A girl travels to Berlin to find the man she once knew

A man with his instrument. Kendall Ludwig live, filmed on 16mm.

One girl remembers how she came up with an idea and devoted her life to make it happen. Now she is making progress and is getting ever closer to achieving her final act with nothing but the power of her mind.

In a society taken over by a racist government it is very hard for one who does not look the part to fit in. Driven into hiding by the rest of the country Anya must avoid insanity whilst she waits to hear her fate

A conceptual short - A young girl searching a way out

In the midst of celebration and noise, a moment of balletic beauty.

Urban Exploration is a short documentary produced for our final year project at Edinburgh Napier University. If most of the world has been explored what is left for the budding explorer to see. They can rediscover, explore the forgotten, hidden parts of our built environment. The documentary observes the desire in today’s developed societies to leave safe city areas and explore the unknown, and importantly the act of recording these experiences. The film follows three urban explorers in Edinburgh and provides an insight into the increasingly popular past-time of urban exploration. Abandoned buildings, tunnels, industrial sites, high places are all examples of the type of places they explore. An abandoned seminary looms round the corner in a forest that has grown up around it. A soon the be demolished city centre brewery under the cover of darkness. A rooftop of a gutted office block at sunset. A derelict hospital administration building's basement tunnels. These people, looking for something fun to do go urban exploring and do it in their own way. They are not a typical snapshot of urban explorers but show their way of doing things. Looking at their photography you can see not only the beauty in the decay but that they are serious about what they do. Not only is it the act of exploring but the thrill and danger of possibly being caught. In this increasingly health and safety conscious world these young men look to the often dangerous off limits areas in search of fun and the chance to see something new.

FALKO is a documentary about Falko Burkert, a German pastry chef and bakery owner in Edinburgh. He bakes according to special German baking rules and guarantees high quality products. Baking for him is a craft, but it is also an art that takes time. His cafe is very dear to many Germans in Edinburgh, Falko himself included. Falko cherishes everything from the past and he wants to keep the coffeehouse tradition alive that he still remembers from his childhood in Germany. We follow Falko not only geographically from Gullane to Edinburgh, but as we travel with him through time he tells us about his earlier years and principles. We follow bread and apple strudel from ingredients to finish and experience the passing of time through Falko's products.