We attempt to bridge the gap between subject and maker. We produce distinctive and thoughtful work embodying a theory of ‘participatory cinema’, not so far from the idea of cinéma vérité. 

We hope for some sort of development, growth or unfolding; a reason to make these films beyond the merely investigative, observational, or voyeuristic.

We share an open respect for the cultural habits and the choices of the subjects of the film and we want to show you their lives.

We are driven by a wish to see what is good in the world, we offer films that give an alternative way of seeing integrity, dignity and honour.

To do this, we decided to draw from our law and business lives and employ our professional strengths, interests and commitment to developing a documentary and film practice that highlights the courage, integrity, selflessness and determination of people.

Ordinary people.

People like you and me. People that make their lives matter in the small things that they do, and in the great things that some can do.