6th Sense (666 Shortcuts to Hell) from Pinkie Films on Vimeo.

When an estate agent visits an empty apartment to measure up, she gets the fright of her life… pinkiefilms.tumblr.com

6th Sense is a short 3 minute Film. Staring the wonderful Julie Graham. The film was made by Pinkie Films; a creative collaboration between Writer/Director Ross Jameson and Director of Photography/Editor Hugh Fox.

The Film has been entered into this years Film4 and FrightFest competition, so if you have a spare 3 minutes please take a look. (word of warning – don’t watch it with a hot drink in your hand)

Mind is Moving installation 1 from hugh fox on Vimeo.‘A nod to Cage’ De Le Warr Pavilion  16 April – 5 June 2011

Hugh Fox Mind is Moving (2011)
Performance/two channel video installation
The work focuses on John Cage’s favourite sound experience; the sound of silence (the aural landscape of our everyday lives). For Cage, the beauty of this audio landscape is that it’s always different, no sound is ever the same.

With opposing soundtracks, two screens will broadcast an audio and visual meditation that explores the relationship between the sounds of our minds and the movements of our bodies, exhibiting how we can appear physically still, with the mind moving at speed, or moving relentlessly on the surface, but experiencing a deep state of meditative flow within.

These videos are displayed side by side and the audio is switched – so they are best seen as an installation rather than two separate pieces like this.

Mind is moving installation 2 from hugh fox on Vimeo.

‘A nod to Cage’ De Le Warr Pavilion  16 April – 5 June 2011

Hugh Fox Mind is Moving (2011)
Performance/two channel video installation
The work focuses on John Cage’s favourite sound experience; the sound of silence (the aural landscape of our everyday lives). For Cage, the beauty of this audio landscape is that it’s always different, no sound is ever the same.

With opposing soundtracks, two screens will broadcast an audio and visual meditation that explores the relationship between the sounds of our minds and the movements of our bodies, exhibiting how we can appear physically still, with the mind moving at speed, or moving relentlessly on the surface, but experiencing a deep state of meditative flow within.

These videos are displayed side by side and the audio is switched – so they are best seen as an installation rather than two separate pieces like this.

Phoenix Open Studios 2012 from hugh fox on Vimeo.