THE WILD TOUR MUSIC
THESE HILLS ARE OUR CD
The music from Daniel Bye and Boff Whalley’s These Hills are Ours that is featured on The Wild Tour is available to buy on this 48 page booklet and 8-song CD from No Masters Records.
THE WILD TOUR DEVON PREMIERE
THE WILD TOUR PREMIERES AT THE KINGSLEY THEATRE, BIDEFORD
THE WILD TOUR PREMIERES
SCOPE PROJECTION AT HINTERLANDS | Photo: Ben Pearson
HINTERLANDS FILM FESTIVAL POSTER
THE WILD TOUR PREMIERES AT THE HINTERLANDS FILM FESTIVAL
ON LOCATION
BRIEFING BEFORE SHOOT | Photo: Peter Buffery
MARINERS AWAY SING IN THE ORCHARD | Photo: Robert Darch
THE PROCESSION ARRIVES | Photo: Robert Darch
THE PROCESSION RETURNS | Robert Darch
CIDER-MAKING TERMS IN THE DEVONSHIRE DIALECT
FILMING THE HALSTOW WASSAIL
The Halstow Wassail takes place each year on a Devon cider farm that has been in the Gray family since the late 1600s.
Featuring singer- songwriter Jim Causley, Dartmoor folk singer Bill Murray, and the shanty crew Mariners Away, the film in a single uninterrupted camera shot documents this traditional event.
The Halstow Wassail was filmed at Gray’s Devon Cider.
The event was beautifully documented by the photographer Robert Darch.
ON LOCATION
SOMEWHERE ON DARTMOOR | Photo: Daniel Bye
STILL SMILING AFTER 20 MILES | Photo: Peter Buffery
FILMING THE WILD TOUR
By Daniel Bye and Boff Whalley
In May 2021, Daniel Bye and Boff Whalley set off from Northam Burrows, at the mouth of the River Taw on Devon's north coast and ran south crossing Devon and finishing at Sugary Cove by the mouth of the River Dart on the south coast.
The whole Wild Tour is a celebration of all the things we've been unable to do over the past year: perform live, sing together, and run in places too wild to be accessible from our front doors.
Along the route, Daniel and Boff performed in fields, farm yards, chapels, barns and orchards.
In story and in song, this is the story of what they found out – about the relationship between city and country, between wild and controlled, about land ownership, about why we’re drawn to wild places and about what we’re really running from.
INSIDE ART AIRS ON SKY TV
EPISODE FOUR | NIGHT FEVER
Art expert Kate Bryan explores a new exhibition that explores the relationship between club culture and design traversing the globe and spanning the 1960s to the present day.
Episode Four can be watched on Sky Arts
INSIDE ART AIRS ON SKY TV
EPISODE THREE | MASTERPIECES FROM BUCKINGHAM PALACE
Kate Bryan explores the exhibition Masterpieces From Buckingham Palace in The Queens Gallery, with works by Titian, Rembrandt and more.
Episode Three can be watched on Sky Arts
ON LOCATION
INSIDE ART DOCUMENTARY OF THE WEEK
Inside Art’s third episode ‘Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace’ listed in the Radio Times as ‘documentary of the week’.
FLEECE PAINTING AT PLAS GLYN-Y-WEDDW
FLEECE PAINTING
A FILM BY BEVIS BOWDEN
Fleece Painting is presently screening as part of Paul Emmanuel’s exhibition ‘Chapel of Hairy Flatness’ at Plas Glyn-y-Weddw until May 23rd 2021.
BOXING HARES AND THE SPRING EQUINOX
OBSERVATIONS FROM ISFRYN | BARE KNUCKLE
Today is the Vernal Equinox and the start of spring.
Boxing hares to me are synonymous with spring so it was with surprise that I saw two hares square off and do the rounds in early October.
INSIDE ART AIRS ON SKY TV
KATE BRYAN IN CONVERSATION WITH DR ROBERT TRAVERS
EPISODE TWO | RUTH BORCHARD COLLECTION
A look at a unique body of British and Irish art dedicated to self-portraiture, consisting of the very best work of the twentieth-century and more contemporary pieces.
