Tunafish Media
Multimedia Production
Hello and welcome to the fishbowl, the online home of Tunafish Media. We are a Manchester based multimedia production company specialising in creative video content for businesses and broadcasters. Please get in touch if you are interested in working together, we look forward to hearing from you.
Our Work
Here are some examples of work. We have a wide- ranging list of clients who all have different requirements. Check out our work and let us know what you think.
About Us
Who we are
Since launching in January 2010, Tunafish Media have built up an enviable client base including Harvey Nichols, Forever Manchester and Glidden Trade Paint. As well as this we have also made critically acclaimed music videos for a host of bands, as well as being featured as the North-West media company to watch by GQ.
If you require a creative solution to a media problem or require a company to help your creative dreams become a reality, then give us a call or feel free to email us.
Sam Jones
After starting working in television and radio at the early age of 16, Sam has over eight years experience working in a variety of roles across all mediums. Jones graduated from The University of Salford, in 2009, with a degree in 'Television & Radio' and was also part of the launch team by the successful online radio station 'Manchester Radio Online'.
As well as this, Sam won a place on the debut year of the prestigous graduate retention scheme 'Manchester Confidential' during which he worked in a variety of companies in marketing roles. As part of this, he studied for a Masters Degree in 'Business', which he completed in 2011.
Call me on 07889 533 930
Email s.jones@tunafishmedia.co.uk
James McDonald
James McDonald graduated from the University of Salford in 2009, with a degree in 'Professional Broadcast Techniques'. James also has experience working as a freelancer for companies such as Nova films, MUTV, Granada and MUTV.
Specialising in camera and post production, James also recieved vast praise from numerous media sources, when he made his directing debut with the Danny Mahon music video 'Odd Socks is the Secret Recipe' in January 2011.
Richard Brooks
International man of mystery. Nobody knows where he came from and where he came from.
There have been rumours that he is originally from the moon.
Contact Us
If you'd like to discuss working together, call us on 07889 533 930 or email s.jones@tunafishmedia.co.uk
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Collaboration and ‘That guy that wears a space suit’
Business is all about collaborating and creating working partnerships that fuel creativity and opportunity. At Tunafish Media we are always looking to team up with other people, whether that be a large company or local freelancer. Collaboration is essential in the creative industry and any other industry for that matter. Nothing of value is created without bringing different minds and personalities together, whether it’s an academy award winning film or a timeless invention.
This week we have been collaborating with City Folk. City Folk are an online hub which captures the culture of Manchester and everything in between. It is a multi-media platform set to be at the heart of the the city’s pulsating performing arts, music, and food and bar scene.
The website launches on the 28/05/2012, with the launch party being held at the fresh 2022 bar in NQ, a new creative space for exhibitions and club nights, and Tunafish Media are very much a part of City Folk’s launch.
We have already worked on several projects together including features on local bars and restaurants which you will be able to feast your eyes on in just over a week. This is the start of what will be an on-going and successful working partnership, with Tunafish Media very much at the foreground supplying entertaining and informative video content.
We also caught a performance of Justin Manville at The Angel Pub whose credentials include working alongside acoustic maestro Damien Rice. Justin is a very talented acoustic artist with a blend of folk lyrics sung to an indie almost urban guitar sound. The gig itself had a very intimate feel which could only be more intimate if he was playing in your living room on a Sunday afternoon!
A couple of weeks ago we interviewed and filmed a live performance of Paddy Steer, an experimental electronic artist with an eccentric and engaging enigma. Paddy has a very devout following of fellow eccentrics who want something that’s ‘a bit different’ and aren’t afraid to look for it. Other people have stumbled across Paddy by chance and never looked back and now worship ‘that guy that wears a space suit.’ Okay maybe not worship, but in a nutshell, if you catch his performance you can’t help but be won over. The first 30 seconds is a ‘what the?’ moment. After that it’s a musical out of body experience that really captures the imagination. If you want to see more including his most treasured instrument (a musical box with a rotating hand) then check out the link here:
http://bit.ly/JRkNOmCity Folk-Paddy Steer.
Ric x
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