Documentary following Santi, a fixie bike street racer from Madrid, and a group of riders who are risking everything in order to prove themselves. At a time when opportunities are limited for many youth in Spain, being part of this subculture gives them something to fight for.

A series of films showing you how to connect, automate, and manage all your Samsung and SmartThings-compatible appliances and electronics.

The best dads accept you for exactly who you are. Starring Jessica Zyrie and her dad, Wayne, this film for Absolut aims to accelerate acceptance on our planet all year long in association with GLAAD.

To mark the commencement of a national partnership with Picturehouse, we created this powerful cinema ad for Refuge. ‘Hide and Seek’ aims to raise funds and awareness of domestic abuse which unfortunately affects so many women and children.

Frank Carter the Rattlesnakes fall victim to gang of female seaside vampires who suck the blood of local men and transform them into more female vamps.

Jean-Luc Godard and the French New Wave’s most iconic dance scene transported to a romanticised, authentic London setting. ‘Oooo Lala’ (Feat.Kaidi Akinnibi) is lifted from Bluelab Beats debut album ‘Xover’.

Inspired by the decor lovers searching for their perfect piece, we see our heroine Sophia Brown hunt for her statement Swoon item.

The Swan is a metaphor for vanity, an allegorical tale which imagines the character of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale “The Ugly Duckling” re-visited in later life.
Having finally found acceptance within his own kind, the desire for beauty has taken it’s toll.

This campaign looks at why criminals need “money mules”: people who allow their bank accounts to be used to launder money – a rising trend with devastating consequences.

Look how happy this chap is about getting a free train ride. Simply book through your Trainline app for the chance to win one.

Six hyper-targeted social films aimed at different demographics, featuring a mysterious Tesco colleague musing on love from the flower stand for Valentines Day.

Our BAFTA-winning short film Home, starring Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger, produced in partnership with UNHCR, Somesuch and Docu Fest. The film also picked up advertising awards at British Arrows and Cannes Lions, entering the public discourse around the refugee crisis and affecting policy-making at the highest level.

A series of films aimed at getting kids pumped up about their new school shoes for @clarksoriginals.