Migration Films - Capturing moments in Life, and storytelling movements of Art, Music, Business and Humanity. From remote mountain communities in the south of Ethiopia and Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh to the giant structures of Canary Wharf and complex shifting trends of the the business world, we make bespoke original films for our clients, from concept through to delivery. Our approach is open, wholesome, inventive, energetic and sensitive. We love what we do. Matt Robinson, Creative Director and founder of Migration Films, has worked in the media industry for 20 years, as an editor on TV staples such as Strictly Come Dancing, Xtra Factor Rewind, The Only Way is Essex and Big Brother, and as a Director shooting videos for artists such as David Lachapelle, Artist Dale vN Marshall, Mark Owen of Take That and British rappers, Roots Manuva and Rodney P. In a concerted effort to bring an added element of social responsibility to his work, in recent years he has also moved into production for the charity sector, where he has applied his skills to make a tangible difference to people’s lives, making videos for various projects. Harry Stone-Brown was educated in the North of Scotland, Sussex and London Film Academy. Once finished, he embarked on a career in Media. Having worked in film/television casting for over 7 years, he has a keen eye on who fits roles perfectly. With experience working on set for multiple motion pictures and being a keen amateur actor, this expertise being both in front and behind the camera makes Harry a welcome addition to any project. In Harry's "rare" free time he is an avid Chelsea fan and a keen collector of sneakers, he lives in London and has a dog called Alfie.