FRANCESCO BORI
Crowd Assistant Director
I work on features and shorts, I am confident at working to tight schedules and time restraints featuring high-end equipment; from cranes and tracks to steady-cams and action vehicles with varying rigs. I am trained to work with children and their chaperones and elderly with their needs, I am also experienced with animals, stunts/prosthetics, long hours and night filming. I specialise in co-ordinating and directing large crowds - background control and ensuring health/safety and comfort for artistes on-set. My latest works include two Feature Films, one British one Spanish and 1st AD on a short.
Equipment to rent: (please email for rate enquiries)
- Crowd Megaphone with batteries (15W)
- Two-way walkie-talkie set
- High-Visibility waistcoats (15)
Director
I specialise in creating short subjects and I have already made a feature. Through my commercial works I will sell a venue or product and make it look beautiful. My fiction works tell truthful stories aimed to engage the audience and make a difference to people's way of thinking. Reel coming soon!
Camera Operator/Stills Photographer
When I direct many times I enjoy Camera Operating to fully print my vision on-screen, I also Operate independently on other productions, my expertise is with the Z1 and similar broadcast cameras. I also regularly take stills photos with a good Nikon DSLR during shoots and independently to alternatively advertise and further aid my products outcome. Please see my portfolio page.
"Francesco has proven a high level of understanding
about the Assistant Director role and has a professional approach to the
filmmaking process. I really enjoyed working alongside him."
Jeff Brown, Brownian Motion Pictures Ltd.
(Director of Shane Board's video "Tell me now")
"Francesco is a great asset to any film unit and I would be
delighted to recommend him to any future employer."
Nigel Douglas
(Award Winning director of "Hunter", "Holby City", "The Bill")
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