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The narrative focuses around the ideology that know body is perfect, regardless of their background or sex, relating to the idea that everyone is beautiful in their own right. The main theme is about self acceptance.

Lost Days contains a short film within itself as it follows the relationship between an alcoholic and his family, an original song created by up and coming artist Henry Maybury. The song itself falls under the genre of pop/rock. The lyrics reflect the artist's own experiences as alcoholic abuse overcame his brother. Lost Days, directed and produced by Matthew Steggles, follows the lyrics of the song very closely, with a primary emphasis on the family's reactions to their brother/son behaviour. Alexander Thompson, performs the alcoholic 'John' as a stubborn character who neglects all help from his family. John tries to fight his addiction, but temptation of another drink overpowers every time, providing escapism for him. The mother of John; Bernadette O'Brien 'Kate' is distressed from how helpless she has become with her son. Kate tries everything in her power to help John, but it only forces her son to push her further away. To make matters worse, time is running out. This Music Video was created to educate the public about how alcohol abuse can affect any one/family and we need to make the world aware of this growing problem.

'Withheld' is a short psychological thriller about the power of performance between Stephanie (a phone sex worker) and an unforeseen caller.

In a dystopian future, a British 13 year old girl, now a refugee struggles within the confinement of the back of a lorry as she longs to reconnect with her father. Cramped together with her grandparents and refugees from the isle of Britain, tensions stir as they cross borders to seek out a new home in a more sustainable climate.

A content moderator for a social media site begins to suspect his young son is hiding violent tendencies when their family pet is mysteriously wounded.

Ladies First is set in the year 1919, where a young couple's light flirting quickly turns into a debate on society's current state of gender inequality.