Martin Pavey
Films
List of services
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Generation Z
Director: Ben Wheatley
6 Episodes for Channel 4
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The Extraordinary Miss Flower
Directors: Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard
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Timestalker
Director: Alice Lowe
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Meg 2 (The Trench)
Director: Ben Wheatley
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In The Earth
Director: Ben Wheatley
You can almost hear Wheatley cackling with glee at some of the movie’s most outlandish sequences, with Clint Mansell’s gorgeous, giallo-tinged score intertwining with Martin Pavey’s throbbing sound designs, like some vast sonic mycorrhiza. The result absolutely demands to be experienced on the biggest screen possible in a darkened auditorium with the sound turned up to 11, engulfing the viewer in its deliciously dark spell.
Mark Kermode Guardian
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Delia Derbyshire The Myths and The Legendary Tapes
Director: Caroline Katz
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The Kindred
Director: Jamie Patterson
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Burial
Director: Ben Parker
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Paul Dood's Deadly Lunchbreak
Director: Nick Gillespie
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Possessor
Director: Brandon Cronenberg
...much of the film is characterized by an eerie stillness and a distinctive sense of hovering dread. Reason
Dazzling with its impeccable sound design and visual aesthetic. Home
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Undergods
Director: Chino Moya
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The Lie Of You
Director: Richard Redwine
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Justine
Director: Jamie Patterson
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Kriya
Director: Sidharth Srinivasan
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In Fabric
Director: Peter Strickland
Martin Pavey’s woozy sound design, enfolds the film like a duvet spritzed with chloroform. Telegraph
...the film’s sound design is its most remarkable element – whether it’s rustling cloth or unnerving chatter that builds to a deafening crescendo. LWL
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Extra Ordinary
Directors: Mike Ahern & Enda Loughman AKA Daddy
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Borley Rectory
Director: Ashley Thorpe
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Happy New Year Colin Burstead
Director: Ben Wheatley
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Tucked
Director: Jamie Patterson
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The Field Guide To Evil
The Cobbler's Lot
Director: Peter Strickland
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FreeFire
Director: Ben Wheatley
Free Fire achieves and sustains its sense of carefully orchestrated chaos for nearly a full hour, augmented by aural wizard Martin Paveys intricate sound design. - Variety.
This is one of the best sound-designed films in quite some time, and calls for surround-sound to be truly felt. - cutprintfilm.com
Martin Paveys spectacular sound design, will have you ducking for cover as bullets whizz past your ears. - fandom.wikia.com
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Prevenge
Director: Alice Lowe
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The Chamber
Director: Ben Parker
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The Greasy Strangler
Director: Jim Hosking
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High Rise
Director: Ben Wheatley
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Tank 432
Director: Nick Gillespie
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AAAAAAAAH!
Director: Steve Oram
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The Duke Of Burgundy
Director: Peter Strickland
Every rustle of fabric is heightened; every frill and soap bubble captured in a plane of focus so shallow you daren't breathe in case you disturb it.
The Telegraph *****
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ABC's Of Death 2
G Is For Grandad
Director: Jim Hosking
B Is For Badger
Director: Julian Barratt
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Final Prayer (The Borderlands)
Director: Elliot Goldner
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Room 8
Director: James W. Griffiths
BAFTA Best British Short Film 2014
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Sightseers
Director: Ben Wheatley
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The ABC's Of Death
B Is For Badger
Director: Julian Barratt
G Is For Grandad
Director: Jim Hosking
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A Field In England
Director: Ben Wheatley
One of the films most striking qualities is its address to our ears. In Martin Paveys sound design, everything floats unmoored, dialogue has the same sonic status as the wind or the eerie music.
The Independant
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The Devil's Business
Director: Sean Hogan
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Kill List
Director: Ben Wheatley
The impressive sound design by Martin Pavey gives everything a brilliantly tense quality, and the smart jump cuts keep even these seemingly simple domestic dramas edgy.
Screen Daily
Martin Pavey's sound design is so unnerving it scared the bejeezus out of our cats!
Reelingreviews
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Down Terrace
Director: Ben Wheatley
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Flash Back
Director: Martin Pavey
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Zombie Office
Director: Johan Kruger
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She Should Have Gone To The Moon
Director: Ulrike Kubatta
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Hell's Ground (aka Zhibahkhana)
Director: Omar Khan
