EDITING — Will Martin

Adam Buxton, Bug Bowie Animations

Adam Buxton - Bug Bowie at Lightroom, July 2026

Tasked with adding immersive elements to Adam Buxton’s Bowie bug event at the Lightroom in Kings Cross Harry Dwyer and I created 360 stop frame animations to fill the giant walls and floor.

The animation was used as the intro and outro to the series of live events, hosted by Adam Buxton.

The Meeting

Written, Directed and Produced by Jyll Bradley
Music composed by Linda Buckley
Sound design by Jonquil Panting
Edited by Will Martin
Filmed by Emma Dalesman
Sound Recording by Adam Gutch
Voices – M.R.: Claire Rushbrook; J: Jyll Bradley

Filmed with kind permission of the Trustees of Kew.
Generously supported by David Maclean

The Meeting is the second in Jyll Bradley’s trilogy of films exploring her experience of childhood adoption. Whilst her first film M.R. (2021) explored the search for her birth mother in 1991, The Meeting (2025) unpacks their first meeting in 1992 in the Palm House, Kew Gardens, the location Bradley chose for this – and where the film is shot.

THE WORLD WE KNEW

I edited this film noir feature film from debut directors Matt Jones and Luke Skinner.

The World We Knew - Trailer

mise-en-scene

Zineb Sedira 2019,

Video projection made out of decaying found footage rushes.

The film was in small fragments and in such a bad state it couldn’t go through a film scanner so we used a flat bed scanner and pieced the frames back together.

duration: 8.59 mins

mise-en-scene - Excerpt

M.R. (2021)

20 mins

A film by Jyll Bradley.

Funded by Arts Council England.

Written and Directed by Jyll Bradley

Produced by Jacqui Davies

Music composed by Linda Buckley

Sound design by Jonquil Panting

Edited by Will Martin

Camera by Clare Unsworth

Film Trailer

Reveal

Reveal, (2022)

Film, 6 mins.

Directed by Jyll Bradley

Music Composed by Anna Clyne

Performed by Violist Jane Atkins

Filmed and Edited by Will Martin

Commissioned by Scottish Ensemble and Fruitmarket, Edinburgh

Pardes

I shot the video parts and edited and composited the film with the artist Jyll Bradley and in collaboration with the composer Anna Clyne.

Timelapse Sequences shot by Thierry Bal.

Commisioned by Scottish Ensemble.

END OF THE LINE

Excerpt from a 3 screen video installation ‘South to North – North to South’ by Zineb Sedira, 2016. This film was shown at Euston station and another 35mm film, ‘End of the Line’ was shown at Kings Cross St Pancras.

The project ‘Collecting Lines’ is a poetic reflection on networks, mapping and movement, exploring the Victoria line from unusual and often unseen perspectives.

South to North – North to South -Excerpt