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George, Bryony & friends
A purpose-led filmmaking studio.
Manchester, UK
👇 Ukraine Amputee Documentary 'Djakuju' - Help us raise £20,000
This story needs to be told. The story of hundreds of amputees in Ukraine and one determined UK racing driver who keeps returning with aid.
Here's why we're making 'DJAKUJU' the film.
Next week: crowdfunder goes live! 🥳
A @broadenstudio documentary
Featuring @paul.fullick.racing
Directed by @georgewebster.dop
Growing in our garden 🌿
Bryony, George, Jack, Phil, Meg and Bruford at @broadenstudio
More in the coming weeks as we introduce the team.
Captured by @fionafinchett
Growing in our garden 🌿
Bryony, George, Jack, Phil, Meg and Bruford at @broadenstudio
More in the coming weeks as we introduce the team.
Captured by @fionafinchett
Growing in our garden 🌿
Bryony, George, Jack, Phil, Meg and Bruford at @broadenstudio
More in the coming weeks as we introduce the team.
Captured by @fionafinchett
Growing in our garden 🌿
Bryony, George, Jack, Phil, Meg and Bruford at @broadenstudio
More in the coming weeks as we introduce the team.
Captured by @fionafinchett
Growing in our garden 🌿
Bryony, George, Jack, Phil, Meg and Bruford at @broadenstudio
More in the coming weeks as we introduce the team.
Captured by @fionafinchett
Growing in our garden 🌿
Bryony, George, Jack, Phil, Meg and Bruford at @broadenstudio
More in the coming weeks as we introduce the team.
Captured by @fionafinchett
Broaden (verb): i. To increase the width, breadth, or scope of, and
ii. To affect or to make something affect more things
Broaden is a purpose-led filmmaking studio. Founded by Bryony Simcox and George Webster, we are a collective of makers and doers who partner with bold and brave organisations. We craft films which shift perspectives, inspire action and deliver impact.
We love what we do, and we're delighted to share our showreel: headphones on, tune in.
And remember, nature bats last.
Soundtrack by the incredible @wildforms_
Manifesto with @tom_q_manchester
Design with @birch_please
Featuring:
@visitgreenwich
with @saskiacoomber @vivideverywhere
@supersonic_fest
@rosietee
@alldaygoods
@lapinadalab
@coventry2021
@alexaguitarist
@stollerhall
@thefoundationsportland
@lynnebecofficial
@adfreecities
@utmbmontblanc
with @runtodrinkbeer / @patmacyep / @runnaman
@bmusic_ltd
@orchestrasforall
@ivolvecare
@normanwalshuk
@bolton_library_museum
@commonwealthsport
@aidsunflower
@wdcvalencia2022 / @fundaciodisseny
with @pepegimeno_ / @lebrelfurniture / @weareclapstudio
@focusedperformance
@goodtripstravel
@nus_uk with @biminibabes
@lankumdublin
@westonparkofficial / @vivideverywhere
@manchestercollective
@snowpoet_
@un.procedure_band
@thecastingsmcr with @native.communities
@brianlightninginc at @sofarbirmingham
Why make a film about amputee aid in Ukraine?
When I was interviewed by @therealnihal last week about my upcoming documentary Djakuju, one of the main questions I was asked was - why? Why me, why this story and why now?
Once I saw people crossing the border in 2022 firsthand, the answer was simple.
I know I have to make this film.
//
I’m @georgewebster.dop - a Manchester-based documentary filmmaker at @broadenstudio
@djakujuthefilm is our documentary about amputee aid.
This month, your donations help bring this story into public view - where it can’t be ignored.
You can donate to the making of this film via the link in our bio.
Hello? Did you forget?
The war in Ukraine is still happening. 100,000 Ukrainians have become amputees since Putin invaded in 2022. Despite this, coverage is dwindling.
For Ukrainians, the nightmare continues. It’s up to us to keep their stories alive.
We haven’t forgotten - have you?
//
We’re @broadenstudio - a Manchester-based filmmaking studio.
@djakujuthefilm is our documentary about amputee aid.
This month, your donations help bring this story into public view - where it can’t be ignored.
You can donate to the making of this film via the link in our bio.
