We were commissioned by the Airborne Assault Museum to create a dynamic 5-minute film for the 80th anniversary of Operation Market Garden, vividly capturing the 1st Airborne Division’s heroic fight for Arnhem. This film immerses viewers in the paratroopers' battle for the Rhine bridge, showcasing their bravery under overwhelming odds.

Using modern graphics alongside archival footage, the film guides viewers through key moments of the battle, focusing on Lt. Col. John Frost’s 2nd Parachute Battalion’s stand at the Arnhem bridge. The narrative also highlights the division’s wider actions, explaining how their ambitious objectives were thwarted as German forces pushed back.

Our expertise in simplifying complex military manoeuvres ensures the story is both engaging and easy to follow, maximizing visitor engagement. A carefully crafted script, paired with powerful veteran testimonies, brings the brutal realities of war to life.

To commemorate the anniversary and engage broader audiences, we also produced shorter social media clips, amplifying the film’s impact and promoting the museum’s connection to the remarkable story of Operation Market Garden.