choreographer Abby Warrilow talks about the making of 'Etch' with some behind the scenes footage demonstrating some of the techniques used in making of the film. She also reveals a little of what's in the pipeline on our latest project 'Floor falls' Watch the full film 'Etch' here: https://vimeo.com/413080993 Etch was produced by Victoria Watson at Eyebolls and was funded by Creative Scotland. Winner - Best UK Dance Film / Screen.dance Winner - Innovator Award / Dallas Dance Film Festival Winner - Best Art Film / Caribbean Sea International Film Festival Winner - Best Choreography / Mardel Dance Film Festival Winner - Outstanding Choreography for a Lens, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Audience Choice Award, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Special Effects, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Editing, Utah Dance film festival
Etch
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Etch

Etch is a dance film choreographed and directed by Abby Warrilow & co-directed and edited by Lewis Gourlay. Etch was produced by Victoria Watson at Eyebolls and was funded by Creative Scotland. Winner - Best UK Dance Film / Screen.dance Winner - Innovator Award / Dallas Dance Film Festival Winner - Best Art Film / Caribbean Sea International Film Festival Winner - Best Choreography / Mardel Dance Film Festival Winner - Outstanding Choreography for a Lens, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Audience Choice Award, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Special Effects, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Editing, Utah Dance film festival Synopsis: A girl hikes across remote moorland. On a hill in the distance, stands a lone building, which she discovers is a long abandoned school hall. A little sun penetrates the dirty glass. An upright piano sits in the far corner. She takes off her muddy boots and with confidence in her gait, strides across to the piano and pulls it by one corner. The rusted wheels are jammed and it pivots, creating an arc. A line is carved in layers of compacted dust and the ancient wooden floor splinters with the weight of the instrument. In the centre of the room, hinged on one foot, she extends her leg and rotates swiftly and with graceful power. Her feet trace, etch and carve in circular movements, creating marks in the layers of dirt. Her body contorts. She throws herself in controlled but frenetic choreography. The movements increase in size and vigour as a pattern emerges. Finally she stands back to witness the impression her dance has etched on the floor. Director / Choreographer - Abby Warrilow Director / Editor / VFX artist - Lewis Gourlay Producer - Victoria Watson Joanne Pirrie - Dancer Abby warrilow - Writer DOP - Andrew Begg Focus Puller - Sefa Ucbas / Damian Leitch Camera Assistant - Josh Rowe Gaffer - Derrick Ritchie Art Director - Paul Lambie Aerials - Aerial Frontiers Callum Rankine - Composer Dubbing Mixer - John Vic Costume and makeup - Karen Brown Executive Producer - Rhona Drummond Associate Producer - Simon Fildes
Halmyre Street Mural - Blameless / LeithLate
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Halmyre Street Mural - Blameless / LeithLate

LeithLate is pleased to announce their latest Leith-based initiative: The Mural Project, involving the installation of a new, contemporary mural for Leith! The mural replaces a former mural on the corner of HALMYRE STREET and GORDON STREET (off LEITH WALK) The artists involved in The Mural Project are: Fraser Gray, Skint Richie, Rabiya Choudhry, Martin McGuinness and DUFI, of which the former three are current Leith residents. They are part of the artist's collective Blameless, previously responsible for such large-scale works as Rough Cut Nation at the National Portrait Gallery in 2009 and more recently, Freedom Versions v. 1 at Stirling Old Town Jail in 2012. The Mural Project is being supported by the City of Edinburgh Council, Leith Neighbourhood Partnership, Port of Leith Housing Association and Scotmid. For more information, please contact LeithLate event organiser and festival producer Morvern Cunningham via leithlate@gmail.com
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Scotch Whisky: Explained
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Scotch Whisky: Explained

