Andreas Yiasimi and Sexy Deborah Andries team up for a music video filmed on the North Norfolk coast of the UK. Deborah has worked with Vince dela Cruz from Katrina & the Waves, Mike Nocito (Johnny   more...Hates Jazz) Caragan Music Agency Rob & Alan Fennah Producers at Pulse Records.  less

Finally, The Bridge

Looking for the Bridge and getting lost, plus more ranting

Starting out, ramblin on about nothing and goofing up.

because i dont own a grey one

yummm. beachage.

Exotic model, Donna Africa pushed the boundaries in her latest project when she attempted a record costume change. The goal was to acheive a whole calendars worth of material all in one day and test the   more...resilient model to the extreme. The location was set in West Runton, Norfolk where the elephant fossils were found a few years ago. An ideal setting for one of the topics chosen which was a Zulu tribal outfit.  less

Twelve actors from Cromer based Amber Models agency stormed onto Norfolk beaches for an action packed show reel presentation. A normally quite Sunday morning was turned into a war zone with scenes mimicking   more...the 1967 blockbuster movie 'The Dirty Dozen'  less

Exclusive selection of black and white war photographs taken on set while filming a short military style show reel called The Amber Models Dirty Dozen. The poignant side of battle and what the soldiers   more...go through in time of conflict. The actors were emotionally broken down for this film that was captured in stills by Andreas Yiasimi and movie by the amazing Lambda Films of Norwich.  less

Behind the scenes of the Official 'Amber Models Dirty Dozen' show reel. Twelve male actors twelve models on the North Norfolk coast of the UK bringing to life their profiles in a dynamic presentation.   more...A quite North Norfolk village, East Runton was turned into a battle zone on a quiet Sunday afternoon by the creative film talents of Lambda films of Norwich. We take a look on how the short film was made. From make up artist to film producers and even talk to some of the actors and what they thought. It's always amazing to see what went on behind the camera and how something like this materialized.  less

Irina on location for a sexy photographic shoot in Cromer on the beautiful North Norfolk coast of the UK. This popular babe must have some of the longest legs in the business.

Rare footage Andreas Yiasimi from world music band The Constantia Brothers live at Norwich Arts Center in Norfolk.

Spiritual uplifting display complete with skateboarding nuns and fire throwers. Filmed at West Runton church on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast of the UK.

Here we are with a second display of photographic stills to introduce future film clips we will be sharing with friends on Live Video. As not to unnecessarily repeat blurb from the first video we put   more...up please take the time to check things out there. Enjoy the photographs and leave a comment if you have time. Looking forward to keeping in touch with everyone and making new friends.

Photography © Andreas Yiasimi / Amber Models UK

Title of backing track - El Greco Latino by © Andreas Yiasimi  less

Sensational pictures released of a face peering out of a hotel window created global interest and hit the headlines. Glamour model Nakita Ramos from Amber Models UK posed for an international model shoot   more...outside Hotel de Paris in Cromer, claimed to be one of the most haunted hotels in Norfolk. When the photograph had been developed an orb like glow was noticed near the face of the model, on closer inspection an eery face was spotted peering out of the hotel window. Could this spooky face be one of the ghosts that haunt this old Victorian building.  less

Norwich Puppet Man in a music video called, Down With The Blues, sung by cromer music man, Just Bob.

It is a rusting metal skeleton which is usually hidden by the sand and the waves - but every now and then it appears as a reminder of a legendary lifeboat rescue from nearly 100 years ago.
These photographs   more...were captured in recent weeks by local lensman Andreas Yiasimi on the beach to the east of Cromer pier.
Sand stripping currents and a low tide sometimes reveal what remains of one half of the Fernebo, which was lost off Cromer in 1917. The other half of the Swedish ship sank separately after the boat was blown in two by a mine.
The January day all those years ago was the scene of Cromer lifeboat coxswain Henry Blogg's first of three RNLI gold medals.
A lengthy account of the rescue is available in at least two books, but in short Blogg and his men saved the lives of nearly 30 men that day.
Around the middle of the day 16 were plucked to safety from the Greek ship Pyrin in an extremely challenging rescue.
But the real story of the day was yet to be revealed.
Despite their exhaustion from the earlier rescue, Blogg and his crew twice tried unsuccessfully to launch and get to the Fernebo.
On the third attempt they made it through the crashing seas and rescued 11 more men. Six men had already got themselves near to shore on a small boat which capsized, but they made it to safety thanks to the efforts of some of the many hundreds of people gathered to watch what was one of the most dramatic days Cromer had even witnessed.
Cyril Jolly, in his book Henry Blogg of Cromer, The Greatest of the Lifeboatmen, noted how one Cromer man recalled the Fernebo rescue 40 years on, having seen it all happen at the age of nine.
He too had yelled himself hoarse acclaiming the lifeboat-men and there and then had placed Henry Blogg alongside Horatio Nelson and Robert Falcon Scott as his boyhood heroes.
Hardly surprising - in all it had been an on and off 14 hour battle to help both ships.
While most tourists walking the beach at Cromer today would never see the Fernebo wreck, a large proportion of locals will have little or no knowledge of it either.
Some will have seen the odd jagged lump of metal in the past but unable to see the full form of a keel.
One of those who knows the wreck better than most is Frank Muirhead, the archivist at the town's Henry Blogg Museum.
I used to play in it as a little kid, said Mr Muirhead.
There was a bit more of it left then of course.
When there are scarring tides and you go down there at the right time, there is often quite a bit of it on show.
There had been deliberate removal of parts of the ship many years ago, said Mr Muirhead, with explosive charges used to remove some sections.
Mr Yiasimi said he took the photographs about a month ago during an unrelated photo shoot.
It was quite something to see, he said, and I thought it would be a good idea to record it before it was covered up again.
Article By ED FOSS EDP
Pictures By Andreas Yiasimi © Fuoco Photography  less

