Peter Lavery
Fred and Albert - 2010
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An extract from a 4 hr long filmed conversation between two brothers from a family of which all the men worked in the pits.
Fred and Albert started 'down the pit' when they were fourteen years old and spent the whole of their working lives on the coal face in conditions that did not change until they were nearing the end of they're lives.
The conversation between these, the last two of five mining brothers, was made long after they had retired. It is the first time they sat together and discussed all they could remember about their early lives and a 'life underground'.
This work is an attempt by the artist and photographer peter lavery to re-create the vision he had when his father Fred used to regale him with pit stories both before and after he had retired.
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Director - Peter Lavery
Production/Camera Operator - Peter Lavery
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Tweedy Backstage
A 10 minute performance by Tweedy practising backstage.
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Director - Peter Lavery
Production - Peter Lavery
Camera - Cameron McMillan
Editor - Cameron McMillan
Sound - Thomas Lavery
The Making of Tweedy 1968
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Filming of the shoot and development of a portrait of Tweedy the clown for the new book 'Circus Work 1968-2018'.
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Director - Peter Lavery/Oliver Baron
Production - Peter Lavery
Camera Operator - Oliver Baron
Editor - Oliver Baron
Location/set build - Brandier. Handheld studio's.