ROVING EYE FILM

We are a group of experienced, professional and dedicated filmmakers, writers and creative activists with a special interest in documentary film and community media projects.

You can reach anyone from Roving Eye Film by email - info@rovingeyefilm.co.uk

Tassia Kobylinska (MA Documentary, PGCE)
Tassia Kobylinska, founder of Roving Eye Film, documentary director and producer, has worked with community groups making participatory and social action videos across the world since 1998. Her documentaries have been screened all over the world. She is currently working on a film in Nepal, her progress can be followed on facebook – Roving Eye

Jonathan Whitehall (MA Documentary)
Jonathan Whitehall, camera (with lighting) and editor, with more than 20 years experience. His work has been shown on Channel 4, BBC and worldwide. Jon is Senior Technical Advisor and Lecturer in the Dept of Media and Communications at Goldsmith’s College

Bibi Funyal
Bibi Funyal, sound recordist, writer and photojournalist, he lives in Kathmandu, Nepal. He has worked with various news teams from Europe, the US and Asia, as a translator and fixer. His articles and photographs have been published in magazines and newspapers in Nepal, Holland, Belgium, USA and Japan.

Lucia De Vries
Lucia De Vries is a writer and journalist specializing in Nepal, she has lived in Kathmandu for the last 15 years. She works as a corespondent for various Belgium and Dutch papers and radio stations. She co-produced/directed Chitti and Breaking Stones and has contributed to many Nepal based productions.

Peggy Vassiliou (MA Documentary)
Peggy Vassiliou, is an RTS awarded Documentary filmmaker specialising in socio-cultural and historical documentary. She trained at the BBC and has worked for Channel 4, Discovery and the BBC as well as the charity sector and community groups.

Tata Dimitratou (MA Drama)
Tata trained in the performing arts at Middlesex university, Mountview academy and with Philippe Gaulier. She has worked for the stage and the screen and has specialized in theatre and video workshops and productions for children and young adults in a community/educational context.

Yetunde Otuwehinmi (BA film - PGCE)
Yetunde is the producer of a number of social action documentaries such as One Night and Vanishing History. Yetunde teaches community and participatory video and drama for community groups, schools and colleges in London.

Kevin Biderman
Kevin is a filmmaker and photographer, his photographs have appeared in publications throughout Europe. He has recently completed a book of portraits which include Iain Sinclair, Cerith Wyn Evans and Steven Frears for Autrement Press. He also directs documentaries and facilitates community video and digital media projects.

Steve Lake
Steve is a writer/composer/video artist who has a long history of involvement in all aspects of arts and documentary video production. He has written widely for broadcast and non-broadcast video, including scripting BBC Education's 'Roots Of Rap' programme.

Andrew T. Mackay
Andrew is an award winning British composer, producer, arranger, conductor and DJ living and working in Mumbai, India. His score to the feature film ‘Little Box Of Sweets’ won ‘Best Music’ In New York in ‘08. As well as scoring three films for Roving Eye Andrew scores films from the UK, US and India. He is also co-founder along with UK based producer and composer Garry Hughes of the eclectic Bombay Dub Orchestra. www.mackay.in