drbass@drbass.co.uk
Dr. Bass.Film and TV.Music for films.Acting.Modelling.Supporting artist.

Experience

2011 - “Cambridge Lives” soap opera (ongoing project by Envision Television) - plays Martin Collins, father of the Collins family.

2011 - “The Brass Teapot” (Laundry Films) - played the expert on Arthurian legends.

2011 - “Bridge of Regrets” (Trirème Films) - played a college bursar who refuses an application for a bursary.

2010 - “The Lee Nelson Show” (for BBC3). One of a line-up of pretty “girls”, with a spoken line and improvisation.   

2010 - “The Three Musketeers”, (Naked Stage series at the ADC theatre).  Played the part of a father who has abused his daughter sexually, and chooses suicide as the best way to help her.

2010 - “No Through Road”, (ADC theatre).  Played the part of an asylum seeker who is let down by the immigration system.

2009 - “Love Is”, a short film by Colin Moody and Leoni Kibbey. Played the busker. The film shows how the park’s gardener elbows aside the busker and courts the human statue.

2009- “The Secretary”, (ADC theatre).  Played the part of the cleaner, who helps the secretary escape from her ordeal.

2009 - “Helter Skelter”, (Joshua Kiff). Played Chris, the main character.  The film charts the break-up of Chris’ life from drug abuse and mental illness.  Watch it here.

Dr. Bass works as a supporting artist, a musician, and a music teacher. He is a bass player in a function band (see www.pizazzband.co.uk), and a teacher of guitar and bass guitar (see www.drbass.co.uk/tuition.html).  He has also worked in musical theatre (as a band member).  He has given lectures to Cambridge University.  

Special skills