The Echo Project Series
Stories shaped by people and place
The Echo Project Series brings together six documentary strands built around a simple idea: everyday places hold extraordinary stories.
Each Echo is filmed in a real environment, your space, your world, your pace. Capturing honest conversations and cinematic detail without forcing people into a studio setting.
The series are presented in the order they will naturally take shape as the project unfolds.
Marked
Stories written into skin
Marked explores the human stories carried on the body, not just through tattoos, but through scars, symbols, rituals, and choices that leave a lasting trace.
Across cultures, professions, and personal histories, skin becomes a record of who we’ve been, what we’ve survived, and what we refuse to forget. Some marks are chosen. Others are inherited, endured, or reclaimed. All of them tell a story.
The Makers
Those who create because they have to.
The Makers follows artists, creatives, and storytellers whose work is driven by instinct, process, and persistence rather than recognition.
This series looks beyond finished pieces to the realities of creative life, the routines, risks, doubts, and dedication that sit behind the work. Filmed in studios, homes, and workspaces, The Makers captures what it really means to keep creating when no one’s watching.
The Grind
The work behind the sport
The Graft explores grassroots sport at every level, the early mornings, late nights, discipline, and community that sit behind it all.
From athletes and fighters to coaches, volunteers, and clubs, this series focuses on what sport really means when no one’s watching.
Rooted
Work, place, and livelihood.
Rooted explores the people and places built on long-term commitment to work, place, and community.
From farms and estates to cafés, producers, and independent businesses, this series captures livelihoods shaped by place, heritage, and the responsibility of keeping something alive for the next generation.
Local Legends
People, places, and the ties between them.
Local Legends documents the individuals and communities that quietly shape everyday life.
From familiar faces to shared spaces, this series celebrates the people, traditions, and places that hold towns and villages together, often without recognition, but never without impact.
The Workshop
Hands-on lives. Hard-earned skill.
The Workshop documents tradespeople and crafts rooted in skill, experience, and physical work.
From mechanics and builders to fabricators and restorers, this series celebrates hands-on expertise and the pride found in making, fixing, and building things properly.