Clientele — Community organisations — 2026

Public-Service Films

Stories told for the public good.

The Brief

A sixty-second message film against measuring life in possessions — staged as a rooftop confrontation and a choice, dialogue-led, built to travel on social.

Scene by Scene

0:00
The red umbrella
The film opens on an object, not a face: a wrapped gift held behind a back. We read the intent before a word is spoken — the terms of the offer arrive as body language.
0:08
Rooftop terms
Two men against a grey skyline, held in a static two-shot while the older man counts his wealth aloud. The camera refuses to move; the pressure is entirely verbal, which is what makes it heavy.
0:22
The refusal
The cut finally comes in close for the younger man’s answer — we’ll live our own life well. Conviction without anger: the film’s message delivered as a quiet decision, not a speech.
0:37
The door opens
The rooftop elevator opens on a woman in white. The alternative to the arithmetic is made visible in a single reveal — the film argues by casting, not by copy.
0:45
Flowers, not figures
He crosses the roof at walking pace, the camera following level with him, and hands her the answer. The gesture is small on purpose; the choice is the spectacle.
0:53
Their own road
The couple walk into evening light with the city at their backs — wide, unhurried, unresolved in the best way. The message leaves with them instead of appearing as a slogan.