Recent work: Johnny Darke’s direcorial debut, and my awful acting.
Look at that lovely dead goth girl. Just look at her.
Good times.
Recent work: Johnny Darke’s direcorial debut, and my awful acting.
Look at that lovely dead goth girl. Just look at her.
Good times.
I’ve been doing some directing work in conjunction with the FX Channel endorsed True Blood night Fangtasia London. Check it out.
This thursday we’re having a screening of the last year’s worth of video work. It’s entitled “The lie is the mortal enemy of the state” and it generally explores propoganda, nationalism, democracy, war and famine in a dystopian setting. If you’re in Shoreditch this Thursday evening, come check us out.

Cinema Free Kunsthaus: The lie is the mortal enemy of the state
A retrospective screening of transmissions from the Ministry of Perpetual War, including classics such as “Weapons Not Food”, “We Leave at Dawn” and “Freedom Day”. In addition, there will be a screening of lost footage, outtakes, and previously unseen material Additional DJ sets throughout the night by Chris Damage and special guests.
Admission free.
So, I’ve been doing a lot of work on the directing side of things lately.
This is my latest commercial:
Slaughterhaus Five: Freedom Day
Director: Alias Cummins
Editor: Lydia Morgan (Bonehouse Productions)
So, this is my latest directing project. It’s entitled “WE LEAVE AT DAWN”.
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Essentially, it’s an unrequested music video – for (no surprise) Laibach. We shot it in 3 days, on a budget of around 500 quid. For a laugh.
Check it out.
I haven’t done print advertising for quite a long time. It’s still fun though.

Art Direction by Alias Cummins, Photograph by Hellen Burrough
SECURITY IS FREEDOM.
Online promo for Slaughterhaus Five – After The Harvest, Weapons Not Food. Shot on DV, on location in Cockfosters in about 6 hours, for a budget of under £50.
Music is by Laibach. Used without permission.
So I’ve actually had some spare(ish) time lately, and I’ve been wanting to expand my skills a bit – so I thought I’d have a go at directing some short promo videos. A club I VJ at, Strength Through Joy, is rebranding and moving to a new venue (and, ahem, making me a partner
), and they wanted to do a campaign to reflect this. Here’s the first two videos: