During my travels I was able to visit some of the most famous and recognisable cities in the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. I wanted to capture these urban environments in a creative, abstract and unique way providing new perspectives to these heavily documented locations. Within this series I also wanted to document the locals in their ever changing urban environment.
During my travels I was able to visit some of the most famous and recognisable cities in the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. I wanted to capture these urban environments in a creative, abstract and unique way providing new perspectives to these heavily documented locations. Within this series I also wanted to document the locals in their ever changing urban environment.
During my travels I was able to visit some of the most famous and recognisable cities in the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. I wanted to capture these urban environments in a creative, abstract and unique way providing new perspectives to these heavily documented locations. Within this series I also wanted to document the locals in their ever changing urban environment.
Premier League: No Room For Racism Campaign - TV Advert
My role within this edit was to create eye-catching visual collages that would grab the attention of the viewer by providing a different and unique approach to standard footage and cuts. Within this advert i created 4 distinct moving collages based on different element surrounding the No Room For Racism Premier League campaign.
These included:
(1). No Room For Racism branding.
(2). Players taking the knee.
(3). Different nationalities of Premier League players.
(4). Different names of Premier League players.
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Below are some stills of the collages that i created, to see them in motion please click the link above to watch the video, each collage is around 2 seconds long. This video has amassed over 2 Million views on the Premier League YouTube channel and was a televised advert on SkySports and TNT Sports over a 2 day period in October 2024. This advert is likely to have been watched by over 10 million people.
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