ON LOCATION
INSIDE ART RADIO TIMES LISTING
Inside Art first episode ‘ Linda McCartney Retrospective listed in the Radio Times
ON LOCATION
KATE BRYAN PRESENTING TO CAMERA | Photo: Richard Shaw
FILMING EPISODE TWO OF INSIDE ART FOR SKY ARTS WITH PRESENTER KATE BRYAN
INSIDE ART AIRS ON SKY TV
INSIDE MARY MCCARTNEY’S STUDIO
EPISODE ONE | LINDA MCCARTNEY RETROSPECTIVE
Art expert Kate Bryan presents a behind the scenes look at a major exhibition of Linda McCartney's iconic photography at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
BARE KNUCKLE AT CAUGHT BY THE RIVER
CAUGHT BY THE RIVER
OBSERVATIONS FROM ISFRYN | BARE KNUCKLE
A FILM BY BEVIS BOWDEN
The seasonal ebb and flow of the landscape, punctuated by the familiar, brings a cycle of wonder and discovery every year to this part of mid Wales.
Boxing hares to me are synonymous with spring so it was with surprise that I saw two hares square off and do the rounds in early October.
Filmed in mid Wales, October 2020.
Music by Chequerboard.
The music can be bought here:
Chequerboard
ISFRYN which translates from the Welsh as 'under the bank' refers to an area of ancient common land and neighbouring fields in mid Wales.
This is an ongoing project that offers an opportunity to capture extended moments - observations - of both wildlife and farming within the landscape they both inhabit.
You can visit ISFRYN here.
FILMED AND EDITED BY BEVIS BOWDEN
ON LOCATION
Presently filming ‘Inside Art’ for Sky Arts
Directed by Richard Shaw
Unity House have been commissioned to produce a series of 12 x 30 minute episodes set in UK art galleries and museums.
The series will be presented by expert Kate Bryan and profile art exhibitions of every size - from marque shows at internationally renowned venues to smaller exhibitions in beautiful, intimate galleries.
‘Inside Art’ will celebrate the UK arts scene, talk to curator, artists and art lover, and explore the stories behind the artwork.
ON LOCATION
Presently filming ‘Set the Night on Fire: The Story of Ewan MacColl’ for Sky Arts
Directed by Richard Shaw
Unity House are currently in production on a one hour film about Salford singer/songwriter Ewan MacColl.
MacColl is best remembered for penning the folk standard ‘Dirty Old Town’ and the Grammy-award winning ballad ‘The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face’. But his legacy goes far beyond these much-loved songs…
‘Set the Night on Fire’ will tell the story of MacColl’s life and his varied career, with current folk musicians and close family providing new versions of his key works.
FILM PREMIERE
THESE HILLS ARE OURS PREMIERES
Both films: a song for Roseberry Topping and a song for Clougha Pike premiere on YouTube.
The Owl at Caught by the River
Filming the owl
Photo: Clare Ceprynski
CAUGHT BY THE RIVER
OBSERVATIONS FROM ISFRYN | THE OWL
A FILM BY BEVIS BOWDEN
There have always been Tawny Owls here. Heard but rarely seen, it nonetheless has been a reassuring presence. I have counted up to six individual owls on a single night calling during the winter months.
Two years ago I bought an owl box and hung it in the large tree in the corner of the field.
This summer a single owl has spent the days high up in the canopy of the large tree.
Little appears to go unnoticed.
Filmed in mid Wales, July to October 2019.
Music by Slow Meadow.
The music can be bought here:
Slow Meadow
ISFRYN which translates from the Welsh as 'under the bank' refers to an area of ancient common land and neighbouring fields in mid Wales.
This is an ongoing project that offers an opportunity to capture extended moments - observations - of both wildlife and farming within the landscape they both inhabit.
You can visit ISFRYN here.
FILMED AND EDITED BY BEVIS BOWDEN