A day trip in August filming aerials around Glencoe, Loch Lomond & Tyndrum.
Ceasg (Kee-isk) - Mermaid
Gaia Ragone invited me to document her and Daria Bilyk's stunning mermaid themed photoshoot.
Shot on location at Dunure & Greenan Castles on the West Coast of Scotland in June 2024.
Special mention to Rainbow Rooms in Ayr for hosting.
Creative Director & Model - Gaia Ragone
Creative Director & Photographer - Daria Bilyk
Model - Adéráyọ̀
Hair - Rachael Macdonald
MUA - Yvonne Lynch
Stylist - Varsha Sreepal
Crown & Top - Queefs&Kisses
Coat - Vintage Quine
Nails - Olivia D & Alien Clawsss
Filmed & Edited by Guy Thomson
An observational documentary that delves into the vibrant world of Scottish skateboarding through the lens of Kerr Melville, a local skateboard photographer. Set against the backdrop of gritty urban environments, this documentary weaves together the artistry of photography, the spirit of skateboarding, and the power of community.
Valley Boy is a celebration of resilience and determination, shining a spotlight on the unique individuals who make up the Scottish skateboarding community. Through their stories, we discover how skateboarding is more than just a sport; it's a catalyst for friendship, self-expression, and positive change.
Kerr, alongside a diverse cast of skateboarders including Tom Shimmin, Dean Mackie, Danny Aubrey, Ben Leyden, Lara Janiurek, Lynsay Holmes, Romany Rae, Rudi & Mac, and Charlie Myatt, takes us on a journey that transcends the world of tricks and grinds.
This documentary is an ode to inclusiveness, showcasing how the Scottish skate scene welcomes and embraces individuals from all walks of life.
Whether you're an avid skateboarder, a photography enthusiast, or someone interested in the broader themes of community, Valley Boy promises an informative and heart warming experience. Join us as we uncover the untold stories of the people who make the Scottish skate scene truly exceptional.
Paying respects to Ian Curtis, the late singer of the 1970's post-punk group Joy Division.
Macclesfield Cemetery & 77 Barton Street, Macclesfield England.
Trailer for Guy Thomson’s upcoming debut feature documentary for release in 2024.
"Valley Boy" is an observational documentary that delves into the vibrant world of Scottish skateboarding through the lens of Kerr Melville, a local skateboard photographer. Set against the backdrop of gritty urban environments, this documentary weaves together the artistry of photography, the spirit of skateboarding, and the power of community.
"Valley Boy" is a celebration of resilience and determination, shining a spotlight on the unique individuals who make up the Scottish skateboarding community. Through their stories, we discover how skateboarding is more than just a sport; it's a catalyst for friendship, self-expression, and positive change.
Kerr, alongside a diverse cast of skateboarders including Dean Mackie, Danny Aubrey, Ben Leyden, Romany Rae, Rudi & Mac, Charlie Myatt, and Tom Shimmin, takes us on a journey that transcends the world of tricks and grinds.
This documentary is an ode to inclusiveness, showcasing how the Scottish skate scene welcomes and embraces individuals from all walks of life.
Whether you're an avid skateboarder, a photography enthusiast, or someone interested in the broader themes of community, "Valley Boy" promises an informative and heartwarming experience. Join us as we uncover the untold stories of the people who make the Scottish skate scene truly exceptional.
Filmed over two days in Glasgow, Scotland during the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Footage includes The Friday's For Future demonstration on November 5th, The Global Day Of Action For Climate Justice protest on November 6th, The For Cop's Sake charity auction & art exhibition at Route One and The New York Times Climate Hub at SWG3.
Excerpt taken from Greta Thunberg's speech to activists at George Square on November 5th 2021.
Skateboarders at Riverside Museum in Glasgow Scotland, April 2021.
Glaswegians enjoying the snow brought by Storm Darcy February 2021.
An observational view of the streets and parks in Glasgow, Scotland during the winter lockdown of 2021.
A Graffiti and street art festival held at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland May 2019
Protest against US President Donald Trump visiting the UK at George Square in Glasgow, Scotland July 2018.