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Brentford football club

the dream

Connor Wolfheimer sits alone in Brentford Football Club’s empty stadium, deep in thought during an interview about his ambition to be the club’s number one goalkeeper. Rich reds and greens create a striking contrast.
Connor stands beside the goal, emptying a net of footballs in preparation for training. The scene is crafted with a cinematic, moody feel.
Brentford Stadium at sunset, soft pink hues blending with cool shadows as birds fly overhead. A beautifully filmic shot
Training begins—Connor stands at the goal while teammates in hi-vis bibs prepare to take shots.
Brentford FC’s youth manager being interviewed in a vast, open stadium room.
Connor’s coach runs shooting drills, while Connor rushes in from the side to make a save.
A perfectly timed shot—Connor parries the ball away as the coach takes a strike, the lighting and color grade adding rich depth.
Through a sea of players, Connor remains visible, locked in as he faces wave after wave of shots.
A cinematic, backlit image of Connor running across the pitch, his head briefly eclipsing the sun’s glow.
Brentford FC’s training ground at dawn, the winter dew still clinging to the grass.
Later in training, Connor is now mid-dive, stretching to block a shot in full motion.
A reflective moment—Connor walks through a vast glass door within Brentford’s stadium, the scale of the stadium greets him.
The empty stadium from a player’s perspective, dramatic beams of light cutting through the rafters.

  • Part of the award-winning four-part series Thousands of Stories, this film celebrates the people who make Brentford Football Club the institution it is. The Dream follows Connor Wolfheimer, a Brentford Youth player with aspirations of becoming the club’s starting number one; one of many inspiring journeys captured in this series

    This four-part series, which celebrates the countless individuals who shape Brentford FC, won Best Short-Form Content of the Year at the 2024 Broadcast Sport Awards

    See another from this award winning series

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    The Colour Grade

    The grade needed to feel naturalistic yet visually engaging, striking a balance between authenticity and a distinct cinematic identity. Through close collaboration with the director, we refined the look to ensure each story felt rich and immersive without overpowering the real moments at its core. The result is a film that stands as a testament to an incredible club and the talented team who brought these stories to life

    Shot on Black Magic Cinema Cameras

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    Client: Brentford FC
    Director: Euan Lownie
    Producer: Will Farquhar
    Editor: Eilidh Munro
    DoP: Leon Brehony
    Sound: Jono Cary, Luke Harris, Charlie Land
    Sound Designer: Callum Rankine
    Colourist: Iain Pennington

    Agency: Studio Something

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    Delighted to be part of the Bloc Collective

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