Photography
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Showreel – Underwater
Fully Certified Commercial Diver SCUBA and Surface Supplied < 30m
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Showreel: Multicam Live OB – Sports & Entertainment
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Showreel – Nature, Documentary & Factual
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Only days after a tragic attack that left four people dead and many injured, tens of thousands have gathered in Westminster. While the 27 remaining EU member states are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, crowds in London protest the government’s hard Brexit strategy.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Women’s March on London, Jan. 21st 2017
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
One woman discovers Rough Roads Ahead in some of the most remote places on earth.
In past century, humanity has seen more changes to its way of life than ever before in history, and with them new challenges. But what about the most remote communities and those whose way of life hasn’t changed in hundreds of years… or has it?
To find out what it means to live and to be a woman in the remotest corners of our planet, a young scientist turned adventurer leaves behind the frontiers of modern research, for the frontiers of our modern world.
Producer/Director, Presenter: Patricia Francisconi
DoP: Ludovic Petho
Edit: Patricia Francisconi
For almost 50 years, a brutal civil war has been going on between the indigenous population of West Papua and the occupying military forces of Indonesia. It has cost the lives of an estimated 600 000 civilians and has displaced many more. Accurate statistics on the conflict however, are hard to come by, since international NGOs are barred from the country, including the Red Cross and United Nations (apart from a few rare exceptions).
The conflict began in 1969, when a commission of 1025 men and women, appointed by the Indonesian armed forces, were tasked to vote on behalf of a native population of almost a million, in favour of giving up the country’s sovereignty. With this so-called “Act of Free Choice”, often referred to as the “Act of No Choice”, the western half of the Papuan island became part of Indonesia. The Malenesian population’s fight for independence has been going on ever since and hundreds of thousands have fled violence, war and oppression across the Fly River, to neighbouring Papua New Guinea.
Journalist: Patricia Francisconi
Camera: Lou Petho
Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Short clip of documentary “Rough Roads Ahead” (currently in Post.)
Location: Papua New Guinea
Producer/Director: Patricia Francisconi
DoP: Ludovic Petho
Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Location: Deia – Mallorca, Spain
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Øresund Bridge – Denmark
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Royal Enfield Shop – London, UK
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon IS L 50mm f/1.4
Location: Bad Tatzmannsdorf, Austria
Model: Christoph Lichtblau
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 15-35mm f/2.6L IS USM
Location: London, UK
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon IS L 50mm f/1.4
Location: Båstnäs Car Cemetery, Sweden
Camera: Canon 7D
Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Escuela de Buceo Profesional – Benalmadena, Spain
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Escuela de Buceo Profesional – Benalmadena, Spain
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Protest at 10 Downing Street, London.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
A day in the life of Matt and the other rough sleepers of Clapham Common.
Shooting PD & Editor: Patricia Francisconi
Release: pay-per-view web
Martial Arts are often more than a sport. They are a social group, a support structure and for many people Martial Arts is therapy. It’s something they could not imagine living without.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
A social market for sustainable products, complete with home made food and live music.
If you don’t know where to go…. go to the circus!
Behind-the-Scenes Documentary – Clara Blume’s Pop Up Circus
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Mixed Martial Arts Den – Battersea, London
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
National Front and Anti-Fascist Network clash at a demonstration in Dover.
On Saturday, Sep.12th, 2015 National League and Anti-Fascist network clash in a number of confrontations at the protest in Dover.
At 12:10 pm, the Anti-Fascist Network begin their march at Pancester Gardens, heading for “The Castle”, meeting-point of the National Front. Only minutes later the situation escalates in the streets surrounding the pub.
After 20 minutes, Kent Police briefly manage to separate the groups and create some distance between the protesters, before they break away from police lines.
