Harry Chapman creates podcast for “The Urban Rajah”. Welcome to “The Last Supper…”
Apr 2019 02

Check out Harry Chapman’s new podcast he’s done for a series hosted by the magnificently affable “The Urban Rajah” entitled, “The Last Supper”. As well as delving into cuisine and suggesting a guest list for an imaginary foodie curtain call, they manage to cover a multiplicity of topics including travel, film making, and dare I say it, the meaning of life… For anyone who was involved in “Invisible” or “Florian’s Last Climb”, both films get plugs. Hope you enjoy!

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-last-supper/id1263912722?mt=2&i=1000433800674

Feb 2019 13

I know it seems an age ago when we were beset with emails from companies asking us to go through the whole GDPR rigmarole, but here’s a little commercial I art directed at the time, helmed by the redoubtable Aaron Trinder and starring the new Mads Mikkelsen…

Best Original Programme – “Married to a Paedophile”
Feb 2019 08

“Married to a Paedophile” has just picked up the award for Best Original Programme at the 2019 Broadcast awards, with one judge dubbing it, “Technically outstanding, truly innovative and utterly coherent.” Here’s a link to an article paying tribute. Congratulations to director Colette Camden and the rest of the team!

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Jan 2019 31

Here’s a trailer for the ground breaking drama-doc Harold Chapman Production Designed last year, “Married to a Paedophile” which was screened on C4 last September. Tough viewing but extremely compelling and done without clamour. The C4 Iplayer link is below:
https://vimeo.com/314585418

Harry Chapman at the Tegernsee International Mountain Film Festival
Oct 2018 27

Harold Chapman at the Tegernsee International Mountain Film Festival on the shores of beautiful Lake Tegernsee in wonderful Bavaria where “Florian’s Last Climb” had been selected to screen last week. As well as the stunning setting, ice cold lake swims, a barefoot climb up to the top of the 1,261 m high Neureuth, beer halls and hearty Bavarian cuisine, there were some stunning films connected with mountains and alpinism. A huge thanks to veteran festival director Micki Pause for making me feel so welcome and all the moderators and film makers who I encountered in this magical corner of the world at the foot of the Alps.