Luke Power

Luke's interest in audio began at an early age; his passion for all things sound has led to work in theatre, commercial radio, television, music, and film. Luke thrives on the challenges and variety that location recording offers. He trained under an ex BBC Film Unit recordist and enhanced his theoretical knowledge with a BA (hons) in Broadcasting. He has forged a strong career in the South West, rest of the UK, and abroad - working for local independents through to the BBC. Luke has a camper van, loves to travel and once built a VW beach buggy.

John Crooks

John Crooks (aka Crooksey) is a lighting cameraman and Jimmy Jib operator. His infatuation for the moving image began at college when he started presenting VHS tapes to his photography lecturer instead of prints. After college he worked as an assistant editor on a 35mm feature where he fell in love with camera movement and lighting. Since then he has worked on a multitude of award winning shorts, features, promos and documentaries. He thrives on the challenges of filming on location, whether it is a damp disused factory or the vast landscapes of the Himalayas. Crooksey, father of two, is a talented goalkeeper who once had a trial with Plymouth Argyle FC.

Morgan Lowndes

Morgs’ fascination with photography began when he was given a Kodak camera for his 12th birthday. After studying at Falmouth college of Arts he worked for a number of years as a professional photographer, which opened his eyes to the world of cinematography. He now has over 5 years experience as a cameraman and steadicam operator, working on a huge variety of projects. He has recently worked as a Director of Photography on several short and feature length films, shooting HD, 35 & 16mm.
Morgs has a passion for travel, and has filmed and photographed documentary and fictional material throughout Africa, America, Asia and Europe.