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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.

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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 ​​​​July 11, 2025

Although I can make all types of sounds on the other instruments, my favourite is still sitting down at the 3 manual Eminent organ with its 52 stops and a large library of other stops and playing some church music, some Bach or other classic works. It is a shame the UK distributor has ceased trading as it is an excellent organ.

Posted on ​​​​July 10, 2025

Looking to improve the stability of the buoy means literally going back to the drawing board, or in this case, revisiting CAD to add a centreboard to the buoy, which will help with its centre of mass. Additionally, a passive system will be used to keep the camera oriented in the same place.

Posted on July 9, 2025

We tested our Mark 1 version of the buoycam. We intend to fix a 360 camera because we know that the camera will rotate, but today was a proof of concept. It mostly worked until it didn't. Mark 2 is now under development.

Posted on ​​​​July 8, 2025

The good news is that the camera itself is fine, but the screen and base unit have failed. It will charge but no means of extracting the video. I don't know why. It fell into the boat but didn't get wet, so it will be taken to the menders soon.

Posted on ​​​​July 7, 2025

A thunderstorm moved in. The dinghies came in because dinghies and thunderstorms don't mix, but fortunately we were on the edge so little lightning and not much rain - so the cameras stayed dry.

Posted on July 6, 2025

Using the visualizer as a camera on a mount. Not just using the camera in the top down mode, but this is a versatile machine and swinging the camera around allows the students to see into items so that they can learn more about the function and what is going on.

Posted on ​​​​July 5, 2025

When using Zoom for videos we find that 4 inputs is often not enough. The ATEM Extreme makes a significant difference allowing up to 10 inputs and gives more control over the output. The control panel has built in streaming, multiview and 4 x Upstream, 2 x Downstream Keyers.

Posted on ​​​​July 4, 2025

Free Boating. Have an electric boat, charge the batteries from the home solar on a good day when all the excess electricity would be exported and we can spend several days out in the power boat with no fuel costs. Wonderful.

Posted on July 3, 2025

Play a chord progression, and the Yamaha Genos does the rest. With smart chord detection and AI, it creates pro-level accompaniment on the fly and I really need as much help as I can get because lack f time is the problem.

Posted on ​​​​July 2, 2025

The difference a day makes - 32C Sun shining, 18C damp 100% Overcast Both good for photographs but different types of clothing required.

Posted on ​​​​July 1, 2025

Crystal-clear skies, barely a whisper of wind—couldn't ask for better drone flying weather. Now is the time to get some of the high panoramic shots of the ground.

Posted on June 30, 2025

It's only when you return home and start uploading the photos and videos that you find what you didn't record for one reason or another. In bright sunlight, it can sometimes be challenging to read the screen clearly. Perhaps we need to return to the days when photographers had a black cloth over their heads, allowing them to see the image.

Posted on ​​​​June 29, 2025

There is nothing better than relaxing in the boat, the helm Don, taking a break from boat building and building a new Wherry - a large industrial sailing boat for the Norfolk broads See his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@buildingladygarnet

Posted on ​​​​June 28, 2025

We all went out on a Start Sail Course Today trying to improve our boat handling. learning to take our time in tacking so that everything went smoothly. And learning to sit as far forward as we can to make the boat go faster.

Posted on June 27, 2025

It's not everyday we have this problem. 60% battery overnight and now 88% and it's not even 9 o'clock yet. The 50KW batteries are nearly filled and everyone is working with their computers on. We may be exporting a lot of electricity today.

Posted on ​​​​June 26, 2025

Looking at the VST Settings - the virtual wiring on the Wersi OAX 800. The interface allows the output of different VST devices to be linked to the required output so that sounds can be suitably processed before we hear them.

Posted on ​​​​June 25, 2025

Testing different suction cups on the smooth boat surface to determine which ones work well. So far, we have had quite a few failures - either they break or can't withstand the conditions on the boat as it rolls around.

Posted on June 24, 2025

 Working on the sailing video, capturing the moment when the rope snapped. We had a camera on the right part at the right time, so we were able to capture the exact moment.

Posted on ​​​​June 23, 2025

The Safety Boat Crew for the Relay Race. Dressed as a 1800s Royal Naval Captain, Guy and I took to the safety boat to keep the Relay racers safe. When there wasn't enough wind to push the boats along, we used water pistols on them (and they on us) to encourage them to go faster.

Posted on ​​​​June 22, 2025

A very hairy moment as the line holding the mast snaps and for a few moments the boat is out of control as Paul at the Helm recovers the boat

Posted on June 20, 2025

Teaching Maths & Science—whether online or in the classroom—means real experiments in the lab, not just theory! Hands-on learning deepens understanding and sharpens exam skills to boost those grades. #STEMeducation #GCSE #ALevel #ScienceTeaching #Mathstuition

Posted on ​​​​June 19, 2025

The age-old question of whether to choose a fixed focal length lens or a zoom lens remains relevant. Generally, fixed focal length lenses have larger apertures, although advancements in zoom technology have made this less common. Using a fixed lens often requires you to move the camera more, which can lead to better photographs rather than just casual snapshots. 

Posted on ​​​​June 18, 2025

Spotted this stowaway on my boat by the Thames — a Devil’s Coach Horse Beetle!  Not the crew I expected, but definitely one with attitude. Raises its tail like a scorpion and smells worse than wet socks when annoyed! #RiverThames #BugLife #RoveBeetle #SailingSurprises

Posted on June 17, 2025

Two distinct advantages of the Ace Pro are its long recording time and a long-lasting battery. Together, these allow longer recordings to be made, which is ideal for a boat race. 

Posted on ​​​​June 16, 2025

Having spent ages sailing upstream and watching all the other boats disappear into the distance, turning at the mark and coming back downstream and downwind, we could keep up with the fast Phantoms.

Posted on ​​​​June 14, 2025

The Upper Thames Sailing Club Relay Race. The Race is on to recruit the crew and get my new uniform ready in time. My wife is working on a 1800s Royal Navy uniform, complete with hat, vest, breeches, waistcoat, and this frock coat, which is nearing completion for the 21st of June.

Posted on June 13, 2025

Creating a rhythm using several different arpeggiators on the Wersi Vision system. With this, we can have different instruments playing different rhythms together to create an interesting rhythm section.