After a few confrontations, which saw a number of people injured and at least one car window smashed, the protesters disperse in the midafternoon.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Client: Han Yan Yuan, Hong Kong Television
Showreel – Underwater
Fully Certified Commercial Diver SCUBA and Surface Supplied < 30m
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Showreel: Multicam Live OB – Sports & Entertainment
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Showreel – Nature, Documentary & Factual
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Only days after a tragic attack that left four people dead and many injured, tens of thousands have gathered in Westminster. While the 27 remaining EU member states are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, crowds in London protest the government’s hard Brexit strategy.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Women’s March on London, Jan. 21st 2017
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
One woman discovers Rough Roads Ahead in some of the most remote places on earth.
In past century, humanity has seen more changes to its way of life than ever before in history, and with them new challenges. But what about the most remote communities and those whose way of life hasn’t changed in hundreds of years… or has it?
To find out what it means to live and to be a woman in the remotest corners of our planet, a young scientist turned adventurer leaves behind the frontiers of modern research, for the frontiers of our modern world.
Producer/Director, Presenter: Patricia Francisconi
DoP: Ludovic Petho
Edit: Patricia Francisconi
For almost 50 years, a brutal civil war has been going on between the indigenous population of West Papua and the occupying military forces of Indonesia. It has cost the lives of an estimated 600 000 civilians and has displaced many more. Accurate statistics on the conflict however, are hard to come by, since international NGOs are barred from the country, including the Red Cross and United Nations (apart from a few rare exceptions).
The conflict began in 1969, when a commission of 1025 men and women, appointed by the Indonesian armed forces, were tasked to vote on behalf of a native population of almost a million, in favour of giving up the country’s sovereignty. With this so-called “Act of Free Choice”, often referred to as the “Act of No Choice”, the western half of the Papuan island became part of Indonesia. The Malenesian population’s fight for independence has been going on ever since and hundreds of thousands have fled violence, war and oppression across the Fly River, to neighbouring Papua New Guinea.
Journalist: Patricia Francisconi
Camera: Lou Petho
Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Short clip of documentary “Rough Roads Ahead” (currently in Post.)
Location: Papua New Guinea
Producer/Director: Patricia Francisconi
DoP: Ludovic Petho
Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Location: Deia – Mallorca, Spain
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Øresund Bridge – Denmark
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Royal Enfield Shop – London, UK
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon IS L 50mm f/1.4
Location: Bad Tatzmannsdorf, Austria
Model: Christoph Lichtblau
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 15-35mm f/2.6L IS USM
Location: London, UK
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon IS L 50mm f/1.4
Location: Båstnäs Car Cemetery, Sweden
Camera: Canon 7D
Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Escuela de Buceo Profesional – Benalmadena, Spain
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Escuela de Buceo Profesional – Benalmadena, Spain
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4L IS USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Location: Red Sea, Egypt
Camera: Canon 5D II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2,8L USM
Protest at 10 Downing Street, London.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
A day in the life of Matt and the other rough sleepers of Clapham Common.
Shooting PD & Editor: Patricia Francisconi
Release: pay-per-view web
Martial Arts are often more than a sport. They are a social group, a support structure and for many people Martial Arts is therapy. It’s something they could not imagine living without.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
A social market for sustainable products, complete with home made food and live music.
If you don’t know where to go…. go to the circus!
Behind-the-Scenes Documentary – Clara Blume’s Pop Up Circus
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Mixed Martial Arts Den – Battersea, London
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
National Front and Anti-Fascist Network clash at a demonstration in Dover.
On Saturday, Sep.12th, 2015 National League and Anti-Fascist network clash in a number of confrontations at the protest in Dover.
At 12:10 pm, the Anti-Fascist Network begin their march at Pancester Gardens, heading for “The Castle”, meeting-point of the National Front. Only minutes later the situation escalates in the streets surrounding the pub.
After 20 minutes, Kent Police briefly manage to separate the groups and create some distance between the protesters, before they break away from police lines.
After a few confrontations, which saw a number of people injured and at least one car window smashed, the protesters disperse in the midafternoon.
Camera & Edit: Patricia Francisconi
Client: Han Yan Yuan, Hong Kong Television
