Posted on February 17, 2026 in Short Films
A conceptual short recently nominated at the BSC Short Film competition, the film explores photographer James Pearson-Howes’s journey of self-discovery through his craft, inspired by the legacy of his late father.
Director: Donell Atkinson-Johnson
Director of photography: Trey Joél Robinson
Producers: Candice Shona Robinson & Trey Joél Robinson
Gaffer: Nathan Campbell
Grip: Michael Farrell
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