National Portrait Gallery
Sadie and Alice
We produced a 9:16 social film for the National Portrait Gallery capturing Sadie and Alice as they reflect on their shared history, creative collaboration, and deeply personal life experiences. The film documents an intimate conversation between two lifelong friends and collaborators as they revisit themes of family, memory, loss, and creativity. Designed for vertical social viewing, the piece focuses on emotional honesty, closeness, and the enduring bond formed through shared experience. Explore more projects in portrait storytelling, cultural production, and social-first video content here.
A Shared History and Creative Collaboration
The video explores Sadie and Alice’s relationship as both friends and creative partners, tracing their journey from childhood connection to ongoing artistic collaboration. Through candid reflection, they discuss formative experiences of family, grief, and growing up together, revealing how these moments continue to shape their work today. The film highlights how portrait storytelling can move beyond imagery to capture lived experience, memory, and human connection. For video production that captures portrait storytelling, cultural narratives, and social-first documentary content, get in touch here.