#theconspiritors

December started with a bang, fresh out of the NEC Classic Motor Show and straight into a Mazda marathon with GForces. The whole fleet were delivered on the Sunday and our studio valet Tim from BJM Valeting got to work on the first three in preparation for the start of the shoot on Monday. Martin from GForces had prepped us fully in advance and worked closely with Rupert on the shot list. The Six Bells sustained us with their fine lunches throughout the shoot and everything progressed like clockwork. 

After the 8 day shoot with GForces and Mazda we went straight into more Astons and a rather special Porsche 911, all for Byron International / All Aston Martin. 

Then saw the return to the studio of two Hesketh 24s. Now in full production and with a few minor adjustments along the way it was great to see the completely finished product in two different colour schemes. Footage of these bikes to be published soon. 

Coming up to Christmas now and we welcomed The Conspiritors in for a rehearsal prior to their Christmas gig with Robin Guy giving the drums some stick (get it?!…groan…). Director Corin Hardy back on vocals in a rare moment of down time after The Hallow’s cinema release - the most beautiful horror we’ve seen in a long time and we recommend that you see it as soon as possible! 

Final job before a day off was photographing the Tina Turner Experience to update their head shots with make up artist Kitty Boo and her assistant Louise on hand to make sure everyone was camera ready. Andrea worked her magic behind the camera again getting the girls to relax in moments. 

I think that Christmas must have happened for a day or two and then straight back to it with some video shoots for Hazardous Funk. Big thanks to Ingrid of Fine to Fabulous for her airbrushing skills, we couldn’t have done it without you! Also big thanks to Niall of Drive Wild Horses for bringing his burgundy Mustang in for day two of shooting for Tony Rico to look menacing behind the wheel.