
Charity & Non-Profit
St Oswald’s Hospice: Focus on Living
A short film about the Focus on Living Centre, showing a side of hospice care most people never see.
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Charity films usually mean telling someone’s story, sometimes a difficult one, in a way that respects them and still moves people to give or act. We take time over consent, framing and how people are shown, as well as the finished cut.
We’ve worked with St Oswald’s Hospice for years, on their brand launch, Focus on Living, Gifts in Wills and their Giving Day.



Here's the call sheet. It's the same one our crew works from, minus the parking details.
| Sc. | Where | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | On the phone | A chatTwenty minutes on who the film’s for and what it needs to do. No brief? No problem. That’s what the chat’s for. |
| 02 | Our office | The planInterview questions or a script, a shot list, a schedule and a fixed quote. You sign it off before anyone picks up a camera. |
| 03 | Your site | The shootUsually a day or two. We bring the cameras, lights and crew, and get your people relaxed before we roll. |
| 04 | The edit suite | The editDominic cuts it, you watch it, and two rounds of changes are included as standard. |
| 05 | Your inbox | DeliveryEvery version you need for your website, socials and events, with subtitles. |
A hospice Giving Day our film was part of raised over £300,000, and a film we made for a community choir helped them secure a £180,000 foundation grant. We’ll always be straight with you about what a film can and can’t do for an appeal.
“The team consistently demonstrates professionalism and discretion while filming on site. … Equipment is managed carefully, spaces are left tidy, and filming is planned thoughtfully to avoid any impact on patient care or operational activity.”