LookBermuda has produced 6 of the top Jingles as videos which can be seen in this player on LookTV, CITV & YouTube.

Use the playlist link in the bottom left of the player to switch between videos or follow the individual YouTube links listed below. 

Direct Links to Jingles:

Francis Patton Boys: http://youtu.be/CGEHeQnV-co

Francis Patton Girls: http://youtu.be/eKWMw01Eglc

Port Royal: http://youtu.be/bjjfpKciIgs

St. Davids Primary: http://youtu.be/bfl_VE031l8

Victor Scott Girls: http://youtu.be/yvPiYpraE20

Elliott Primary: http://youtu.be/Owxjpj0aTu8

LookBermuda photographer Jean-Pierre Rouja recently produced the photography for the historic Chelston Estate, a world-class family compound which has been listed by Sinclair Realty, the exclusive Bermuda affiliate for Christie's International Real Estate.

Shot over a two week period in December and January, the photographs showcase the 14-acre estate which extends from the main house sitting at the top of Grape Bay drive approximately one-half mile down to the pavilion on private Grape Bay beach.

In addition to the 10,000+/- sq. ft. main house,  Chelston boasts three guest houses, a staff cottage, a pool house and beach pavilion (with a kitchenette, wood burning pizza oven, two shower rooms with changing facilities and a covered terrace)

“Along with stylist Molly Fitzmaurice Tolaram for Paget Park, we produced a portfolio of images that will be used by the Sinclairs and Christie’s for the marketing of the property internationally.

We have photographed many high-end homes and this is by far the most prestigious."

For more informtion visit SinclairRealty.com

See a selection of the photos below: 

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

J-P Rouja | LookBermuda

Click to launch virtual tour of Convening of Parliament, November 4th, 2011

This includes several hundred thousand hits via National Geographic:

We have also bee featured on the cover and in multiple pages in Archaeology Magazine:

We later found out that this was the famous "Magical Whale" which had starred in Andrew Stevenson's film and hadn't been seen in several years.

We will posting more to this story so please check back-

Their efforts to visually document Bermuda's unique heritage, history and culture has opened up that world in a way that captures the attention and imagination of our young people and ensures that generations in the future will also understand the importance of sustaining our Island home. 

This film on the Cahow, Bermuda's National Bird, will be an asset to schools as they lead students through the local curriculum. 

I thank the Foundation and Jean Pierre Rouja for this contribution that will help to make teaching and learning in Bermuda even more interesting.

Dame Jennifer Smith, DBE, JP, DHumL, MP, Minister of Education.”

Photo: Chris Burville

Tonight a film entitled "Higher Ground" the Cahow Translocation Project will be launched, focusing on this unique management programme designed by Conservation Office Jeremy Madeiros to save Bermuda's national bird, and to safeguard its future.

JP Rouja of LookBermuda, the media company which produced Higher Ground, said: “The film follows the work of the translocation project between 2005 and 2010 as the team move chicks from the crumbling outlying islands and create a new and secure nesting colony on the island of Nonsuch.”

The film, the making of which was supported by Hannover Life Re, Butterfield and Vallis, the Audubon Society and BZS, will be broadcast on LookTV Cable Vision channel 001, online at LookBermuda.com and as an interactive curriculum asset through the LookBermuda Educational Media Foundation for the Public, Private and Home Schools.

It is showing Thursday evening at BUEI, for VIPs, Sponsors and Educators.

Anyone that has not received an invitation and is interested should send an email via the form on LookBermuda.com to be added to the list for future screenings.