Why is Scotland so fiercely proud of its national drink? In this video, we take a broad look at Scotch whisky, its origins, the distilling process, and the way the Scottish whisky industry has grown over time. Learn about the different regions in Scotland where whisky is made and some of the history behind its production – including illicit stills and smuggling! From peaty Islay whiskies to golden Speyside malts, everybody has their favourite dram, but wouldn’t it be nice to know a bit more about the Scotch in your glass? If you are just beginning your whisky journey, then we hope that this video inspires you to visit Scotland and tour a whisky distillery. For many people, this is one of the highlights of their trip to Scotland! New whisky distilleries are opening all the time all over Scotland, from the islands to the Highlands. The number of visitors to whisky distilleries has increased 56% since 2010, furthermore, the whisky industry is constantly innovating and taking major steps to reduce its environmental impact. The whisky industry is certainly not standing still. If you would like to learn more about whisky, visit: www.visitscotland.com/whisky See more from VisitScotland: Subscribe on YouTube: https://goo.gl/v8Rfpp Visit our website: https://www.visitscotland.com/ Like our Facebook page: https://goo.gl/28ZRdn Follow us on Instagram: https://goo.gl/Mc3dFD Say hello on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VisitScotland
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Scottish Ballet TVC - Edinburgh
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Scottish Ballet TVC - Edinburgh

Etch
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Etch

Etch is a dance film choreographed and directed by Abby Warrilow & co-directed and edited by Lewis Gourlay. Etch was produced by Victoria Watson at Eyebolls and was funded by Creative Scotland. Winner - Best UK Dance Film / Screen.dance Winner - Innovator Award / Dallas Dance Film Festival Winner - Best Art Film / Caribbean Sea International Film Festival Winner - Best Choreography / Mardel Dance Film Festival Winner - Outstanding Choreography for a Lens, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Audience Choice Award, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Special Effects, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Editing, Utah Dance film festival Synopsis: A girl hikes across remote moorland. On a hill in the distance, stands a lone building, which she discovers is a long abandoned school hall. A little sun penetrates the dirty glass. An upright piano sits in the far corner. She takes off her muddy boots and with confidence in her gait, strides across to the piano and pulls it by one corner. The rusted wheels are jammed and it pivots, creating an arc. A line is carved in layers of compacted dust and the ancient wooden floor splinters with the weight of the instrument. In the centre of the room, hinged on one foot, she extends her leg and rotates swiftly and with graceful power. Her feet trace, etch and carve in circular movements, creating marks in the layers of dirt. Her body contorts. She throws herself in controlled but frenetic choreography. The movements increase in size and vigour as a pattern emerges. Finally she stands back to witness the impression her dance has etched on the floor. Director / Choreographer - Abby Warrilow Director / Editor / VFX artist - Lewis Gourlay Producer - Victoria Watson Joanne Pirrie - Dancer Abby warrilow - Writer DOP - Andrew Begg Focus Puller - Sefa Ucbas / Damian Leitch Camera Assistant - Josh Rowe Gaffer - Derrick Ritchie Art Director - Paul Lambie Aerials - Aerial Frontiers Callum Rankine - Composer Dubbing Mixer - John Vic Costume and makeup - Karen Brown Executive Producer - Rhona Drummond Associate Producer - Simon Fildes
'ETCH' - Interview with director Abby Warrilow
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'ETCH' - Interview with director Abby Warrilow

Director and choreographer Abby Warrilow talks about the making of 'Etch' with some behind the scenes footage demonstrating some of the techniques used in making of the film. She also reveals a little of what's in the pipeline on our latest project 'Floor falls' Watch the full film 'Etch' here: https://vimeo.com/413080993 Etch was produced by Victoria Watson at Eyebolls and was funded by Creative Scotland. Winner - Best UK Dance Film / Screen.dance Winner - Innovator Award / Dallas Dance Film Festival Winner - Best Art Film / Caribbean Sea International Film Festival Winner - Best Choreography / Mardel Dance Film Festival Winner - Outstanding Choreography for a Lens, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Audience Choice Award, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Special Effects, Utah Dance film festival Winner - Outstanding Editing, Utah Dance film festival
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Ruined | Reinventing Scottish History | National Galleries of Scotland
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Ruined | Reinventing Scottish History | National Galleries of Scotland

