For this episode, I wanted to show what it was like in a daily routine for each of us and how different it is...or how similar it is in the 3 different Countries we live in.

1 Lockdown 3 Friends 3 Continents 3cc VOL. 5 "isolation stations" This global lockdown has been a great opportunity to spend more time getting creative at home. @ritchie.hunt @iamphotographer @henrycakebread (Instagram) created a number of different video challenges for this one. Animation Trickshots And rock paper scissors With Many more... This was super fun to make and all the clips work so well together. The best part about these projects is that only 1 of us knows the timeline and songs and it all comes together with unexpected results!

A quick recap from 2019(ish) while we find our creative feet here in 2020. One year since I was in England, drinking tea with Henry and eating his speciality cheese toasties. Since then all three of us moved home, we all got new(ish) jobs. Ritchie moved continent with his family. Baby Rudi was welcomed into 2019!! We took trips, filmed clips, we learnt new skills, under went many personal and some professional projects, we finally completed mammoth projects, upgraded our tech and our perspectives, bought plants, got new pets, wore new hats, and all while living our normal everyday lives. Salut to the whinny and ched boys once again. roll on to the next project :D

3 Continent Collaboration “This project is created by three childhood friends who currently live on different continents but are all still driven by creativity. This project allows us to collaborate even though we're thousands of miles away from each other. Each person takes a turn at cutting together name cards against a music track. This edit is then sent out to the other two collaborators without the music track to then fill in their allocated name cards with footage. At the end of the month each collaborator sends their completed timeline into the lead who assembles the final film.” For this round of the project I was the lead. For inspiration I turned to “One Strange Rock” which was full of life, animals and underlying meanings. I took out of the programme the life cycle in nature. I liked that it showed how Earth came about and grew into the planet we know now thanks to things like fire and water. So, for me to create something a bit different, I pulled together some songs from Artlist and broke my video into 4 sections: Earth: Earth represents life as we know it or life as it was. Fire: The destructive force that creates change. Water: The ingredient for all life on Earth. Without water there is no life so this substance that we take forgranted is actually a very powerful ingredient for growth in nature. Life: Here I wanted to show that after all this destruction and growth, we come to a new equilibrium of life. With three different continents of different animals, landscapes and cultures we were able to show something more than just an English perspective on life. We were able to show a more Worldly view of the Earth. This was a tough round because we were quite restricted with the subject we could film. For instance, I think we all struggled with fire but we all approached it in different ways and created something that showed our different styles. Now, the next round will be Wayne and I am very much looking forward to seeing where he takes this project.

3 Continent Collaboration Vol.2 3 Friends 3 Different Continents 3 Different Lives For the second episode, only I could edit with track and select sections of the video for each of us to add clips into, I created some visual challenges, such as timelapse, tracking and go pro chest mounted. It's such a pleasure to create something personal with my childhood friends even though we're now scattered across the world, living separate lives, cheers to the internet

A simple idea that has come to life. The three of us, Henry Cakebread, Ritchie Hunt and Wayne Maggs, captured our monthly activities and threw them together in a set out timeline. This is what happens when we removed our editing process and left the order to chance. A collaboration that will be one we repeat again and again.