‘Letters To God’ is the 3rd single/ music video release, from Melbourne based producer/ rapper Bastian Bucks’ self produced album ‘This Machine Kills Dreams’. Filmed in Florence, Italy, ‘Letters To God’ is the final music video from this series. Shot/ co - Directed by Bron Flutterby 'This Machine Kills Dreams' is out now https://bastianbucks.bandcamp.com/album/this-machine-kills-dreams

Shot in Berlin, Germany, while heading across Europe in late 2017. ‘Get Heavy’ is the second music video/ single release from Bastian Bucks' self produced, forthcoming album 'This Machine Kills Dreams'. Pre Order the album here http://bit.ly/2HyEs8M Co-Directed/ shot by Bron Flutterby & Bastian Bucks Produced/ recorded/ mixed & mastered at Treehouse Of Sounds

blessed to be in this beautiful city

Gruff is the 3rd single release from my forthcoming album TMKD Video shot and co directed by Bron Anderson

A read along rap exert from Dr. Seuss' "Daisy Head Mayzie" This ones for all the parents and kids out there, and to the wonderfully talented Dr. Seuss. Beat produced by Juice Story To Be Continued..

Here is a short video to accompany my proposal for Canon Australia. Produced by: Bron Flutterby Music Production: Bastian Killjoy

Bron Flutterby is a digital photography tutor from the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria. Bron likes to take her classes out for adventure, so off we went and the rain ..well it made for great reflections! This is my experience on a cold winter night in Melbourne, whoa! Shot on my Canon 60D

Supermoon November 2016 rising over Mt, Dandenong Victoria LOCATION - THE BASIN ROUNDABOUT Since forever I have loved the moon. 'I see the moon shining bright, the stars.. come out at night' Tonight's digital photography class Part 3 (we postponed the topic of Macro) and decided to go for a walk up the road to The Basin roundabout and wait for the moon... waited we did until 8.30pm as we were getting eaten alive by mozzies ..even through our clothes. These moments are driven by our determination to capture the Moon at it's brightest in 70yrs! So we decided to head back to The Basin Community House​ to have a cuppa. It was 9.30pm and still no moon in sight from our point of view, as the moon is rising behind the mountain.. Mt. Dandenong. I was glad to have my 75 - 300mm #canonlens - I have been waiting in anticipation to try this lens out with the moon. So, we all departed our own ways, as I drove up to the roundabout .. BOOM there was the bright cloud behind Mt. Dandenong.. so I pulled over at the roundabout immediately! There was a couple waiting in their car for the moon to rise above the mountain. I made conversation with them and they too had been waiting for the #supermoon, and I was so pleased to this time be prepared to capture it! So, Camera, Tripod, Zoom Lens in hand .. I was so THRILLED to experience the moon rising.. it rose FAST .. right before my eyes. It was tricky to manage the exposure settings, from a faster to slower shutter speed to capture the detail 1/50 was a good exposure time when no cloud was in front. I have made this video as this is quite a significant moment in time. .! Thank you Emma Wiles​ for the snaps of me, and Bastian Jamie Killjoy​ for writing this track in the middle of the night to accompany the visual journey ... ! Happy Super Moon Rejoice!