Palma Pictures Arrive In Barcelona

Barcelona FC have been in the news a lot lately following their recent fall from grace in the Champions League semi-final against Chelsea. The team hailed as 'The greatest club team of all time' has under-achieved this season and with the departure of Pep Guardiola this summer, it's all looking doom and gloom. However, the boys might have a reason to smile when they see how their beautiful city is portrayed in this new film from Palma Pictures, Barcelona.

Close friends of tenthree, Palma Pictures have expanded with a new production base in Barcelona and Quin cut this film from a beautiful selection of rushes showcasing the diversity and opportunity of locations in this unique city. Making it extra special, Deborah Williams (Quin's better half), wrote and performed the track! What a couple!

 

Director: Joan Cobos @ Palma Pictures

DOP: Joan Gonzalez

Production: Palma Pictures Barcelona

Editor: Quin Williams

Kev Livingstone.... I mean KEN

Thanks to our newest Editor Kevin Palmer, a very emotional Ken Livingstone broke down in tears yesterday after watching his official election video. This is true, I'm not making it up.

While promoting his bid to become the next Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone was so moved by the video, he wept. Comforted by a soft pat on the back from his party leader, Ed Miliband, Livingstone said the video was "A tear-jerker" while Miliband described it as "Very powerful". In our opinion, he was crying more at the craftmanship of the edit, obviously this is subjective.

We don't usually have a habit of making grown men cry and hopefully nor does Kev but we're glad that Ken can go into the election with a strong campaign video and we wish him all the best. *tenthree also wish all the other parties the best and are in no way affiliated with any political party*

Click on Ken to see the Video

Tesco - Glide

Move over Asda, make way Sainsburys, HELLO M&S ladies, Tesco is turning up the heat in the world of creative advertising and exceeding all expectations with this clever new spot, courtesy of Director Henrik Hallgren. Recently Tesco have shown their intentions of increasing the quality perception of their brand by shelving their famous 'Value' range for a newer more upmarket version - a sad day for the bargain hunters. However, they've launched a fabulous campaign to promote the spring/summer 2012 womenswear range for the Tesco brand F&F. Here it is.



Director: Henrik Hallgren @ Rogue Films
Producer: Kate Hitchings
Agency: The Red Brick Road
Editor: Quin Williams