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Living Down Under Gold Coast

Tessa Steven, a UK migrant, has filmed a series of DVDs to help people wanting to live in Australia visualise what life is really like. 

Tessa provides an independent assessment of the ups and downs of migrating to Australia and provides practical advice for anyone considering living and working there. 

Having travelled the world extensively and using her personal knowledge of the migration process, you will find expert answers to many important questions about emigrating and living in Australia. 

In the eleven sections of this DVD, you will find out about getting a job and the tax system, coping with the climate, the cost of living, the education and medical systems, whether to buy or build a house, buying a car and the transport system, if you can take your pet, shopping, snakes and spiders, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time. 

With scenes recorded throughout the Gold Coast, this DVD portrays everyday life in many forms. It’s a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to emigrate and a generally fascinating insight into Living Down Under. Tessa’s passion for Australia is truly visible in this educational and informative DVD. 

Real people living real lives!

“A fantastic DVD, very informative, a must for emigrating families.” - The Morris family from Buxton, Derbyshire

“Brilliant!” - Richard from Surrey

Living Down Under Sunshine Coast

Tessa Steven, a UK migrant, has filmed a series of DVDs to help people wanting to live in Australia visualise what life is really like. 

 Tessa provides an independent assessment of the ups and downs of migrating to Australia and provides practical advice for anyone considering living and working there. 

 Having travelled the world extensively and using her personal knowledge of the migration process, you will find expert answers to many important questions about emigrating and living in Australia. 

 In the eleven sections of this DVD, you will find out about getting a job and the tax system, coping with the climate, the cost of living, the education and medical systems, whether to buy or build a house, buying a car and the transport system, if you can take your pet, shopping, snakes and spiders, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time. 

 With scenes recorded throughout the Sunshine Coast, this DVD portrays everyday life in many forms. It’s a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to emigrate and a generally fascinating insight into Living Down Under. Tessa’s passion for Australia is truly visible in this educational and informative DVD. 

Real people living real lives!

“Brilliant.” - Richard from Surrey

“Thanks so much for the DVD, it was absolutely beautiful; I can definitely imagine myself living there. I liked the way you showed an every day picture of Australia (enormously useful for us).” - Robert from Norwich

Living Down Under Retire in Australia

Tessa Steven, a UK migrant, has filmed a series of DVDs to help people wanting to live in Australia visualise what life is really like. 

Tessa provides an independent assessment of the ups and downs of migrating to Australia and provides practical advice for anyone considering living and working there. 

Having travelled the world extensively and using her personal knowledge of the migration process, you will find expert answers to many important questions about emigrating and living in Australia. 

In the twelve sections of this DVD, you understand and see life at one of Australia’s premium retirement villages (LivingChoice), as well as learning about the tax system, coping with the climate, medical systems, buying a car and the transport system, shopping, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time. 

With scenes recorded throughout Australia, this DVD portrays everyday life in many forms. It’s a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to emigrate and a generally fascinating insight into Living Down Under. Tessa’s passion for Australia is truly visible in this educational and informative DVD. 

Real people living real lives!

“We found the DVD very informative and interesting.” - Sue from West Yorkshire

“Thanks so much for the DVD, it was absolutely beautiful; I can definitely imagine myself living there. I liked the way you showed an every day picture of Australia (enormously useful for us).” - Robert from Norwich

Living Down Under Brisbane

Tessa Steven, a UK migrant, has filmed a series of DVDs to help people wanting to live in Australia visualise what life is really like. 

Tessa provides an independent assessment of the ups and downs of migrating to Australia and provides practical advice for anyone considering living and working there. 

Having travelled the world extensively and using her personal knowledge of the migration process, you will find expert answers to many important questions about emigrating and living in Australia. 

In the eleven sections of this DVD, you will find out about getting a job and the tax system, coping with the climate, the cost of living, the education and medical systems, whether to buy or build a house, buying a car and the transport system, if you can take your pet, shopping, snakes and spiders, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time. 

With scenes recorded throughout Brisbane, this DVD portrays everyday life in many forms. It’s a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to emigrate and a generally fascinating insight into Living Down Under. Tessa’s passion for Australia is truly visible in this educational and informative DVD. 

Real people living real lives!

“We received your DVD yesterday and it is brilliant. We were planning on a reccie trip but after seeing your DVD have abandoned that idea as a waste of valuable time and money as it looks so fabulous we would definitely not want to leave once we arrived. Thanks again for your prompt delivery service and fab DVD.” - Esme from Swindon

Living Down Under Sydney

Tessa Steven, a UK migrant, has filmed a series of DVDs to help people wanting to live in Australia visualise what life is really like. 