The present meets the past head on in Ruined – currently on display at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery – an exhibition in which young people on the Image Liberation Force (2016–2021) project radically reinterpret Scottish history.. These young Scots have mashed up historical paintings in the National Galleries of Scotland’s Scottish art collection and made them live again. The soundtrack to these films has been created by Edinburgh rapper and producer, Mercurius MC (Matt Tulloch), whose visceral delivery spares none of the ghosts of Scotland’s past. As one of the participants on the project puts it: ‘We are the history’. ‘We are ruined. It lies sad and ruined, but it breathes. It revives … because it is you, because it is alive, because it is true.’ A FILM BY LEWIS GOURLAY
The Magic Numbers - Sweet Divide
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The Magic Numbers - Sweet Divide

Romeo of The Magic Numbers contacted Cagoule’s directors, Abby Warrilow and Lewis Gourlay, directly to commision a video for ‘Sweet Divide’ the first single off their forthcoming album ‘Outsiders.’ The track, described by Clash Magazine as ‘a blistering, blues-driven return, pitched somewhere between Free, prime ZZ Top, and early Black Keys,’ harks back to an earlier era and the video follows suit. The brief given to the directors was simple, spend time with the band in their natural habitat of the recording studio where they recorded the album and film the experience. Echo Zoo in Eastbourne is a wonderful collection of vintage analogue hardware. Established in the 1970s, it oozes rock and roll having been graced with the sounds of McCartney and Bowie through its mixing desks. Armed with a camera and a will to make a cracking new video for the band, the directors self shot in a part documentary / part straight up performance style. ‘It's a cool video clip, stylishly shot and displaying the innate chemistry that powers The Magic Numbers’ according to Clash, where it made its online premiere. Filmed, Directed and Edited by Lewis Gourlay and Abby Warrilow
The Magic Numbers - "You Don't Know Me"
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The Magic Numbers - "You Don't Know Me"

Artist: The Magic Numbers Track: “You Don’t’ know me” Universal Music Director: Cagoule (Lewis gourlay & Abby Warrilow) Producer: Clare Kerr Director of Photography: Pete Warrilow 2nd Camera: Alan Stockdale Choreographer: Abby Warrilow Fight Choreographer: Malcolm Shields Editor: Lewis Gourlay Make-up: Sarah Cairncross Cast: Ross Cooper, Malcolm Shields, locals of “The Strathie” Commissioner Directors Rep: Debs Ramsey @ YI London The brief for the video was to create a character with a twist, the title of the track being “you don’t know me” so the band wanted us to play on the idea that you don’t truly know anyone. A great credit is due to the principal performer Ross Cooper who fulfilled this role impeccably. The location was unlikely venue of an old man’s pub in Cagoule’s home neighbourhood of Leith. “The Strathie”, as you’d expect, is unaccustomed to the world of music video. The residents however warmly embraced the film crew and London based pop rockers The Magic Numbers, even agreeing to play cameo roles in the video. Having shot our last music video on a frozen Scottish moor, we wanted to shoot a bit closer to home. In fact The Strathie is the closest pub to our office. We were thrilled to bring The Magic Numbers to our own backyard and they couldn’t have been more enthused, even playing an impromptu gig in the pub at the end of the shoot, to the delight of the locals. Some notes from Universal Music On Caetano Veloso's 70th Birthday Universal are releasing a tribute album similar to those done for Neil Young, Dylan, Lennon etc. 15 artists including The Magic Numbers, Beck, Chrissie Hynde, Mutantes, Devendra Banhart etc. chose and recorded a track written by Caetano to be included on the CD. The Magic Numbers track is from Caetano’s most acclaimed album –Transa. Music video by The Magic Numbers performing You Don't Know Me. (C) 2012 Universal Music Ltda
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