Pugh Productions

14/10/2026

13/10/2026

A glimpse into the soundtrack for the upcoming Lloyd-Jones documentary. Jared Kraft's beautiful rendition of the Welsh hymn tune 'Llef', followed, for comparison, by a recording of it being sung in the Royal Albert Hall, London, in 1963 (Lloyd-Jones may well be in the congregation as he would have been pastoring in Westminster Chapel at the time).

18/09/2026

Save the date! Premiere screening in Bethlehem Church, Port Talbot, exactly 100 years since he preached his first sermon there on 28th November 1926. He would go on to be their pastor for over a decade, and a large portion of this documentary covers his time there - and you'll be sitting in the same building he ministered.

If you can't make it to South Wales though, there will be another screening a few days later in North Wales at Bradley Road Church in Wrexham on Wednesday, December 2nd, 7pm.

Good morning,
Consider this your official invitation to join us at the original Church that the Dr started his long ministry in to watch the new Documentary.

An interesting point to remember is that you will be sitting in the same pews that he preached too exactly! 100 years to the date..just one hour later (evening services start at 6pm).

This was the evening service, held the very first time he preached at the church, and it was in this second service of the day that he preached on Corinthians 2:2

"For I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ and him crucified".

At a church after- meeting (customarily held after the evening service) the people were delighted to hear him say "I feel this is the place I would like to work in. Will you have me?"

You won't get another chance to do anything like this for another 100 years.
I hope we see you there if you can make it.
Rob

17/08/2026

A small preview of a few of the AI historical recreations for the Lloyd-Jones doc. I go on location to film the sequences, research any archive photos of the area, and then hand them to AI genius, David Astudillo.

03/08/2026

You learn something new every day. That's certainly true as I read John Davies' History of Wales. Today's relates to Dr. Lloyd-Jones. For decades prior to his family becoming dairy workers in London, 4,000 from Cardiganshire (county of Llangeitho) had already been doing the same.

31/07/2026

Lunch at Dr Lloyd-Jones' childhood home, followed by a 5 minute interview with Dan Thomas, caretaker of Daniel Rowland's chapel, about how Lloyd-Jones returned to Llangeitho in 1935 and preached to 7,000 people in the open air, just like Daniel Rowland had done 200 years previously in the Methodist Revival, which began in 1735. Also, Rowland's statue was looking dazzlingly white and squeaky clean after recently being restored.

22/07/2026

Some screenshots of JT on location in London and Aberavon for the upcoming Lloyd-Jones doc

02/07/2026

Small selection of photos on the job (at Fairway Print & Design in Bagillt, and PMB Landscapes working at a property in Lymm) by Ian Williams Photography

24/05/2026

Filming interviews last week for a friend's documentary at a conference in Surrey