I visited the club to capture one of the sessions, interviewing coaches, parents and players involved in the programme while also filming supporting footage of the training environment and activities taking place. Filming was captured using a Sony ZV-E10 camera to ensure high quality visuals, with the final film edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.

The storytelling approach focused on authenticity and capturing the enjoyment of the sessions. Rather than relying on narration, the film is driven by the voices of those involved in the programme, with interviews providing insight into the motivation behind the project. Natural footage of players taking part in football helps showcase the positive and welcoming environment created by the club.

As this project focused on disability football, accessibility was a key consideration during the edit. High contrast, partially sighted friendly subtitles were added to ensure the content could be easily understood by viewers who may be deaf, hard of hearing or visually impaired. This also allows the film to be watched and understood without sound across social media platforms.

The aim was to create an engaging film that reflected the real experiences of the players while demonstrating how inclusive grassroots football can have a meaningful impact within a community.