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Philip Bloom (born 20 May 1971) is a British filmmaker known for his DSLR filmmaking, blog, YouTube channel and education. He has worked as a cinematographer and cameraman for Lucasfilm, CNN, Sky News and the BBC.
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View discography →In 2019 his documentary "The Skiathos Cats" won the "Make a better world" award at the Arcosanti Film Carnivale.
In 2019 his documentary "The Skiathos Cats" won the "Make a better world" award at the Arcosanti Film Carnivale.
In 2019 his documentary "The Skiathos Cats" won the "Make a better world" award at the Arcosanti Film Carnivale.
In 2019 his documentary "The Skiathos Cats" won the "Make a better world" award at the Arcosanti Film Carnivale.
In 2017 he released his first education course for MZed "Philip Bloom's Cinematic Masterclass"
In 2017 he released his first education course for MZed "Philip Bloom's Cinematic Masterclass". In 2019 he followed this up with "Filmmaking For Photographers".
In 2017 he released his first education course for MZed "Philip Bloom's Cinematic Masterclass"
In 2017 he released his first education course for MZed "Philip Bloom's Cinematic Masterclass". In 2019 he followed this up with "Filmmaking For Photographers".
In November 2015 he reviewed the Sony A7S II for the BBC News "Click" technology show.
In November 2015 he reviewed the Sony A7S II for the BBC News "Click" technology show.
In November 2015 he reviewed the Sony A7S II for the BBC News "Click" technology show.
In November 2015 he reviewed the Sony A7S II for the BBC News "Click" technology show.
In March 2014 his short film "Koh Yao Noi" won "Best Travel / Landscape Film" at the NYC Drone Film Festival.
In March 2014 his short film "Koh Yao Noi" won "Best Travel / Landscape Film" at the NYC Drone Film Festival.
In March 2014 his short film "Koh Yao Noi" won "Best Travel / Landscape Film" at the NYC Drone Film Festival.
In March 2014 his short film "Koh Yao Noi" won "Best Travel / Landscape Film" at the NYC Drone Film Festival.
In July 2014, he released the short film "Now I See" which showcased the low light performance of the Sony A7S.
In July 2014, he released the short film "Now I See" which showcased the low light performance of the Sony A7S.
In July 2014, he released the short film "Now I See" which showcased the low light performance of the Sony A7S.
In July 2014, he released the short film "Now I See" which showcased the low light performance of the Sony A7S.
In 2013, Bloom created a short film for the "Pro Photographer, Cheap Camera Challenge" (created by website DigitalRev TV
In 2013, Bloom created a short film for the "Pro Photographer, Cheap Camera Challenge" (created by website DigitalRev TV) in which photographers and filmmakers, who are used to working with advanced and expensive gear, are given cheap, often very low quality equipment to create an original work. Bloom was instructed to create a short film using the Video Girl Barbie, a Barbie doll released in 2010 which features an embedded video camera in its chest, boasting a 1.2MP camera and 240p recorded video.
In 2013, Bloom created a short film for the "Pro Photographer, Cheap Camera Challenge" (created by website DigitalRev TV
In 2013, Bloom created a short film for the "Pro Photographer, Cheap Camera Challenge" (created by website DigitalRev TV) in which photographers and filmmakers, who are used to working with advanced and expensive gear, are given cheap, often very low quality equipment to create an original work. Bloom was instructed to create a short film using the Video Girl Barbie, a Barbie doll released in 2010 which features an embedded video camera in its chest, boasting a 1.2MP camera and 240p recorded video.
In 2012 he was the first cameraman using the novel Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 of the Micro Four Thirds system creating the
In 2012 he was the first cameraman using the novel Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 of the Micro Four Thirds system creating the film Genesis.
In 2012 he was the first cameraman using the novel Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 of the Micro Four Thirds system creating the
In 2012 he was the first cameraman using the novel Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 of the Micro Four Thirds system creating the film Genesis.
In 2011 Bloom made the documentary film How to Start a Revolution with Ruaridh Arrow about Nobel Peace Prize nominee Gen
In 2011 Bloom made the documentary film How to Start a Revolution with Ruaridh Arrow about Nobel Peace Prize nominee Gene Sharp, which premiered at the 27th annual Boston Film Festival and won Best Documentary, as well as the Mass Impact Award. It also won Best Documentary at the Raindance Film Festival Best Documentary Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2011, Special Jury Award One World Film Festival Ottawa, Jury Award Bellingham Human Rights Film Festival and Best Film, Barcelona Human Rights Film Festival and a BAFTA Scotland award.
In 2011 Bloom made the documentary film How to Start a Revolution with Ruaridh Arrow about Nobel Peace Prize nominee Gen
In 2011 Bloom made the documentary film How to Start a Revolution with Ruaridh Arrow about Nobel Peace Prize nominee Gene Sharp, which premiered at the 27th annual Boston Film Festival and won Best Documentary, as well as the Mass Impact Award. It also won Best Documentary at the Raindance Film Festival Best Documentary Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2011, Special Jury Award One World Film Festival Ottawa, Jury Award Bellingham Human Rights Film Festival and Best Film, Barcelona Human Rights Film Festival and a BAFTA Scotland award.
In 2009 he was called up by Rick McCallum to help shoot with Canon DSLRs on the set of Lucasfilm's Red Tails.
In 2009 he was called up by Rick McCallum to help shoot with Canon DSLRs on the set of Lucasfilm's Red Tails.
In 2009 he was called up by Rick McCallum to help shoot with Canon DSLRs on the set of Lucasfilm's Red Tails.
In 2009 he was called up by Rick McCallum to help shoot with Canon DSLRs on the set of Lucasfilm's Red Tails.
He began his filmmaking career at Sky News, working for the broadcaster between 1989 and 2006 as a cameraman/editor
He began his filmmaking career at Sky News, working for the broadcaster between 1989 and 2006 as a cameraman/editor. His recent credits include work with Lucasfilm, Discovery HD, Five, Living, Sky One, and more.
He began his filmmaking career at Sky News, working for the broadcaster between 1989 and 2006 as a cameraman/editor
He began his filmmaking career at Sky News, working for the broadcaster between 1989 and 2006 as a cameraman/editor. His recent credits include work with Lucasfilm, Discovery HD, Five, Living, Sky One, and more.
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He began his filmmaking career at Sky News, working for the broadcaster between 1989 and 2006 as a cameraman/editor. His recent credits include work with Lucasfilm, Discovery HD, Five, Living, Sky One, and more. In 2009 he was called up by Rick McCallum to help shoot with Canon DSLRs on the set of Lucasfilm's Red Tails. In 2011 Bloom made the documentary film How to Start a Revolution with Ruaridh Arrow about Nobel Peace Prize nominee Gene Sharp, which premiered at the 27th annual Boston Film Festival and won Best Documentary, as well as the Mass Impact Award. It also won Best Documentary at the Raindance Film Festival Best Documentary Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2011, Special Jury Award One World Film Festival Ottawa, Jury Award Bellingham Human Rights Film Festival and Be
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Philip Bloom (born 20 May 1971) is a British filmmaker known for his DSLR filmmaking, blog, YouTube channel and education. He has worked as a cinematographer and cameraman for Lucasfilm, CNN, Sky News and the BBC.
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