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Our first official Eremos Trilogy poster — created by the wonderful @ravivasavan

Here’s Ravi’s description behind the design:

The keyart captures the shared undercurrent of the Eremos trilogy through a single ripple, showing how each story connects across time and space. The drowning head at the centre reflects the emotional weight each protagonist carries. Isolated, overwhelmed, but not alone.

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The official trailer for Eremos Trilogy is here.
Three stories. One journey.

Premieres 19th June at Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley.

Coming soon.

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We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

We were pleased to deliver two workshops alongside our talented friend Danny Murphy, director of Don’t Look, at Deaffest - the UK’s leading Deaf film and arts festival.

We shared insight into developing and realising film projects with limited resources, exploring practical processes and creative strategies used in low-budget filmmaking, including planning, collaboration and problem-solving. We also spoke about our journey from early concepts through to public and private screenings.

Thank you to everyone who attended both workshops. It was wonderful to see both familiar and new faces and so many passionate people within the industry.

And thank you @deaffest for having us!

Eremos Trilogy is returning to the big screen at @deaffest this weekend, the UK’s leading Deaf-led Film & Arts Festival!

The film will be screened at @lockworkscinemas on Saturday, 9th May. We will also be delivering two workshops on the same day, titled “Film with Nearly Empty Pockets” and “Film Marketing with Nearly Empty Pockets” in collaboration with Danny Murphy, the director of ‘Don’t Look’.

Join us to discover how to make films on a low budget and with limited resources!

#SigninStyleatDeaffest #Deaffest 2026

Eremos Trilogy is returning to the big screen at @deaffest this weekend, the UK’s leading Deaf-led Film & Arts Festival!

The film will be screened at @lockworkscinemas on Saturday, 9th May. We will also be delivering two workshops on the same day, titled “Film with Nearly Empty Pockets” and “Film Marketing with Nearly Empty Pockets” in collaboration with Danny Murphy, the director of ‘Don’t Look’.

Join us to discover how to make films on a low budget and with limited resources!

#SigninStyleatDeaffest #Deaffest 2026

We are incredibly proud to share that Eremos Trilogy has won the Disability Experience category.

This recognition means a great deal to us and we’re grateful to LVFF for honouring our work and for giving our film a platform among such inspiring voices. Being part of the festival has been a wonderful experience and we deeply appreciate the support, visibility and celebration of diverse storytelling.

Thank you again to @littlevenicefilmfestival for recognising our film and for welcoming us as part of the festival!

'Eremos Trilogy’ | Directed by Sam Arnold (UK, 2025)

🎞 Nominee - Best Film + Best Actor | https://shorturl.at/KBOwi

Eremos Trilogy is the first-ever Deaf short film anthology, and entirely self-funded. Eremos derived from the Greek word for “solitude” is the central theme that connects all three films. The trilogy follows three different deaf protagonists as they navigate various forms of isolation in modern society. Each story explores challenges unique to the deaf community, blending gritty, thought-provoking narratives with a touch of dark humour.

(Content warning: This programme contains references to suicide attempts, sex addiction, and drug abuse.)

🎟️ Coming to screen at #Deaffest 2026 - more info here: https://shorturl.at/ok6xE

#SigninStyleatDeaffest

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

Eremos Trilogy will be screening across the UK and the US in April and May. Festival programme flyer featuring Eremos Trilogy showtimes:

3 - Phoenix Film Festival: @phoenixfilmfestival
Deaf Directed Shorts
Thursday 16th April
18:50 I Shapiro Theatre
Friday 17th April
16:55 I Phoenix Film Theatre
Saturday 18th April
9:00 I Coterie Tax Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, USA

4 - Las Cruces Film Festival: @lcfilmfest_
International Shorts
Saturday 11th April
11:45-13:45 I Cineport 10
Las Cruces, NM, USA

5 - Little Venice Film Festival: @littlevenicefilmfestival
Narrative Shorts
Wednesday 22nd April
11:00 I ActOne Cinema
London, UK
Disability Experience
Wednesday 22nd April
12:00-18:00 I Vue Piccadilly Circus
London, UK

6 - Deaffest: @deaffest
Best Film Nominee
Saturday 9th May
13:50 I Lockworks Cinema
Wolverhampton, UK

7 - NewFilmmakers LA: @nfmla
Disabilities in Focus
Saturday 16th May
14:30-22:00 I South Park Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Visit their website or Instagram page to purchase tickets. Enjoy and don’t forget to tag us!

We are excited to share that Eremos Trilogy has been selected to screen as part of NewFilmmakers LA Film Festival. Thank you @nfmla for this opportunity and for recognizing our work!

This marks our third screening across the United States.
11th-16th May 2026, Los Angeles, USA

#NFMLA #NewFilmmakersLA

∴ No big budgets. Just good ideas, creativity, and getting it made!

Two workshops at #Deaffest 2026 - led by:

𐀪 Sam Arnold - director of 'Eremos Trilogy' (Best Film nominee)

𐀪 Danny Murphy - director of 'Don’t Look' (Best UK Short Film nominee)

𐀪 Sam Ash - cinematographer of 'Don’t Look' (Best Cinematographer nominee)

- Film With Nearly Empty Pockets

- Film Marketing With Nearly Empty Pockets

Saturday 9 May.

More info + book:
https://deaffest.co.uk/deaffest-2026-events-workshops/

@eremos_trilogy + @dontlookmovie are also screening at the festival:
https://deaffest.co.uk/deaffest-2026-screenings/

#SigninStyleatDeaffest

We are delighted to share that Eremos Trilogy has been selected as a finalist at Big Fridge International Film festival, following its earlier nomination as a semi-finalist.
Stay connected for further news!

