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I edited a video for Push Button Generation Agency. The idea was to show off the venue and all the fun things to do atThe Standard through sneaky old CCTV.

I produced a shoot for Getty Images and edited one of the videos for socials.

I edited a video for social media to celebrate The Standard's 3rd Birthday. Clips were sent in from all over.

Taken from the debut album 'A Place Both Wonderful & Strange'. Available now on 2LP/CD/DL here: https://mwb-music.bandcamp.com Video directed by Mary Gouldsbrough Filmed March 2021. "Supreme Switch was inspired by separation; the struggle of two people to get to one another over physical obstacles and restrictions. To me, the melody evoked a feeling of struggle but the lyrics were full of optimism, so I wanted to create a video that played upon those themes. The liminal reality of being able to see but not touch is definitely something 2020 has bought to the forefront. I wanted to explore the patience and perseverance that it takes to transcend those barriers. My direction was an organic response to the movement of the dancers who’s comfort and intimacy in the way they interact with one another was key to the narrative. I wanted to take that flow and use the striking physical geometry of the architecture show structural division. I further reinforced this with VFX to build a visual barrier between them both. The characters learn to interact through gestures that echo one another via portals until they’re finally able to breach the divisions and meet in a void." More info: https://linktr.ee/MWB79 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music in this video Song Supreme Switch (Try Something New) Artist MWB Album A Place Both Wonderful & Strange Label Butterfly Effect Label Supreme Switch (Try Something New) is a video released from the MWB album 'A place Both wonderful & Strange'. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Video Credits Performer in Blue: Lewis Walker Performer in Orange: Tylor Deyn Director, Co Producer, Editor: Mary Gouldsbrough (www.maryvizbiz.com / @maryvizbiz) Cinematographer, Co Producer: Jack Mealing (www.jackmealing.com / @jacklmealing) Steadicam Operator: Kat Spencer @katkamera Camera Operator: Anthony Lucas @anthonylucasdop Focus Puller: Joshua Bloomer @bloomerjosh 2nd AC: Fede Barbarossa @fedor_b Gaffer: Cray Smith @shotbycray Colour Grade: Megan Lee at The Mill : @colourbymegwan - @mill_ldn Production Design: Ffion Harman & Sophie Ansell @sophie.ansell - @ffemmebot Locations: Michael Jones With special thanks to Senate House and The University of London

I filmed & edited this short vid for social media for Awkward Moments

Social Media highlights of Paris Fashion Week edited by moi

Edited by me (weird border not added by me) Picturing Black History is a collaboration between @originsosu and @gettyimages that seeks to investigate and communicate untold stories and rarely seen images of the Black experience in the United States.⁠ 'Love is the Message' is the project's latest essay from Educator and facilitator Sai Isok. The paper explores the history of 'Blackness, Queerness, and Disco' from the 1970s to the 1990s and how the zeitgeist has been portrayed in the media.⁠

I sourced these clips, edited, added sound fx and titles to imagine Push Button Generation as a blockbuster film through a variety of opening credits in different genres. Using found footage we see the Push Button Generation name reimagined as though it were the beginning of a film. A western, a rom com, A horror, a cartoon, and many more

I sourced these clips, edited, added sound fx and titles to imagine Push Button Generation as a blockbuster film through a variety of opening credits in different genres. Using found footage we see the Push Button Generation name reimagined as though it were the beginning of a film. A western, a rom com, A horror, a cartoon, and many more

Taken from the debut album 'A Place both Wonderful & Strange'. Available now on 2LP/CD/DL here: https://mwb-music.bandcamp.com Directed and Edited by Mary Gouldsbrough "Look Away But Please Stay’ is a visual accompaniment to the album's opening track. This is the abstracted sequel imagining the world behind the thresholds of the first video. After talking with MWB and hearing the meaning behind his title ‘Look Away But Please Stay’ I wanted to explore if that was a place of peace and calm or a place to be feared. MWB described to me a feeling of anxiety that leads you to wanting to be alone, pushing those close to you away but simultaneously wanting to keep them nearby for comfort. The video steps from real world into the unknown only to find that we’re not alone. A companion is mirroring you on the other side, unreachable in your current anxious state but just about tangible." More info: https://linktr.ee/MWB79 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music in this video Song Look Away But Please Stay Artist MWB Album A Place Both Wonderful & Strange Label Butterfly Effect Label Look away But Please Stay is the second video to released from the upcoming MWB album A place Both wonderful & Strange. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Video Credits Director & Editor: Mary Gouldsbrough Dancers: Anna Brooks-Beckman & Erik Reisnger Additional DOP: Jack Mealing Additional Camera Operator: Anthony Lucas Additional Art Direction: Ffion Harman & Sophie Ansell https://www.maryvizbiz.com https://www.instagram.com/annabrooksb/ https://www.instagram.com/erikmaxreisinger/ https://www.jackmealing.com https://www.anthonylucas.co.uk https://www.ffionharman.co.uk https://sophieansell.com

Captivating content for social media Editing, Animating & sourcing old clips to reimagine P.B.G as slot machines

Listen to 'You Only Need You' on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/track/53gJKoFCRQGCD3ZfGpy3Ii?si=HqGD-p7-TyuidGivCawdYQ Tickets for my Europe tour : http://tomrosenthal.co.uk/shows/ Stream/download elsewhere : https://song.link/gb/i/143437180 Listen to 'Z-Sides' here: http://smarturl.it/Z-Sides --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directed by Mary Gouldsbrough http://maryvizbiz.com/ https://www.instagram.com/maryvisualbusiness/ Character Animation by Charles Gouldsbrough http://www.ch-gh.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ch_gh/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom elsewhere on the internet : Website - http://www.tomrosenthal.co.uk/ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/1AgxgADPuRIW1wyaA4OKcB Insta - https://www.instagram.com/tomrosenthal1/ Twitter - http://twitter.com/tomrosenthal Merch - https://tomrosenthal.bandcamp.com/merch ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LYRICS Can you be my friend tonight? My day is gone My body light Can you take me as I am? A heavy soul, a hopeful man Hey hey hey, will you wonder here some day? Will you turn up unannounced with some new things you want to say? Can you hold me to my word? My nights are cold My memories blurred Wo wo wo Will you laugh when I am slow? You’ll get me if you need me and you’ll be fine if you don’t You said it was arranged by love You have lot of love to give out You’re gonna see the highs in the low The kingdom knows The mind will doubt You’re gonna see it on your way A great foray lies before you You won’t need me You only need you Will you remember what I said? Make your own world Make your own bed Hey hey hey Will you wonder by some day? Will you be here in the evening? Will you be here when it’s late? You said it was arranged by love You have lot of love to give out You’re gonna see the highs in the low The kingdom knows The mind will doubt You’re gonna see it on your way A great foray lies before you You won’t need me You only need you

Taken from the debut album 'A Place Both Wonderful & Strange'. Available now on 2LP/CD/DL here: https://mwb-music.bandcamp.com​ Video by Mary Gouldsbrough & Charles Gouldsbrough Video by: Mary Gouldsbrough: www.maryvizbiz.com + www.instagram.com/maryvizbiz Art Direction & Animation Charles Gouldsbrough www.ch-gh.com + www.instagram.com/charliepaperpencilpaint More info: https://linktr.ee/MWB79 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music in this video Song Tuesday's Lover (The Josh Edit) Artist MWB Album A Place Both Wonderful & Strange Label Butterfly Effect Label A Place Both Wonderful & Strange is a video released from the upcoming MWB album 'A place Both wonderful & Strange'. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------