This is a short teaser, produced in advance of our feature documentary due to compete in 2012. Filmmaker David Bond grew up in the countryside but now lives in the city. He is stuck in the digital world. During a rare countryside trip he noticed a huge change in his family. They stopped worrying – about emails, about clothes and about TV – and looked happy. Are they deprived of nature? Do they have Nature Deficit Disorder? Leaving his anxious life behind, David goes searching for people living in harmony with their environment. His encounters shed light on our relationship with our environment, and he discovers what we can do to get back to the bosom of Mother Nature.

This is a 5 minute version of a 22 minute programme on CurrentTV about the Puma:Creative Impact Awards. An award that celebrates the documentaries that have had the most impact on the world. You can watch the full version below.

A series of four Three Minute Wonders made for Channel 4 about the rise of the strip club in the UK.

HDCAM 12 minutes

Feature-length documentary for Channel 4 and for cinema release. This film has played at festivals around the world and has been broadcast on TV stations from New Zealand to Finland.

David Bond lives in one of the most intrusive surveillance states in the world. He decides to find out how much private companies and the government know about him by putting himself under surveillance and attempting to disappear a decision that changes his life forever. Leaving his pregnant wife and young child behind, he is tracked across the database state on a chilling journey that forces him to contemplate the meaning of privacy and the loss of it.

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These three films are samples of the Erasing David DVD extras:

Top human rights lawyer Helena Kennedy speaks about surveillance Britain.

Oxford Professor of European Studies speaks about the rise of Big Brother Britain.

David Davis speaks about the database state in the UK.

Hush asked us to film the brilliant Tom McKean and the Emperors. Here’s the outcome.

Sebastian’s take on drugs. Sebastian on drugs takes. And camels. And Nick Cave.

A series of short films for Hodder about the author, artist and dandy Sebastian Horsley. Awarded 6/6 stars in Time Out, and described as, “The most flat-out demented and compelling account of a life gone wrong”.  Sebastian died of a drugs overdose on 17th June 2010.

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Documentary (HDV)

Sebastian’s views on death, and the value of peasants.

Sebastian’s view about music. And Notting Hill.

Sebastian on the joys and agonies of dandyism.

Sebastian on sex.

Sebastian talks about his memoir, Dandy in the Underworld.

Bob Geldolf said that Red Cross nurse Claire Bertschinger ‘had the power of life and death’. In this film she tries to make sense of years spent working in war zones.

Channel 4 Documentary (DVCAM)

An online series about cocaine for 16-23 year olds produced for Government drugs advice organisation FRANK.

Online Documentary (HDCAM)

A wry look at urban gardening vigilantes, commissioned by Al Gore’s new channel, Current TV.

Current TV Documentary (DVCAM)

And Al Gore talked about it on Richard and Judy. Our mum’s were so proud.

A series to entice 18-35 year old urban viewers to grow plants and flowers in the smallest of urban spaces, filling their flats with colour and oxygen.