All That’s Left is a meditative short exploring memory, loss and reconciling with the past. May, the protagonist, returns to the place her mother abandoned her as a child. Through flashbacks, the washing line remains a vivid time capsule. This atmospheric film shot in Dorset delivers delicate performances and intimate imagery.
Produced by a group of talented Bournemouth University film students, the project reflects the next generation of British storytellers. At Crew Studio, we’re proud to support emerging talent by providing access to industry-grade kit backed by our partners.
From our conversation with cinematographer Noah Hecht:
“A key part of our visual approach was staying close to the characters … often using handheld camerawork to bring the audience into their world.” “Because of this dynamic shooting style, it was crucial to find lighting fixtures that could adapt quickly … Sidus Link allowed our gaffer to stay right next to me … streamlining our workflow and helping us move more efficiently.”
Working with a child actor meant keeping things compact and calm:
This collaboration underscores our ongoing mission: to empower emerging talent through access to professional-grade support. By partnering with universities like Bournemouth and offering scalable production solutions, we help young filmmakers gain practical, real-world experience on set.
Crew Studio along with our industry leading partners makes it possible for us to support students to achieve a polished, professional result with minimal compromise. All That’s Left is a beautiful example of how student vision, when matched with the right support, can produce striking and emotionally resonant cinema and unlock potential to showcase their skills for ongoing work.
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