Ian Barnes - lighting cameraman

Tel/Fax 01208 841402
mobile 07836 228937

Ian Barnes has over 24 years experience in film and video and has worked in many areas of film production including: news, current affairs, documentaries, live outside broadcasts, corporate productions, digital photography, media training, lecturing.

some reasons to use Ian Barnes for your production

Located in Cornwall with easy access to Devon and Somerset.

Comprehensive knowledge of the South West.

Digibeta, SX, DV, Dvcam and Betacam SP.

Cameraman , Camera assistant , Sound 1, 2 or 3 man crewing as required.

MPV vehicle, Agusta 109 helicopter available at short notice

Digital - Website photography, Camera repairs

Save on overnights, travel and overtime. Cut costs but not quality

recent clients:

ITV GVTV - Major Floods and rescue events at Boscastle
in Cornwall

BBC -"Small Town Gardens" "Country File"
"X-change" "Panorama" "Newsnight" "The
Money Programme"

BBC - "50 things to eat before you die"

Channel 4 - Maroon productions " Sticks and Stones"

Channel 4 - Two Four - "Collectors lot" "The
Lost gardens of Heligan" "Richard and Judy"

World TV - "The Eden Project"

BSkyB - "Sky Sport" and "News" Visua
- "The Royals" CTN. - "Sainsbury's"

EON - "New Bond Movie"

Carlton - "Kernow Palooza" A Cornish language
documentary.

News and Features, Shipwrecks, Eden Project , Floods,
Beast of Bodmin, and many more.

BBC - "This Morning"

Adult Education in Cornwall -"Family Learning corporate
video"

France 2 - "The recovery of the Bugaliase- French
trawler "

DVD EYE - Production of promotional DVD for Cornwall

Network Rail - Aerials of the "City of Truro"
Steam Train on new track in Cornwall

media training

Working with Guy Panell a very experienced news editor and journalist, we provide a high quality introduction to company media skills

We have successfully trained over 1000 people

We provide

a realistic in front of camera experience

playback and analysis of interview.

training at your location.

Satisfied clients range from the Environment Agency and local authorities to some of the regions biggest businesses.