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  Buying Time for Peace
The work of the MDRP in the
Great Lakes Region of Central Africa.
 
  Windows on Mission:
11 Countries, 1 Mission
Series on mission companions
serving around the world.
 
  Nigeria:
The Imam and the Pastor
Directed and filmed
Nigeria Peace Ceremony for FLT Films.
Launch: November 2006
 
  The Adventure Story of an Ethiopian Priest's Pilgrimage Overland to Jerusalem
In Development.
Contact us for more details
 
  Czech Republic:
The Women of Room 28
Filmed Holocaust survivors.
 
  Kenya:
Camels Through the Badlands
300 miles on foot through
lawless northern Kenya.
 
  France-England:
Bath Tub Odyssey
Directed and filmed Tim-Fitzhigham
on his epic row. Exploring co-production options on exclusive footage.
 
 

Tim arrives at Tower Bridge		 France-England: Bath Tub Odyssey
Synopsis:
In the words of Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the world's greatest living explorer, "It is a brave man who takes to the wild seas in a copper bath with only a rubber duck for support".
 
  In August 2005 Englishman Tim Fitzhigham succeeded in his quest to row across the English Channel and up the river Thames to Tower Bridge, London, in an old copper bath tub. This was a tremendous feat of endurance as Tim battled to navigate his bath through one of the most treacherous bits of tidal water in the world. Stranded on sandbanks, chased by seals, narrowly avoiding vast tankers, driven off course by invisible currents, Tim's is a heroic journey of one man's battle against the elements culminating in his triumphant and emotional arrival at Tower Bridge. Tim's show In the Bath: Unplugged, won the Editor's Award from ThreeWeeks at the Edinburgh Festival in September 2005.

Cloudburst Media filmed this journey and is exploring co-production options on this exclusive footage.

Related Links:
www.timstub.com
www.threeweeks.co.uk
www.edinburgh-festivals.com

 
   
 
   
 
    Director: Philip Carr
 Nationality: British

Philip was educated at Eton and Durham University. He then attended the British Army's officer training academy at Sandhurst, and spent three years serving as a cavalry officer in the UK, Canada, Oman, and Argentina. Upon leaving the Army in 2000 with the rank of Captain, Philip entered the media world, training at CBS News, CNN and APTN in London, and at the Edit Centre in New York. He formed Cloudburst Media in 2002 and since then has filmed around the world including the following countries: Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Sudan, Uganda, Pakistan, India, China, Panama, Honduras and the USA. Philip has recently completed his latest documentary "Buying Time For Peace" about the unique role of the MDRP in demobilizing and reintegrating ex-combatants in the Great Lakes Region of Central Africa.
Working with Philip Carr