Eremos Trilogy is returning to the big screen at Rîl Cymru Festival in Cardiff, Wales!

The film will be screened at Chapter Arts Centre on Saturday, 21st March at 10:30am, followed by a post-screening cinematography workshop with our cinematographer, Samuel Ash.

The screening/workshop is free for everyone, more details in the bio!

Eremos Trilogy is returning to the big screen at Rîl Cymru Festival in Cardiff, Wales!

The film will be screened at Chapter Arts Centre on Saturday, 21st March at 10:30am, followed by a post-screening cinematography workshop with our cinematographer, Samuel Ash.

The screening/workshop is free for everyone, more details in the bio!

BTS: As a guerrilla micro low budget production, we worked with a single camera, capturing multiple takes from different angles to build the scene dynamically and efficiently.

Video description 1: The director and cinematographer capture shots from behind Duffy as he performs Visual Vernacular in front of 20–25 Deaf supporting artists inside a magical community hall. Fae, our 1st AD, oversees the set and logs each take.

**Massive thanks to Sheffield Deaf Club for taking part in the film and to Farm Road Sports Club for providing the venue.

Video description 2: The director and cinematographer on a handheld tracking shot from behind Nadeem as he moves through Sheffield’s busy high street, carrying his folded chair through the crowd. 1st AD is overseeing the cast and crew around the live environment.

Video description 3: The director and cinematographer capture a moving close-up of Duffy, with subtle performance details and emotional intensity.

Video description 4: The director and cinematographer film a medium shot of Duffy performing a scene from Vol. III opposite Nadeem inside a dimly lit flat, creating a moody, intimate atmosphere.

BTS: As a guerrilla micro low budget production, we worked with a single camera, capturing multiple takes from different angles to build the scene dynamically and efficiently.

Video description 1: The director and cinematographer capture shots from behind Duffy as he performs Visual Vernacular in front of 20–25 Deaf supporting artists inside a magical community hall. Fae, our 1st AD, oversees the set and logs each take.

**Massive thanks to Sheffield Deaf Club for taking part in the film and to Farm Road Sports Club for providing the venue.

Video description 2: The director and cinematographer on a handheld tracking shot from behind Nadeem as he moves through Sheffield’s busy high street, carrying his folded chair through the crowd. 1st AD is overseeing the cast and crew around the live environment.

Video description 3: The director and cinematographer capture a moving close-up of Duffy, with subtle performance details and emotional intensity.

Video description 4: The director and cinematographer film a medium shot of Duffy performing a scene from Vol. III opposite Nadeem inside a dimly lit flat, creating a moody, intimate atmosphere.

BTS: As a guerrilla micro low budget production, we worked with a single camera, capturing multiple takes from different angles to build the scene dynamically and efficiently.

Video description 1: The director and cinematographer capture shots from behind Duffy as he performs Visual Vernacular in front of 20–25 Deaf supporting artists inside a magical community hall. Fae, our 1st AD, oversees the set and logs each take.

**Massive thanks to Sheffield Deaf Club for taking part in the film and to Farm Road Sports Club for providing the venue.

Video description 2: The director and cinematographer on a handheld tracking shot from behind Nadeem as he moves through Sheffield’s busy high street, carrying his folded chair through the crowd. 1st AD is overseeing the cast and crew around the live environment.

Video description 3: The director and cinematographer capture a moving close-up of Duffy, with subtle performance details and emotional intensity.

Video description 4: The director and cinematographer film a medium shot of Duffy performing a scene from Vol. III opposite Nadeem inside a dimly lit flat, creating a moody, intimate atmosphere.

BTS: As a guerrilla micro low budget production, we worked with a single camera, capturing multiple takes from different angles to build the scene dynamically and efficiently.

Video description 1: The director and cinematographer capture shots from behind Duffy as he performs Visual Vernacular in front of 20–25 Deaf supporting artists inside a magical community hall. Fae, our 1st AD, oversees the set and logs each take.

**Massive thanks to Sheffield Deaf Club for taking part in the film and to Farm Road Sports Club for providing the venue.

Video description 2: The director and cinematographer on a handheld tracking shot from behind Nadeem as he moves through Sheffield’s busy high street, carrying his folded chair through the crowd. 1st AD is overseeing the cast and crew around the live environment.

Video description 3: The director and cinematographer capture a moving close-up of Duffy, with subtle performance details and emotional intensity.

Video description 4: The director and cinematographer film a medium shot of Duffy performing a scene from Vol. III opposite Nadeem inside a dimly lit flat, creating a moody, intimate atmosphere.

BTS: As a guerrilla micro low budget production, we worked with a single camera, capturing multiple takes from different angles to build the scene dynamically and efficiently.

Video description 1: The director and cinematographer capture shots from behind Duffy as he performs Visual Vernacular in front of 20–25 Deaf supporting artists inside a magical community hall. Fae, our 1st AD, oversees the set and logs each take.

**Massive thanks to Sheffield Deaf Club for taking part in the film and to Farm Road Sports Club for providing the venue.

Video description 2: The director and cinematographer on a handheld tracking shot from behind Nadeem as he moves through Sheffield’s busy high street, carrying his folded chair through the crowd. 1st AD is overseeing the cast and crew around the live environment.

Video description 3: The director and cinematographer capture a moving close-up of Duffy, with subtle performance details and emotional intensity.

Video description 4: The director and cinematographer film a medium shot of Duffy performing a scene from Vol. III opposite Nadeem inside a dimly lit flat, creating a moody, intimate atmosphere.