Luke Seomore

Their feature documentary Isolation premiered at Edinburgh International Film Festival in 2009.[2] The film received numerous positive reviews,The Guardian wrote that Isolation was 'a beautifully attuned piece of work'[3] while Sight and Sound wrote 'The film replicates this chaos by introducing a potent clash of poetry and magic realism in between the naturalistic interviews.'[4] and Little White Lies proclaimed it was one of the three best British films at EIFF, describing the documentary had a 'visually stunning aesthetic that is absolutely riveting, a vital and important documentary that stays with you long after it has finished'.[5]

The film also caught the attention of English film director Ken Loach,[6] who described the film as 'important document of the experiences of ex-soldiers through the eyes of someone who knows.’ Dazed & Confused magazine commissioned a discussion between Seomore and Loach, to celebrate the release of Route Irish.[7]

Seomore composed the film's entire score and a live soundtrack version of the film premiered at Branchange Film festival in Jersey.[8] After Jersey the film backed by live score (additional musicians Michael Garrad and David Stephens) sold out two dates at The Roundhouse and one date at the Barbican.[9][10][11]

In July 2010 Picturehouse Cinemas released Isolation nationwide. The film toured throughout the UK, a live score was performed at each screening by Seomore alongside musicians Michael Garrad and David Stephens.[12]

The duo have produced numerous music videos and documentaries for such acts as, Four Tet, Steve Reid, Tricky (who described them as 'genius'), Liquid Liquid, Wild Beasts (shot in a blizzard, where Seomore contracted frostbite[13]), Duffy, British Sea Power[14] and The Last Shadow Puppets whom Alex Turner and Miles Kane hired to document the making of their album 'Age of the understatement'[15]

• Luke Seomore on IMDb
• The Times Blood Cells review
• Guardian article and Interview With Luke Seomore about Isolation
• Interview with It's Nice that
• Isolation's official Picturehouse site
• Isolation at Edinburgh Film Festival
• D & AD Award for Granta

• Lost & Found: Jim Lee (short) (2005)
• Isolation (2010)
• The First Dead Lies (short) (2012)
• Blood Cells (2015)

• Forgotten Landscapes (2009) (Installation)[16]