Author Archives: redsnappa

The new Purple Feather Viral Video was shot with Debbie Beattie starring in the role of a lady who is about to enjoy a wee cake treat before her bubble is burst by three judgemental women. Video coming soon.

Patrick Rolink and Phil Differ hosted highly entertaining  night at the Tron in Glasgow with George Galloway and the acclaimed actors David Hayman and the lovely Libby McArthur with one of Scotland’s funniest comedians Des McLean. Des kept us in hysterics whilst George … Continue reading →

RedSnappa is committed to supporting organisations that are providing balance with agroforestry. This website is well worth a quick visit.  http://takingrootfilm.com/trailer.htm

RedSnappa hold exciting fashion shoot at Blair House for Johari.             3 first time models were given the chance to colaborate on a fashion shoot for the amazing label www,johari.co.uk that aims to help young … Continue reading →

Playing and playfulness have to be allowed to flourish some time in a working week to keep the imagination alive. It was with great delight that I pick up the cameras and headed out for a bit of ‘practice’ with … Continue reading →

Editing footage from Pakistan which puts one’s own life into perspective. This poor soul tells of how the flood took away his wife and all his cattle in one go. The filming followed the delivery of food aid and valuable … Continue reading →

Employing the time honoured tradition of guerilla filming in the centre of Glasgow today  to create material for the Glasgow Passion Play. As difficult and stressful as this kind of filming can be, over the years, I have definitely had … Continue reading →

The premiere of RedSnappa’s most recent short film, ‘The Car Park’ was a huge success. Almost 200 people turned up to watch the comedy of subversion and enjoy the after-show hospitality of the GFT.  Thanks to everybody who bought me … Continue reading →

As a huge thank you to actors and crew we are premiering RedSnappa’s new short film ‘The Car Park’ at the GFT (Glasgow Film Theatre) this Saturday. The GFT has a beautiful small capacity cinema, as part of the complex, … Continue reading →