Sexy UK stunner Angie Lopez turning up the heat on a location shoot on the North Norfolk coast of England. Rare video footage behind the scenes fun with some hot picture results on Cromer beach. Leggy   more...Angie sporting bikini fashions and shopping in Cromer town centre where she met famous George the butcher that stands outside the popular Icarus Hines shop - The last of the independent butchers in Cromer.  less

Hot UK Norwich Bikini Babes, Anna Lu and Miss Marie from Amber Models party at the beach in Cromer during a promotional photographic shoot promoting sexy bikini fashions and exotic beach wear. Exclusive   more...picture results and behind the scenes fun video footage. Enticing UK babes, fast cars and glamour at it's best with a beautiful North Norfolk location backdrop.  less

An international music video featuring the Constantia Brothers was shot at the world famous Pavilion Theatre on Cromer pier and East Runton beach. The 3 minute long film score called ‘For The Love Of   more...Cyprus’ was penned by Bouzouki impresario, Yas Yiasimi and was picked up by Carlin Music of London together with 5 other tracks that were aired at last years Olympics in Athens. ‘For The Love Of Cyprus’ is a powerful musical arrangement dedicated to the late Bob Barratt, the Constantia’s founder and producer.

The whole project was kicked into action after a call from International Greek Television wanting to screen the song. In true Constantia Brothers fashion everything to do with the release is to have a Norfolk flavour to it, from Location right through to the film director. Norwich born independent film director, Liz Gould was thrown into the international film arena to direct and produce the music video, she says ‘the film piece is an exciting mixture of animation and real live action reflecting the story of the Constantia Brothers and their amazing background’ Liz studied at the Royal College of art in London before returning to Norfolk and is about to start teaching on a film school course which is being run in collaboration with Cinema City (The Arts Cinema in Norwich)

This is by far the biggest production the Constantia Brothers have embarked on and its extraordinary to think it should come when the boys have taken a step back from performing to produce and direct others. ‘Such is the music game’ Explains Andreas chief PR for the band ‘things come when least expected in the industry and it just underlines how unpredictable the music business can be’ The filming was spread over three days. Locations included Trafalgar Square and Tower Bridge, London and Ashwood Studio in Norwich where the track was actually recorded  less

Sha Na Na was a song I originally wrote for the crowning of Miss Sheringham / Carnival Queen on the North Norfolk coast of the UK a few years ago. It was a time when I took a break from my family band   more...the Constantia Brothers and we were all into individual projects. This song is a part of a spate of tracks I laid down during that time as a solo artist. I decided to take things a step further and prepared story boards for my songs for possible music videos. I was approached by an excellent video production company, DJM in Norwich and the whole thing was set into motion. I had tremendous fun making the videos and working with some amazing people. In this particular song I had the privilege of appearing along side Melita Morgan. Melita has just starred in a major movie, Mister Lonely that was directed by the magical Harmony Korine. It's not surprising really, she was fantastic to work with and it was a matter of time before she hit the big screen. Song Title Sha Na Na Words and Music © Andreas Yiasimi Video directed by Andreas Yiasimi Video produced by DJM Norwich Norfolk UK  less

Welcome to a photographic test reel in stills from Amber Models. Beautiful Norfolk girls to compliment our wonderful location backdrop here on the North Norfolk coast of the UK. This is really a pilot   more...run for filming we have planned in the near future that will cover; exclusive interviews, documentaries and news in the modelling and entertainment's scene in East Anglia and across the globe.

We have been preparing a base from which we will be releasing film clips right here on the official Amber Models Live Video TV channel. Live Video has provided a new dimension in communication concerning the arts and has opened the door for genuine enthusiasts to broadcast to a wider audience. With this in mind please take the time to comment or leave something constructive, be it just a couple of lines about the pictures, announcing useful news or events.

Photography © Andreas Yiasimi / Amber Models UK

Title of backing track - Mandolino / Latin Mix by © Andreas Yiasimi  less