It Happened Again is ultimately a film about conformity and hiding your true self from the world.

Something about shooting this story on an imperfect and chemical format lended the film a turbulent aesthetic, which echoes the ongoing discourse around identity and self. This aesthetic was leant into during the colour grade, where we went for a hazy, grainy and desaturated look, as though the story being told was one which had decayed and weathered over time.

It was a true privilege to contribute to this project, and I am beyond proud of how the cinematography brought the story to life.