Bob Mcleod Email & Phone Number

Woking, Surrey, England.

Resurrected in 2004 after completing service with FEBA UK, Media Matters is a British based organisation providing "Visual Media"; production, skills training and consultation services.We also have an office in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Media Matters undertakes projects internationally and we have a special skill set/experience in cross-cultural production.Consultation - helping you think through and plan effectively in developing your 'visual media' production.Training - we can encourage and equip your staff to become effective 'visual media' producers within the context of your business/mission mandate.Production - we can produce programmes in any video format to the highest standards. From short promos, to training clips, to feature dramas, we can help.

Auckland, New Zealand

Provided 'partnering services' to Reach Beyond based in New Zealand. Video programme planning & production. Production training/mentoring was a major element in the process.

Kathmandu, Nepal.

Encouraged and facilitated the development of existing SA projects while researching and developing new media focused initiatives.

Woking, Surrey. Uk

Consulting, training and production of "visual communications tools" primarily for 'faith based' organisations looking to implement visual media into their outreach and training portfolios.Also, producing programmes for television and commercial corporate clients (including the BBC, CBN, CSI and others.)Media Matters was retired in 2004 for a season when I moved to FEBA.

Bromley, Kent, England.

I worked with OM Teams internationally developing a location and case specific strategy for maximising the impact of 'visual communications tools' for their situations. This involved consultation and production activities.

Fredericton, N.B., Canada

PMA Studios was a full service photographic studio. Initially our speciality was in portraiture and wedding photography, but over the years a thriving commercial department was also developed. We opened a film department in 1978 when requested by a commercial client to film manufacturing processes in their factory. Film lead to video production and we were one of the first to produce video programmes in the early 80's.PMA Studios was closed in 1985 when I left Canada to join Operation Mobilisation in the UK.