Swansea Love Story

Directed by Andy Capper and Leo Lee

6 part film focusing on the lives of a gang of young addicts caught up in South Wales largely ignored heroin epidemic.

"Heartwarming, engaging and darkly amusing. The must-see British film of the year." - The Guardian


Part 1:
In 2009, Swansea drug agencies reported a 180 percent rise in heroin use, and it’s visible on the city’s streets. Early one morning we meet a young, homeless couple named Amy and Cornelius in a city centre alley. As heroin-addicted alcoholics, they’re smack in the middle of two of South Wales’s most ever-present epidemics.

Jihad Milkshakes

Anjem Choudary is the unnervingly calm voice of the extreme Islamic sect Al-Muhajiroun. VBS met up with him in an East London park in the UK, where Choudary shared his views on promoting al-Qaeda’s just-right-of-center ideology over milkshakes. Most of the major news outlets have branded Choudary as a “hate preacher” who wants to kill all non-Muslims. He didn’t help matters much when he recently called for the assassination of the Pope. But Choudary, a British citizen, claimed between sips that he’s mostly interested in sharing the religion of peace with the West by bringing Sharia Law to the United Kingdom—and by turning Buckingham Palace into a beautiful mosque.

The Electrophobes

Edit for VBS.TV
Being allergic to electricity isn’t a death sentence, but it is a lifetime-of-boredom sentence.

Createurs du futur

Have a look at a series of films I worked on about some very serious Frenchmen.
(if you can't speak French it might all be a bit lost on you though)

All done with mirrors.

Don't you hate it when you look back at the footage, and realise you didn't see yourself in the reflection in the background? Fucking amateurs, man....

The Slaves of Dubai - VBS.TV

Interview with BBC reporter Ben Anderson on his trip to the labour camps of Dubai.

Directed and Edited for VBS.TV

Stelarc: The Man With Three Ears.

Directed and shot By Nick Ahlmark for VBS
Edited by Jim Demuth