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Kenpo 5.0 U.K. – Leworthy School Launch
As another part of the ongoing service I supply to this client, I was tasked with producing a promo piece to publicise the launch of a new Kenpo 5.0 school. As I was also servicing another client elsewhere in the country during the timeframe quoted I looked back at additional material I’d shot during the Maximum Attack seminar and constructed a promo that showed the strength and grace rather than the aggressive side of the discipline. This would also present a non-threatening introduction to novices and newcomers.
The music I think goes a long way to help that and it’s a piece I found on a royalty-free music site. Here it is. have a look, you may find something there to assist your project.
Fiery Food Festival – September 2009
I was commissioned by the organisers of the Brighton and Hove Food Festival to produce three pieces highlighting their Fiery Food Festival – a bi-annual event that takes place in central Brighton – a ten-minute piece giving an overall flavour* of the weekend-long event, you can see above; a piece covering the National Chilli Awards, an event that is looking for sponsorship in 2010 and the Chilli eating contest, where some brave souls eat their way through raw chilli peppers until, well until their bodies make them stop. These can be seen here and here.
*yes, that is a pun.
2009 Chilli Eating Competition
Of course, the organisers also wanted me to show the fun side – in a Jackass/Dirty Sanchez way – of the Fiery Food Festival. after it wouldn’t be a Chilli festival without some hot* Chilli action, would it?
They asked me to make a record of one of the highlights of the weekend, the Chilli eating competition, and that’s what you see here.
It was a challenge; I wasn’t expecting nearly as many people to cram into the marquee as did. Little room to shoot gave me the additional advantage of giving the entire event a pacy, hand held reality feel, there were plenty of opportunities for tight, close shots of the competitors that add to the vibrancy of the event the viewer will feel as they watch. See for yourself…
*yes, that’s a pun too.
National Chilli Awards 2009
The National Chilli Awards was another event that was a highlight of the Fiery Food Festival. The organisers are looking for further funding to get this even into the mainstream next year and the piece I was commissioned to produce covering this was part of the larger strategy to gain more sponsorship for future events.
To show the depth of this event – it is in growers’ circles a prized accolade – I took the opportunity to talk to the judges as well as cover the the certificate presentation. I felt it was important to allow the viewer – or potential sponsor – to see a little more than just who won.
Maximum Attack

Seventy minutes of Kenpo 5.0 techniques featuring Stive Mogeot, the European exponent of Jeff Speakman’s Kenpo 5.0 system talking a group through grab defenses and freestyle submission techniques.
Stive Mogeot – Maximum Attack
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Maximum Attack Graphics
As part of the Stive Mogeot – Maximum Attack package, I designed and produced graphics for the DVD. Both the disc face and case inlay as well as the in-disc graphics of the menu.
This is the inlay design:

This was the DVD main menu design:

This was one of the designs for a proposed DVD disc face…

…and this was the final DVD disc face:

It can be seen that there is an overall style of continuity graphically. This is a key point to consider in the design of a product, this level of detail is afforded to any and every project Flat 10 undertakes. Find out for yourself, why not?

























