Move hearts and minds with your story in film
We craft visually compelling, emotionally engaging films that inspire action and leave a lasting impact
Emotionally Engaging
Visually Powerful
Inspire Action
Your story deserves to be seen and felt
Everyone has a story, but bringing it to life on film isn’t always easy. Without the right approach, your message might go unheard, your audience might disengage, and your impact could be lost.
If your story isn’t seen, heard, or felt, opportunities slip away. Potential supporters, clients, or communities may never connect with the heart of what you do. And deep down, that can leave you feeling frustrated, unseen, and unsure of how to move forward.
A poorly told story doesn’t just disappear—it costs you momentum, engagement, and influence. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Don’t let your story fade into the noise. Let’s create something unforgettable.
Documentary work
About Faith + Bones
Faith + Bones is a film production company established in 2012 by Tom Harmer, based in Bradford in the north of England and is founded on the firm belief that people are Earth's greatest treasure. We have worked with corporates, charities and individuals across the world helping them share stories that matter. Alongside our client work we have produced our own film projects:
The Sanctuary Seekers of Bradford: A 30 minute documentary exploring what it's like for refugees, asylum seekers and locals in Bradford as they work together to rebuild lives. Available to watch now or host your own screening in your community or workplace. The film was screened at BAFTA, BIFA and Oscar qualifying festivals, used as a training resource for Bradford library staff and packaged into an educational resource for secondary school aged children by Schools of Sanctuary in Bradford.
52 Humans: a lockdown project telling a new story of humanity once a week for a year.
Our work
Patagonia Extreme Challenge
Charity films / Social media
d&b US User Experience films
Corporate films / Marketing / Social media
Heywood Artist Film Series
Arts Council England / Short documentary