Hammersmith & Fulham Council: Interfaith Week – Rabbi Janet
Client
Hammersmith & Fulham Council
Distribution
Company Website + Linkedin + Social Media
Location
Europe
Director
Steve Maud
Producer
Katia Herault
1st Camera
Steve Maud
2nd Camera
Jack River
Editor
Molly Drnec
As part of a 12-part social series for Hammersmith & Fulham Council’s Interfaith Week, this film features Rabbi Janet, who celebrates the beauty of diversity in the borough. She shares a heartfelt story about learning an Arabic word, which helped her build relationships with her Muslim neighbours, illustrating how even simple acts—like learning a few phrases in another language or offering a smile—can foster understanding and connection.
Filmed over two days, our team cycled from temples to mosques to churches, meeting 12 faith leaders to hear their unique perspectives on interfaith and community togetherness. Alongside these meaningful conversations, we captured b-roll of local landmarks, grounding the series in the vibrant Hammersmith & Fulham community. Working sustainably and engaging with our local area was a rewarding experience, and editing the series left us feeling both inspired and enlightened.
The final series is a powerful exploration of interfaith harmony, showcasing the wisdom of local faith leaders like Rabbi Janet. It emphasizes the shared values and moral grounding that unite us across different religions, serving as a celebration of diversity, respect, and community. This project reflects our own commitment to unity and the strength of working together despite our differences.
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Client
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Distribution
Company Website + Social Media + YouTube
Types
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Location
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Director
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Producer
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1st Camera
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2nd Camera
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Editor
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Client
Hammersmith & Fulham Council
Distribution
Company Website + Social Media + YouTube
Types
Ads & Campaigns + Impact & Testimonial
Location
Europe
Director
Steve Maud
Producer
Katia Herault
1st Camera
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2nd Camera
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Editor
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