This is Last Orders. A documentary style film discussing the changes within the pub industry. Last Orders explores the the factors at play that have effected the pub owners and pub goers over the years. This graphic and typographic based film includes narration from Rhiannon Barton and interviews by Bob Tipler (owner of The Albion Pub, Hastings.) This short film includes my own imagery, found footage, photography, videography, type, and animation. This film is to be shown to an audience of 18-30 to teach young people on what is happening to the pub industry, it will be used as a educational campaign on the benefits of supporting such an important part of British heritage. Enjoy.
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