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'A nightmare in a damaged brain'..

1962 - Nouvelle Musique Studio, Paris. Again the bohemians mime along, weary as they perform their songs of love and beauty for the humdrum bourgeois. However, The City of Love is not all grey. Who would have thought that after an afternoon daydreaming of young starlet Sylvie Godin, Louis would spot her incognito outside his apartment? Her presence captivating, an indescribable "je ne sais quoi". Flowers are bought in a rush and a flutter. Sparks fly and romance blossoms. A love so picturesque it could have fallen from a film reel - or should be captured on one.

"By the Fire is music in flames," "2020 is our time for radical change and collective awareness and Thurston Moore has written nine songs of enlightenment, released to a world on fire. Taking a cue from Albert Ayler's 'music is the healing force of the universe,' this recording offers songs as flames of rainbow energy, where the power of love becomes our call. These are love songs in a time where creativity is our dignity, our demonstration against the forces of oppression. By The Fire is a gathering, a party of peace -songs in the heat of the moment." To celebrate the release of his new album By the Fire, Thurston Moore performed a live stream concert, from London's Rough Trade East with the help of My Bloody Valentine's Deb Googe and percussionist Jem Doulton, who also appear on the record. By the Fire is released via Moore's Daydream Library Series label. It contains the singles "Hashish," "Cantaloupe" and "Siren."

A son returns to the small town, family home as an act of last resort. His father has remarried and the new wife is overtly hostile to the son, and the father is emotionally distant. A violent incident happens to the wife's pet dog, that bring the tension to a head, and an unexpected ending.

A one night shoot documenting an all ages gig one Friday at the Mt Eden Scout Hall, Auckland, New Zealand. The majority of the punters are under 20, and the police arrive to ensure there are no drugs or alcohol on the premises - but the show must go on.

In the eye of the hurricane, 1000 becomes one.

A music video documenting the total destruction and damage wrought by the 2011 Canterbury Earthquake, through photographs and film. It was the first film crew let in un-escorted to film in the Red Zone, which had been off limits to the public for 2 years since the earthquake.