Tessa provides an independent assessment of the ups and downs of migrating to Australia and provides practical advice for anyone considering living and working there. 

Having travelled the world extensively and using her personal knowledge of the migration process, you will find expert answers to many important questions about emigrating and living in Australia. 

In the eleven sections of this DVD, you will find out about getting a job and the tax system, coping with the climate, the cost of living, the education and medical systems, whether to buy or build a house, buying a car and the transport system, if you can take your pet, shopping, snakes and spiders, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time. 

With scenes recorded throughout Sydney, this DVD portrays everyday life in many forms. It’s a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to emigrate and a generally fascinating insight into Living Down Under. Tessa’s passion for Australia is truly visible in this educational and informative DVD. 

Real people living real lives!

 “We found the DVD very informative and interesting.” - Sue from West Yorkshire

“Thanks so much for the DVD, it was absolutely beautiful; I can definitely imagine myself living there. I liked the way you showed an every day picture of Australia (enormously useful for us).” - Robert from Norwich

Living Down Under Australia

Tessa Steven, a UK migrant, has filmed a series of DVDs to help people wanting to live in Australia visualise what life is really like.

Tessa provides an independent assessment of the ups and downs of migrating to Australia and provides practical advice for anyone considering living and working there.

Having travelled the world extensively and using her personal knowledge of the migration process, you will find expert answers to many important questions about emigrating and living in Australia.

In the eleven sections of this DVD, you will find out about getting a job and the tax system, coping with the climate, the cost of living, the education and medical systems, whether to buy or build a house, buying a car and the transport system, if you can take your pet, shopping, snakes and spiders, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time.

With over 500 scenes recorded throughout Australia, this DVD portrays everyday life in many forms. It’s a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to emigrate and a generally fascinating insight into Living Down Under. Tessa’s passion for Australia is truly visible in this educational and informative DVD.

Real people living real lives!

“We found the DVD very informative and interesting.”
Sue from West Yorkshire

“Thanks so much for the DVD, it was absolutely beautiful; I can definitely imagine myself living there. I liked the way you showed an every day picture of Australia (enormously useful for us).”
Robert from Norwich

F1 Review 1976 Hunt for the Title

Formula One 1976 Review - Hunt for the Title is the DVD review of the 1976 Formula 1 season. This was the year when Britain's James Hunt, in the McLaren, amazingly clinched the Formula One Drivers Championship during the final Grand Prix of the season in Japan.

The reigning Champion, Niki Lauda in the Ferrari, started the 1976 season as the favourite for the Championship. His nearest rival, Emerson Fittipaldi, made the patriotic switch from McLaren to the Brazilian funded Copersucar team. This left a hole at McLaren... it was filled by the ambitious British hopeful with the playboy image, James Hunt, to set the scene for a dramatic season of racing.

Tyrrell stole the limelight early on in the season, not for their results, but through the unveiling of their revolutionary six-wheeled P34 - it certainly was a unique sight to F1 fans. Hunt quickly adapted to life at McLaren and, unfazed by Lauda's early dominance, continued to pick up valuable points and podium finishes.

The 1976 season however will probably be best remembered for Niki Lauda's horrific accident at the Nurburgring that nearly ended his life and saw him rushed to hospital with major burns. His resilience and dedication to racing saw him make a remarkable recovery, returning six weeks later to ensure a thrilling climax to a season that ended with only one point separating 1st and 2nd place in the championship. Again it was the last eventful race in the rain in Japan that decided the title.

Brunswick Films were pioneers in the embryonic days of Formula One production, when sponsors controlled the demand for footage, and before the era of global TV coverage began. They have skilfully combined film from their famous archive - including some previously unseen material - to create a review that captures the essence of a very special era in Grand Prix racing.

The 1976 Formula 1 season is perfectly summarised in this 52 minute DVD using archive footage from Brunswick Films. The review is a wonderful piece of Grand Prix nostalgia in which the dashing James Hunt, driving for McLaren, thrillingly clinched the 1976 Formula One Drivers Championship on the final Grand Prix of the season.

Now you can relive the key events from the 1976 Grand Prix season on this DVD.

Tags: Grand Prix , F1 , Formula 1 , 1976

Avon Tours of Britain 1973-5

"Alluring cocktail of motor racing's sharpness and rallying's improvisation. Occasionally revived. Much missed" Daily Telegraph

"You can just imagine the classic capers involving the likes of Graham Hill, Roger Clark, James Hunt and Tony Pond. Watch this film and see if you're right" Autosport

"Brilliant" Classic and Sports Car

This DVD brings together action-packed footage of some of the greatest racing drivers and rally stars doing battle around Britain in standard family saloons.

