
THE CONSULTATION
Two partners attend a formal consultation with a specialist. Across a single meeting, administrative procedure slowly replaces intimacy, responsibility, and speech.
Develops formally restrained film and television work about systems, procedure, memory, and moral pressure.

Two partners attend a formal consultation with a specialist. Across a single meeting, administrative procedure slowly replaces intimacy, responsibility, and speech.

In a care home review meeting, a family is asked to decide what is best for an elderly man whose wishes are becoming harder to define. As professional language, family history and practical realities begin to overlap, the meeting reveals how easily care can become a question of process, responsibility and control.

A mother attends an evidence clarification appointment after her son's assessment request is rejected. As each document is reviewed, labelled, and absorbed into the file, the procedure records everything except the child himself.

Inside a clinical assessment room, a patient is processed through a sequence of institutional checks and observations. Procedure continues regardless of emotional reality.

Inside a controlled institutional environment, routine administrative procedure gradually replaces personal judgment.

A couple return to an adoption service after years of delay. As their file is reviewed, the child at the centre of their application is slowly removed from the record.
Still Room Productions is a London-based independent production company developing restrained, formally precise work for film and television. Its projects observe people at the point where private life meets process, record, and procedure.

LONDON, UK