FILMING

With over 15 years of experience working with international organisations This Place Between Us specialise in documentary-style storytelling that transforms complex social impact narratives into accessible, emotionally resonant content. From refugee journeys to community initiatives, our production techniques capture the human stories behind your work, creating powerful visual narratives that inspire action and understanding. Whether documenting participatory workshops, creating advocacy materials, or showcasing community projects, we ensure every story is told with dignity, sensitivity, and creative vision.

“Nicola from This Place Between Us made us a brilliant film which surpassed our expectations and simultaneously moved and delighted everyone who saw it. We had a very positive experience working with her thanks to her compassion and professionalism.

She has a wonderful way with people which puts everyone being filmed at their ease and gets wonderful results from those not used to being filmed and speaking to camera.”  

Joanne MacInnes, Co-Founder/Director, West London Welcome

Below you'll find selected excerpts from our documentary and storytelling projects. These short clips showcase our approach to visual storytelling.

For full-length versions or to discuss how we might create similar content for your organisation, please contact us. 

this is a clip from a film was produced for West London welcome in order to raise funds for their centre.
In this video, commissioned by Chatham house speakers from a recent Chatham House conference, discuss how European states should act to defeat Russia in Ukraine and deter further aggression.
THIS Clip HIGHLIGHTS THE PACIFIC AUSTRALIA LABOUR MOBILITY (PALM) SCHEME, COMMISSIONED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE (DFAT).
This short film was created in collaboration with Elevate Productions based in Hounslow, as part of their ten-week community program 'Elevate Voices’. 
highlights from the Iraq Initiative conference 2024, speakers analyse developments in Iraq’s politics, economy, environment and society, and share insights into what the future might look like.
THIS IS A CLIP FROM A SERIES OF SEVEN ARTIST FILMS PRODUCED FOR AN EXHIBITION AT THE MARGATE SCHOOL.