The Avon Tour of Britain was designed to put ordinary cars, straight from the showroom, to the ultimate test on racetracks and rally stages during a 1,000-mile journey.

Over three years, the Tour attracted the biggest names in motorsport, including Formula One greats Graham Hill, James Hunt and Jody Scheckter and rally stars like Roger Clark, Tony Pond and Andrew Cowan. They could not resist the challenge of fast and furious competition in standard saloons on iconic race circuits, including Silverstone, Oulton Park and Snetterton, and demanding special stages, including the always challenging Welsh mountains. There’s even a drag race at Santa Pod in the first year!

All the major motor manufacturers were determined to prove their machines had the reliability, performance and style to survive hundreds of miles of tough driving by some of the toughest drivers in the business. Datsun brought its Bluebirds, Ford the Escorts and Capris, Triumph had its Dolomite Sprint and Vauxhall the Magnum. Rover were there, along with Mazda, Lada and BMW, plus, of course, the Americans got in on the act with the awesomely powerful Chevrolet Camaro.

The classic confrontations between race and rally greats in standard road cars makes for compelling viewing, the driving geniuses power sliding these family favourites around Cadwell and Mallory Park, before switching to the grass, gravel and grit of rallying.

Avon Tour of Britain 1973-75 brings you all the action from each year. In fact, this DVD’s coverage is so comprehensive it features not one, but two films about the incredible 1974 event!

"For three years in the mid-1970s, the Tour of Britain pitted stars of racing and rallying against each other in races and rallies around the country. You can just imagine the classic capers involving the likes of Graham Hill, Roger Clark, James Hunt and Tony Pond. Watch this film and see if you're right" Autosport

"This brilliant DVD comprising four 1973-75 films (112 mins in total) chronicles one of Britain's best motor sport events. F1 aces such as Hill and Hunt took on rally legends Roger Clark, Pond et al in caged-up, bog-standard motors at the UK's greatest venues" Classic and Sports Car

Retromobile 2008 Europes Leading Classic Car Show

Retromobile is the world's most elegant classic car show, featuring some of the greatest vehicles and most famous personalities from the golden age of motoring and motorsport.

This programme, presented by respected motorsport journalist Simon Taylor, takes you to the Paris Expo at Porte de Versailles for the 33rd Retromobile show. Join Simon as he meets the stars and cars, visits some of the more than 300 exhibitors and experiences the incredible classic car auction hosted by Bonhams.

Major motor manufacturers grace the show with rare historic vehicles from their collections, and many of the finest examples are shown in glorious close up. This programme looks at the likes of Citroen, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the iconic 2CV, Honda, Renault, Bugatti, Mercedes, Maserati and many more great names.

Racing legends Stirling Moss and Vic Elford talk to Simon about their illustrious careers and the cars which carried them to victory.

The programme also examines the incredible price tags attached to some of the classic cars on show, such as the magnificent 1928 supercharged Mercedes-Benz 26/120/180 S-type Roadster, valued at more than £1.8million, which was just one of the 75 lots in the Bonhams auction.

Not only will you enjoy a guided tour of the exhibition halls, but you will also be treated to the spectacular sight of classic cars parading through the streets of Paris.

We are the Lambeth Boys

We are the Lambeth Boys is a fascinating glimpse into the everyday lives of working class young people in the Britain of the 1950s. This pioneering documentary – part of the Free Cinema movement - was one of the first films to give this section of the community a voice, and remains an important and ground-breaking work.

 Made for the Ford Motor Company’s ‘Look at Britain’ series, We are the Lambeth Boys was directed by Karel Reisz, who would go on to direct critically-acclaimed feature films such as Saturday Night Sunday Morning and the award-winning The French Lieutenant’s Woman. His ‘fly-on-the-wall’ style allowed his subjects to speak for themselves, revealing their hopes and fears, their loves and hates as a revolution in youth culture offered new opportunities, and new challenges.

 We are the Lambeth Boys was among the innovative films which paved the way for the modern observational style of documentary. Reisz’s subjects are the boys and girls who attend the Alford House Youth Club in London’s Kennington. We see them at work, at school and, most importantly, at the youth club. It was here the young people could meet up to chat, to debate, to play cricket, to gossip and to dance. Five decades on, this archive film offers a snapshot of the period when Britain’s social values were on the verge of being transformed forever, and lets those who would lead the transformation speak for themselves.

 The soundtrack comes from jazz great Johnny Dankworth, while respected British television actor Jon Rollason narrates.

 The brilliance of We are the Lambeth Boys was recognised in its own time – it represented Britain at the Venice Film Festival and won the Grand Prix at the short film festival in Tours, France – and it remains an important piece of social history as well as a ground-breaking piece of film making.