Electric Cheese are an enthusiastic and dedicated group of film and video students based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Available for Music Videos, Promotional Work, Interviews and much more, this independent production company was founded in 2005 as BAM-Media, purely for course projects. As their repertoire grew, so did their aspirations, and after the name changed to Electric Cheese, they began to produce videos on demand for individual and commercial use alike.

Electric Cheese are...

Bex Brazil - Bex has done photography work for Kerrang! magazine, and provides the promotional shots and stills for Electric Cheese's projects. To date she has also starred in The Wutars - Extensive Research video, My Pet Me - Words Spoken In Silence video and not to mention a stunning part in a video for Madonna's Material Girl.

Ryan Child - Ryan's role is to organise the promotional and advertising aspect of the company. Actors and extras alike, Ryan is in charge of leaflets, flyers and posters all in the name of rousing interest and recruiting. Ryan can also be seen getting tortured in the My Pet Me - Words Spoken In Silence video.

Elle Demicoli - Elle handles the PR facet of Electric Cheese. As well as an integral role in the production process, Elle is responsible for spreading the word and networking the Electric Cheese experience.

Phil McNeill - Phil is responsible for the Electric Cheese website. He also designs most of the logos and artwork seen on the site as well as the various Electric Cheese T Shirts and merchandise.

Mark Rawlins - Mark is the technical brain behind Electric Cheese. In the early phases, he provided all of the camera and editing equipment, and as such is an expert in both areas. Now the equipment has become more advanced, his skills have developed into that of a professional director/editor.

Ben Savage - Ben is every bit Mark's equal when it comes to filming and editing, and forms the second part of Electric Cheese's main technical force.