“Breathtaking, tense, topical, Keep Breathing is the best short film I've seen for years. This film demands to be seen.” - Midlands Movies Make sure you take a moment to check it out: vimeo.com/531124077

We’d like to give another huge THANK YOU to everyone who has worked on, or supported, Keep Breathing in any way, whether cast, crew, supporting artistes, partner, backer or supporter. Here’s to you! 🥂 Check out the film here: vimeo.com/531124077

BBC Woman's Hour in light of the everyone’s invited articles I firmly believe that Keep Breathing - Short Film and resources should be part of education in schools for parents, staff and pupils! We’d love to talk to you! ᴇᴍᴍᴇʟɪɴᴇ ʜᴀʀᴛʟᴇʏ

In 2020, Keep Breathing was lucky enough to win several awards, including Best Short Film and Best Actor at the Midlands Movie Awards, and Best Actress and Best Screenplay at the English Riviera Film Festival! You can watch the film here: vimeo.com/531124077

Keep Breathing is a brilliant short film - please watch it today! Thought provoking on issues of consent. #MeToo

Here are a few more behind the scenes shots! Can’t believe it’s been two years now since we filmed this ... If you haven’t seen Keep Breathing yet, the link is here: vimeo.com/531124077

We were thrilled that intimacy coordinator Ita O'Brien joined us for the production of Keep Breathing to coordinate the intimate scenes. There's a short documentary on the subject here: youtube.com/watch?v=vXPe4O… You can watch our film here: vimeo.com/531124077

Keep Breathing has subtitles and closed captions in 8 different languages, and we worked hard to get a Harding Test pass to ensure the film is not triggering to those with epilepsy. If you’ve still not seen it, go and have a watch! vimeo.com/531124077

'Sexual assault has a shame element that isn't there with being punched or spat at' Dr. Jessica Taylor discusses the stigma around sexual assault as a report shows that 51% of women say they’ve woken up to a partner sexually assaulting them while they’re asleep. Shelagh Fogarty

1. Amber Heard is in such a unique and unethical situation this week, one that is virtually unheard of in any other case. She is having to disclose extremely traumatic assaults including sexual assault for hours on a stand, with no support, no measures, no protection.

“Real victims don’t…” Uh. No. Stop right there.

🧵'TikTok blamed by filmmaker for allowing abusive comments on video' The clip of Keep Breathing - Short Film, a film about sexual consent, has been viewed more than 1.2 million times and has been swamped with comments from men accusing women of alleging assault. bbc.co.uk/news/technolog…