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
One grassroots music venue was lost every two weeks in the UK in 2024. More than half of grassroots music venues made no profit at all in 2025. What’s to come in 2026?
Grassroots venues are the pillars of which the UK’s iconic music scene stands upon. Without them, up-and-coming artists don’t get the chance to perform. Music-lovers can’t support their local talent. But with prices rising and funding dwindling, this crucial sector is in trouble.
Broaden backs the underdog.
Our relationship with experimental music from homegrown talent runs deep. From filming sweaty sets at @supersonic_fest in Birmingham, to contemporary classical pieces with @manchestercollective, to hosting our own audiovisual @nightgardenfestival, we are experts in this field.
On that note, behold Broaden’s latest creation: our Psychic Dancehall Hype Reel! Held across multiple venues in Derby, this festival showcased a range of alternative and underground music from top-notch artists. We worked with handheld FX6 cameras and prisms, plus we were joined by Harry and Joe, two student filmmakers from @derbyuni.
We need to keep supporting our local music venues and festivals. Without events like this, our music culture can’t survive.
Directed by: @georgewebster.dop and @bryonysimcox
Feat: @psychicdancehallfest / @kikimorarecords / @derbyuni
Contact: info@broaden.studio
We've all seen this. War fatigue, shifting news attention, dwindling aid. It all affects Ukraine.
So what can we do?
We need to keep our eyes open. Keep sharing stories. Keep profiling real people on the ground.
Where do you get your Ukraine updates? Share below 👇
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We're @broadenstudio – a Manchester-based filmmaking studio.
@djakujuthefilm is our documentary about amputee aid.
This month, your donations help bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
It should be Earth Day, every day.
On our studio door we have the words 'nature bats last'. It's a reminder to the team that:
- nature isn't an 'out there' far away
- we're all nature
- and ecological limits are very, very real
📸🌿 Stills from ten years of filmmaking across the north of England, the eastern coasts of Spain and Australia, adventures in mainland Europe and beyond.
When one trip leads to something much bigger... Meet @paul.fullick.racing from @djakujuthefilm
Paul is an army veteran, charity leader, racing driver, owner of a motorbike cafe, driver coach and since 2021, an amputee.
But he's also just a normal guy: "I thought I'd do one trip and that was it."
Can you help us finish this film?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
Yes, the headlines are scary. But behind the headlines, lives are being rebuilt from scratch.
'Djakuju' is a documentary about amputee aid in Ukraine.
It looks deeply into the true cost of war: life-changing injuries navigated through
human connection,
resilience and
compassion.
Your support helps bring this story into public view – where it can’t be ignored.
We need £20,000 in 30 days to finish this film. Can you donate or share this post?
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/djakuju
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
This week we're filming in Indonesia! It's got us reflecting on a previous work trip, when Bryony visited the Banda Islands in 2023.
These portraits are just some of the people we met there, across the week on this incredible volcanic archipelago.
The first photo is of a man called Magafira Ali. Maga is a community champion, an activist and a doer. He cares deeply about waste and the effect it has on our ecosystems, and has been instrumental in setting up a recycling scheme which works across education, infrastructure, behaviour change and collective action.
Maga left a lasting impression on us.
So it's a wonderful full circle moment that we're working on a project about improving waste in Indonesia with the @worldbankgroup and George is out there filming as we speak.
♻️
Pictured:
1. Magafira
2. Ayunda
3. Yasr. Rudi
4. Agil
5. Hanatia
6. Irwan
7. Hadijah and Disa
8. Achmad
9. Raza
10. Maga
all photos @bryonysimcox
*Five lessons for complex storytelling*
Do you work in the arts, culture or charity sectors? Then you'll know how hard it is to distill complex messages into clear stories.
Here's what I've learnt:
1. KIDS SAY IT BETTER. Adults overcomplicate.
2. START WIDE. Capture the 'off camera' moments and not just the main event.
3. FIND YOUR FOCUS. Choose a key character and hone in. Follow a personal thread.
4. BREATHING SPACE. Powerful messages need room to resonate. Use music and pause points.
5. HUMAN CONNECTION, ALWAYS. If a moment makes you laugh, smile, or even cry, it will do the same for your audience: gold dust.
Try these lessons on your next impact film project. They also transform your social media campaigns, reports and newsletters too!
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