First of all you will see a video CV which I created for a website idea I was working on.

There is also a Logo which really represents my use of graphics. I wondered if I could recreate and modernise an already popular theme, and it took 2 hours from start to finish with the main problems of getting the fire to work properly. But for that it could have been done in about 10 minutes.

I created a promotional video for a Video Jockey night called Lumen. There was no money involved, it was more of an interest for me. It illustrates my passion for film and ability to get involved with people and events.

The wedding video I did as a favour for a friend. This video is a good representation of how I can pace a narrative through structure and using editing techniques. By the end of the video I really have got the knack for emoting and emotional response from my audience.

The Film I created at University as part of a team. My duties included directing, editing and lighting. I was very passionate and hard working on this project and I think that shines through.

The music and audio mixing with VJ like graphics, is a good example of what I enjoy doing in my spare time.

The school promotional video shows how much work, planning and passion went into creating this project.

The music video in Newcastle is a great example of ad-lib. I created the idea for this during one foggy morning and planned it out in my head as I headed into Newcastle.

The first Disfunktionality album (high quality video - although not sure why you would want to watch the video...)

Portfolio exhibition only. 'Disfunksionality' is a CD album I created in October 2006 as a portfolio piece only. It consists of 33 condensed songs, or music that I have edited down from 4-5 minutes to 1-2 minutes through cutting choruses and mixing. Overall it lasts about 76 minutes. It began as a practical project I created at home which was to serve multiple purposes for the needs of my workplace. At the time, I needed to establish different technologies for the appropriate workshop classes I was going to teach. In Business Studies the workshop I wanted to put together involved making detailed notes, digitally through the use of dicta-phones and editing the samples. In English Language there were various audio editing workshops that served the purposes of radio plays with sound effects edited in. In Media Studies there were multimedia projects such as creating CD covers and how to blend the images and fit the dimensions into a CD case. From creating the CD I learned the packages, Adobe Photoshop, Audacity (freeware), as well as how to apply the creative skills required making it work. As well as creating this from a very practical viewpoint it also acts as a portfolio piece as well as something I will listen to at home, as it combines my favourite dance and urban music. I have also experimented with mixing my own vocals at the very start of the disk. The final edition is represented on CD with the following pictures cut out, it is also split into various tracks. I currently own all the original copies of all the disks and have not used this for any public broadcasting, selling, copying, or reproduction. The purpose of the music is only to represent my skills as an editor. The access to the track is limited to permitted persons only. Upon listening to it, I do not expect you to listen to the entire disk although I personally do, because it is a compilation of my favourite dance and urban music. The main parts I would like to draw your attention to are the mixes and samples used. If you listen from 00.00 to 01.30 (minutes and seconds), you will be able to hear how I have taken my own voice mixed, sampled and manipulated it in rhythm to the music. In this timeframe you will also hear my first mix of the album, mixing from 'Witness Dub' from Roots Manuva to track two with 'Sound Advice' from Roni Size. If you later skip, (using the timeline bar at the bottom of the screen), to 22.45 to 23.15 you will hear another good mix going from 'Hip Hop' by Dead Prez to track 11 'Premier's X-Ecution' by The X-Ecutioners. The next good mix starts at 36.05 with 'Sandalia Da Prata' by Syndicate Featuring Janaina Holland and goes to 36.35 at track 17 with 'Another Planet' by Pendulum. Then straight after 'Another Planet' at 38.40, the mix into track 18 'Geht's Noch' mixed by Mogwai at 39.20 is one of the better mixes too. Then, what has to be my favourite mix is from 41.45 with 'Geht's Noch' to track 19 'Gyromancer' PMT at 42.30, mainly because I did not have to slow the tracks up or down at the end. Between track 22 with 'Can Of Kick Ass' by Mix Master Mike at 50.00 and track 23 with 'System Check' by Roni Size at 50.40 is another good mix. Most of the mixes are good and the ones I have pointed out here are among the better ones. The track listing is as follows:

