Wash Media is a London based production company creating distinct, stylish and informative films. With a background in the arts, a creative understanding of film and a portfolio of solid technical skills, Wash Media provides a unique service.
Wash Media is a production company and a partnership between Stephen Polydorou and Guy Wigmore. With film-making and music at our core we founded Wash Media to provide an informed, professional and flexible service. We are here to use a camera and an edit suite, to tell stories and convey messages, to understand our clients and their audiences, to use our skills and experience to make the best work possible and nothing else.
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- Just putting the finishing touches to our film for @londonsymphony come down to trafalgar square tonight to see it 03:39 PM
SHOWREEL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 2010
July
Seems like we at washmedia are pretty slack bloggers. it's been a month between posts again. What have we been doing?
The above film for BBC Proms at the charming Westfield shopping centre was early in the month. At around the same time Steve was shooting something for London Sinfonietta which should go live soon.
I started looking for somewhere else to live and went to Cornwall. We got stuck further in to another bigger project for BBC Proms office which is currently gathering momentum and should be online by the end of the month.
Then I went to Budapest to shoot for the Philharmonia Orchestra's Bartok Season The Infernal Dance. It was either cripplingly hot or pissing down with rain. I took some, but not many, photos. Might stick them in another blog post later.
While I was in Budapest Steve embarked on a bike ride to the south of France. This sounds impressive but he did start from the middle of France and although he claims he rode the whole way, I'm not sure I completely believe him.
I ended the month by visiting webuyanycar.com in Wandsworth. They were true to their word and did indeed buy my car. As I walked to East Putney station I stopped by Soul Brother and spent the money from my car (£50) on records.
Also, Steve says I have bad grammar. Sorry