Who makes the videos?

Brian Dick worked in film and television for

over 30 years, following technical training in

the BBC model in all areas of studio and

outside broadcast production, as a teenager.

 

Nominated for a Lottery Award and funded

by Northern Ireland Screen, his recent short film The Journey examines the gulf that exists for many between homelessness and settled living.

 

Since Black Champagne (24th London

Film Festival Selection), he has made many promotional videos with a social and community theme, recently producing

training and promotion videos for PIPS

(suicide prevention charity), as well as promotional projects for his local Council.

 

Pixelscope is currently producing a fourth promotional DVD for Newry & Mourne

Borough Council.

 

With a Diploma from The London

International Film School and a long career

in film and broadcast television behind him, Brian was a founding trainer for the first

intake year of Tyneside's North East Media Training Centre.

 

At one time an NUJ journalist reporting

from the European Parliament, Brian has

also written for a wide range of titles, from Amnesty Magazine on religious fundamentalism and human rights to the

lighter issues frequently featured in the

pages of the US title Good Dog or Dogs

Today in England.

 

Today it is Brian's wish to work with socially committed groups and individuals, using his expertise and experience to help them explain and promote the work they do to targeted audiences more effectively.

 

 

'Hey, you guys wanna see my video?'

  - Uncle Rico in Napoleon Dynamite, 2004