1 Witness Dub - Roots Manuva
2 Sound Advice - Roni Size
3 Jurass Finish First - Jurassic 5 4 The Third Decade, Our Move - DJ Shadow
5 Sharp Darts - The Streets
6 Intergalactic - The Beastie Boys 7 Join The Dots - Roots Manuva
8 Vibrate - Mr Scruff
9 Back From the Dead - House of Pain
10 Hip Hop - Dead Prez
11 Premier's X-Ecution - The X-Ecutioners
12 Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II) 13 Bring It - Herbaliser feat. What What
14 Hold It Down - 4Hero
15 Just Us Three - La Rumba De Freddi
16 Sandalia Da Prata - Syndicate Feat. Janaina Holland
17 Another Planet - Pendulum
18 Geht's Noch (Mogwai Mix) - Roman Flugel
19 Gyromancer - PMT
20 Ego War - Audio Bullys
21 Organ Donor - DJ Shadow
22 Can Of KIck Ass - Mix Master Mike
23 System Check - Roni Size
24 Ug-The Terrorist - DJ Food
25 Hey Ya Hey - Indian Beatdown Mix
26 Poison - The Prodigy
27 Witness (1 Hope) - Roots Manuva 28 Walkie Talkie - DJ Shadow
29 Superstylin' - Groove Armada
30 Blackfoot Roll - Mr. Scruff
31 Take Control - Riton
32 So What'cha Want - The Beastie Boys
33 Hits From The Bong - Cypress Hill

There is also a secret track at the end from Rudy!

PLAY THE PLAYLIST DUDES: p.s. the video is rubbish, the music is what counts!!!

The well awaited sequel to the ever popular Disfunktionality album. We will re-discover, and unveil some hidden heroes, otherwise left in the dark, as well as cover some fresh beats as we journey down a road of Breakbeat. We will cover abstract hip hop, turntablism, progressive, leftfield and funky breaks with a dash of progressive trance, experimental techno, funky house and the all loving beats of Jungalisms finest Jazzstep rhythm.

3 Parts Beats,
2 parts Scratching,
2 Parts Funk,
1 Part Jazz,
1 Part Techno
1 Part house

A couple of cultural influences from Jamaica, Japan, Australia, America, Europe, and of course Great Britian.

And a sprinkling of Bi-Polar like attitude for this eclectic disaster recipe!!!

Tracklisting as follows:

Intro remix -- First Rate
Dilligence -- Mathematik
Tricky -- Stanton Warriors
Head to Head -- Fingathing
Everybody's Funkin' -- Flint
Melo Do Tabacco -- Bonde Do Role
Gonna Keep On (Ben Chapman Mix) -- Soul of Man
Gonna Keep On (Merka Mix) -- Soul of Man
Red Hot -- Jurassic 5
Something in the way you make me feel -- First Rate
Scatterbox -- Soul of Man
Bass Phenomenon -- Krafty Kuts
Shelf Wobbler -- Mr Scruff
Technologic -- Daft Punk
A case of Funk -- Nightmares on Wax
The Hard Sell Encore -- DJ Shadow
Motion -- Riton
La Ritournelle -- Sebastian Tellier
Legalise It -- UB40
Railing -- Roni Size
We don't Care -- Audio Bullys
Get it together -- Beastie Boys
Born Slippy -- Underworld
Back Side of the Moon -- The Orb
Supernova at the end of the Universe -- The Orb
IMC -- Spank Rock
Machine Gun -- Portishead
Good Girl Gone Bad -- The Herbaliser
Insane in the Brain -- Cypress Hill
Supersharpshooter -- Ganjakrew
Goose -- Freq Nasty
Amped -- Freq Nasty
Wordy Rappinghood -- Chicks on Speed
Maria Moita -- Nicole Conte
LK -- DJ Marky & XRS
In the Mood for Love -- S-Tone Inc
Movement:4 - Jeremy Ellis
Walkin' -- Rhibosome
Over and Over -- Hot Chip