Save the Children / Every Child Matters

Seen from point of view of an aid worker from the charity, the film explores the harsh realities upon children in vastly different circumstances. 

Paul Harrison comments, 'Simon's camera of choice in the more compact Sony A7 meant its photographic qualities, dynamic range and unobtrusiveness gave versatility for shooting on the move and with small children. 

We wanted the grade to enhance the photography rather than impose upon it. Trying to retain a more photographic realism to the film. With the different scenes, places and countries featured a sense of coherence was reflected in the grade.'