Video Production

Videos are part of the internet and our lives We make videos from small web adverts to Wedding day events to corporate information
Video production

Live Videos and Blogs

Our Mobile broadcasting enables the production of high quality streamed Video either for a local audience or out on the net. This works well with blogs and vlogs. pmrsailing.uk

Photography

Everything from School and corporate photographs to Wedding Day memories, from portraits to news investigations.

Our Services

Science Educational Videos

Philip M Russell Ltd is a leading provider of science education videos for people of all ages. Our videos focus on the exciting and captivating aspects of science, making it engaging and enjoyable for everyone.

We offer a wide range of educational videos that cover GCSE and A-level exams for most exam boards. Our practicals and lessons provide a comprehensive understanding of various topics, making learning accessible and fun.With hundreds of videos available on our YouTube channel , we make it easy for you to access our content from anywhere in the world. 

Our videos are well-produced and informative, providing an immersive learning experience.

Our team consists of highly qualified professionals who are passionate about science and education. They bring their expertise to each video, ensuring that the content is accurate and engaging.

At Philip M Russell Ltd, we believe that learning should be enjoyable, and our videos are designed to make science accessible and fun for everyone. Our goal is to inspire the next generation of scientists and encourage a love of learning.

We also offer "Making Better Video" courses that teach users new techniques like animation, lighting scenes, and foley to create better video content. 

Additionally, we write and produce a weekly video and podcast on the environment called "Going Green." Our mission is to provide insight on current environmental topics to the public and raise awareness of our responsibility to care for our one and only world. This is available on ​our YouTube channel  and where you get your Podcasts from.

Daily Blog, Social Media and YouTube

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Posted on December 4, 2023

New Text here

Posted on December 3, 2023

Sunday dawns with light rain, murky conditions, and no wind, so we won't be going sailing today. We could manage with the rain, but no wind is a real problem - maybe next week.

Posted on December 2, 2023

Tight in amongst the cameras playing the Wersi, with the ATEM on one side and the computer keyboard on the other, a Genos behind me, the Church organ to my right and cameras all around.

Posted on December 1, 2023

Finding the best lens for portrait photography is no easy task since great portraits can be taken with most lenses, but a medium zoom lens seems to give the most flattering results and with an open aperture a shallow depth of field.

Posted on November 30, 2023

For the times when you can't use a drone, there is pole cam. You don't need a special photograph pole. We adapted a Wolf-tools extending pole with rock-steady results.

Posted on November 20, 2023

Some R&D development work on a boat hull for learning to sail with Philip. Designing a model boat that can simulate a real boat in the wind and water and show the forces.

Posted on November 28, 2023

Teaching optics online meant sitting in the dark so the students could see the ray diagrams produced by the @pascoscientific light source and some lenses.

Posted on November 27, 2023

Using a multiway @Benro_UK tripod to get really close up to an image. With a good macro lens, you can get a good image, but you always need a way of supporting the lens and camera closeup to the subject.

Posted on November 26, 2023

I'm off to get some drone footage, but before that, it's time to charge the batteries and handset.

Posted on November 25, 2023

Quite a busy day online and in the office, starting with a Podcast and video in one studio, then an online organ lesson in another then lessons in the classroom followed by online lessons in the third studio.

Posted on November 24, 2023

Wersi organ was set up as a theatre organ for the first part of a session, then changed to a church organ at the press of a button, then again into a Hammond-style organ, and then to a full orchestra. There are not many organs that have such versatility.

Posted on November 23, 2023

Several years ago, a student came into my lesson late at the University, giggled a bit and then pointed out to his colleague that whilst I was lecturing, I had yet to notice the LED board I was pointing to was switched off. He then removed his Polaroid glasses and found that the screen was on.