Created for Little Green Pig, this film focuses on their after-school clubs, which provide a space for young writers to develop their ideas and tell their stories.
The story:
Little Green Pig work with young people across Sussex, nurturing confidence, self-expression, and creativity. In this film, we focus on their after-school clubs, which provide a space for young writers to develop their ideas and tell their stories.
The approach:
Filmed across three sessions, we interviewed young people, mentors, and workshop leaders to capture the benefits felt by everyone involved. It was a real privilege to spend time alongside these after-school clubs, and deeply moving to hear the children read their own work.
“Caleb was brilliant at talking to the children and young people at Little Green Pig - a great communicator with a brilliant visual eye.”
Nicky Crabb - Director, Little Green Pig
Using footage filmed over eight years, this film captures Harvey’s journey at Brighton Table Tennis Club from young player to coach.
The story:
Harvey first walked through the doors of Brighton Table Tennis Club as a ten-year-old. This film follows his journey over the next eight years, celebrating his growth not only as a player, but as a coach inspiring the next generation.
The approach
This wasn't a film that could be planned. Instead, it was built from moments captured over eight years, documenting Harvey's development from childhood to adulthood.
Commissioned by The National Trust to document more than a dozen projects working together to protect chalk grassland across the South Downs.
The story:
The Changing Chalk project brought together organisations, landowners and local communities to restore and protect one of Britain's rarest landscapes. This film explores the people and projects working across the South Downs to conserve chalk grassland for future generations.
The approach:
With more than a dozen projects to represent in just eight minutes, the challenge was finding a thread that connected them all. Filming across the South Downs, we captured a wide range of people and places, weaving their individual stories into a single film that reflects the scale and ambition of the project.
Commissioned by The Marylebone Project to share the stories of the women at the heart of one of London's largest women's homelessness charities.
The story:
The Marylebone Project provides a safe place for women experiencing homelessness, alongside the support they need to rebuild their lives. This film shares the stories of women whose experiences reflect the compassion, resilience and hope found throughout the organisation.
The approach:
Filmed over the course of a week, this was a project built on trust. Working in such a sensitive environment meant taking great care to ensure everyone felt comfortable sharing their story, allowing us to capture honest and personal moments with sensitivity and respect.
“Stories of Note tick all the boxes for me: creative, approachable, they focus on attention to detail, and their film work is beautiful.”
Miriam Kennedy, Centre Manager, The Marylebone Project
Commissioned by Making it Out to tell the stories of participants whose lives have been transformed through creativity, craftsmanship and community.
The story:
Making it Out works with people who are moving on from prison, homelessness and addiction, helping them develop practical skills, confidence and a renewed sense of purpose. This film follows participants as they reflect on the difference the organisation has made in their lives.
The approach:
Filmed across a range of workshops, we captured participants at work on their chosen crafts, alongside interviews that gave them the space to tell their own stories. By focusing on both the creative process and the people behind it, the film celebrates the confidence, purpose and community that Making it Out helps to build.
“Caleb has produced several videos for us and we are always very pleased with the result and the process.”
Mark Whaley | Founder & CEO, Making it Out
Commissioned by Brighton & Hove Food Partnership to document a community pumpkin glean tackling food waste.
The story:
Every autumn, volunteers gather to harvest pumpkins that would otherwise go to waste. This film follows a community glean with Sussex Surplus, celebrating the environmental benefits of reducing food waste alongside the learning and wellbeing that come from spending time outdoors together.
The approach:
Filmed over the course of a single glean, we followed volunteers as they worked together, capturing the energy of the day. By focusing on both the harvest and the people taking part, the film highlights the lasting value of community action.