When Phil X Morris (IMDB and BBFC listed independent charity film director) retired as an operational member of his local search & rescue team he had just one item on his bucket list…to try and learn how to produce a 3d animated story-based film which might help young children get an idea of what they should do and not do, if they were to ever get lost whilst playing outdoors.
It’s a story of a challenge given and accepted, a race against the clock, frustration, disappointment, swallowed pride and finding help!
Views: 19 | Enquiries: 0Now in my 70’s and finally (!) retired I spent over 40 years working as a fire safety professional, but then came to full-time writing, spending a further 10 years writing text books and client advice material for a global corporation’s in-house training academy. So, no one was more surprised than me when I then found myself writing children’s storybooks.
Changing to a writing job enabled me to take on voluntary work for charities that were operating in support of the emergency services, involving taking on roles ranging from driver of an emergency support vehicle based at a large fire station, to being an operational member of my local search & rescue team.
As the team’s nominated Community Officer giving talks to local groups and organisations was a regular and very pleasant part of my role. I'm very happy now to continue to give talks (at no fee), but happy to accept even the smallest of donations for the charity "National Search and Rescue Dog Association (NSARDA)".
NB For mobility reasons I would prefer to limit my travelling to the western half of Kent plus the London Boroughs of Bromley and Bexley. Thank you!
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