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The award-winning Punchdrunk stage their biggest and most ambitious production yet. The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable is an extraordinary theatrical adventure: a unique personal journey which unfolds across four levels of a vast central London location.. Amidst the fading glamour of 1960s Los Angeles, stands Temple Studios – a crumbling monument to the golden age of film, seducing wide-eyed dreamers with the promise of wealth and fame. Here, movie stars mingle with hungry young upstarts, while beyond the gates lies a forgotten hinterland where the many rejected by the studio system scratch out a living. Inspired by Georg Büchner's fractured masterpiece Woyzeck, The Drowned Man explores the darkness of the Hollywood dream. Celluloid fantasy meets desperate reality, and certainty dissolves into a hallucinatory world.

more about the play: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/shows/the-drowned-man-a-hollywood-fable

cinematography: Hektor P. Kowalski sound: Rory Gibson editing: Hektor P. Kowalski production: Impact Ideas

The Summit brought together around 400 senior luxury executives, industry leaders, corporate decision makers and financiers from around the world. As luxury increasingly stands alone as one of the healthiest, and still-growing industries during the global recession, its profile as a success story, employer, and fiscal contributor is becoming ever-greater, not just in the economic world, but in the political world as well. The 2013 Summit discussed what this means for the sector as well as individual brands, how it can be used to best benefit luxury, and what the flash points of the situation are, from manufacturing to cross-border trade agreements to effective ownership structures.

more about event: http://www.ftbusinessofluxury.com/ehome/index.php?eventid=75766&

cinematography: Lukasz Cholewiak editing: Lukasz Cholewiak production: The House of Luxury

Kander and Ebb’s exhilarating, dazzling and provocative musical receives its UK premiere, once again directed by Susan Stroman, 5-time Tony Award-winning director and choreographer of The Producers. 1931. Nine black teenagers board a train in Scottsboro, Alabama, in search of a new life. By the end of their journey, their lives – and those of every American – would be changed forever. Accused of an unspeakable crime, their trial would divide a nation. But behind the screaming headlines was the devastating story of nine young men, desperate to prove to the world that they mattered. Nominated for a remarkable 12 Tony Awards including Best Musical, The Scottsboro Boys is bold, wildly inventive and a daring modern classic of musical theatre. Step right up and meet the Scottsboro Boys. Their story will change everything…

The Scottsboro Boys 18 Oct - 21 Dec 2013 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5LCSYncdNs#t=14

cinematography: Hektor P. Kowalski editing: Hektor P. Kowalski production: Impact Ideas photography: Richard Hubert Smith

The 'Little things make a Big Difference' campaign is about giving children the best start in life, whether that be through a quality education or access to essential healthcare like vaccinations and clean water. Anamorphic documented field visit of the most active Claire's fund raisers.

http://www.unicef.org.uk/Latest/News/claires-and-unicef-in-partnership/ Claire's channel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fydpFnz0u6Y&feature=youtube_gdata

cinematography: Lukasz Cholewiak editing: Lukasz Cholewiak production: UNICEF UK

The magnificent Clean Break returns to Soho Theatre following This Wide Night (2008/9), Charged (2010) and Re-Charged (2011) with this sharp yet gentle look at a fractured family dealing with a lifetime of mistrust.

Tue 29 October - Sun 24 November, 7.15pm, Soho Theatre http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu37_JDC80c

cinematography: Hektor P. Kowalski editing: Hektor P. Kowalski production: Impact Ideas

Julien Macdonald's SS14 collection presented at London'd Guildhall as part of London Fashion Week. Featuring Noudar Jewellery. Together with The House of Luxury producers, anamorphic had been filming and photographing catwalk, backstage and behind the scenes of this magnificent event.

pictures by anamorphic: hhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/anamorphic/sets/72157635537209963/

videography: Lukasz Cholewiak & Hektor P. Kowalski photography: Hektor P. Kowalski production: The House of Luxury

An Opera Group Production, co-produced with the Bregenzer Festspiele, Scottish Opera and the Young Vic in association with the London Sinfonietta Composer Olga Neuwirth; Director John Fulljanes; Conductor:Gerry Cornelius

Overall concept and interpretation of Alban Berg’s opera Lulu by Olga Neuwirth. Co-commissioned by The Opera Group and Komische Oper Berlin.

Unfinished at his death in 1935, Alban Berg’s opera Lulu is a tantalising prospect for anyone grappling with its completion. Olga Neuwirth re-works the first two acts and composes an entirely original third, transporting Berg’s femme fatale to the smoky jazz clubs of 1950s New Orleans where Lulu, a young and aspiring African American singer, finds herself fighting at the heart of the Civil Rights struggle. As Lulu looks back on her life, scarred by its tumultuous events, she must come to terms with a sordid history of racial and sexual abuse.

Behind the scenes of American Lulu videos by anamorphic: https://vimeo.com/73321212 https://vimeo.com/72265046

cinematography: Hektor P. Kowalski editing: Hektor P. Kowalski production: Impact Ideas

LONDON - The House of Luxury presents the Grand Prix Ball at Hurlingham Club in London, 3rd of July 2013; Model Simonida Pavicevic takes us into the party and the after party in partnership with Bacanal and Next Models. Appearances: Simonida Pavicevic (Model/Presenter), Jonny Dodge (CEO, GP Management), Diego Lijtmaer (Co-Founder, Bacanal Media & Entertainment)

on FashionTV: http://www.fashiontv.com/video/grand-prix-ball-with-house-of-luxury-in-hurlingham-club-london_395817.html


cinematography: Hektor P. Kowalski & Lukasz Cholewiak editing: Hektor P. Kowalski production: The House of Luxury