Flutterby (2021) is my graduation film project I created as part of a team. Our main four members split into different roles representing each part of production. My role was cinematographer. I took charge of all camera and lighting equipment.

This whole project took eight months of from start to finish as we went through different stages of pre-production: meetings involving fundraising and planning, script rewrites, equipment practice, auditions, screen tests and much, much more. Due to the sheer amount of preparation and dedication, we were able to reduce our production days from four to three.

For post production, I had provided a list of shots and the takes I preferred would go in the final cut.

Despite the mass hysteria of Covid-19 flooding the news on a daily, this project was my favourite project I have ever worked on.

Post submission, the film was taken even further. With a handful of funds left over from the fundraising, Flutterby was entered into multiple Film Festivals across the United Kingdom. We were lucky enough to win many of these and were given the opportunity to view the film in a VUE cinema.