Film

Bluetits

The film follows founder Sian Richardson and early members of the beloved swimming group BlueTits, a now 6,000 strong organisation.
 
Poster image for the film Bluetits. Birds eye view of woman floating in the sea

About

Running time

12 minutes

Country / Nationality

United Kingdom

Our Judges say:

A feel good, get out there and do it film.

Jimmy Hyland

Heart warming and joyous film which can't fail to make you smile. There's something so appealing about watching women comfortable in their skin and happy to tell it as it is.

Hannah Maia

A fun film. And, yes, the British double entendre is still alive and well.

Simon Taylor

You must surely have heard of this wonderful, heart warming film. Quite marvellous.

Paul Hodgson Music Judge

BLUETITS is the documentary short and directing debut from celebrated Cornish photographer Katie Burdon. The film follows founder Sian Richardson and early members of the beloved swimming group BlueTits, a now 6,000 strong organisation. A journey of self discovery and pure joie de vivre, BLUETITS is a heartwarming and honest celebration of older women and the community that brings them together.

Sustainability Notes:

There was no generator used to power lighting. We were a small crew of less than 10. Half of the crew were vegetarian which reduced the amount of meat consumed. Crew shared cars when travelling from London - Wales & Cornwall on the shoot which reduced the amount of emissions. Crew travelled down with gear reduced amount of camera / lighting trucks. Crew had reusable water bottles reducing plastic on set.