xPropelr is a non-profit production house that connects creatives around the world to help bring an end to modern slavery, which today traps more than 40 million people. The Force of Slavery was conceived as a global collaboration, with musicians and artists in different cities each contributing a piece of a single campaign.
My part was filmed in London on the Sony F5 and A7S III, paired with Zeiss CP.2 35mm and 85mm primes. Working on a project shot by multiple cinematographers in different countries means thinking beyond your own frame: matching the look, the lensing and the S-Log3 workflow so the edit could cut seamlessly between London and every other city in the film. It was a worthy cause, and a rare chance to collaborate with artists and cinematographers I would otherwise never have worked alongside.
