Daybreak began with a borrowed camera
The morning has changedand small brands deserve a crew that is up for it.
What started as two friends and one tripod slowly grew into something bigger:
a studio for the early hours.
Meet the early risers
( the people behind the camera )
Tobi Adeyemi
Director
Started out filming his aunt's bakery on a borrowed camera. Still thinks the best light is the first hour, and still turns up before the bread does.
Marta Lindqvist
Photographer
Ten years of portraits for people who say they hate having their picture taken. Shoots the stills alongside every film, usually from the floor.
Sam Okoro
Camera and edit
Sets up the tripod, then sits down and cuts what he shot. Believes a film is finished when there is nothing left to take out.
Ruth Hale
Producer
Keeps the schedule, the budget and the kettle. Has never once let a shoot run over, and brings her own film camera in case anyone forgets theirs.
We are more than a studio.
Our film crew and our edit suite share one front door. Nothing is handed over a wall, so nothing gets lost on the way.
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