About Us
About us
Films that fight. Stories that stick. Strategy with a spine.
Campaigners forget they’re using entertainment platforms to deliver serious messages. That’s the trap. The truth’s there — but the format kills it. No structure. No hook. No rhythm. Just facts, dropped like bricks. Too much sugar? It’s fluff. Too much medicine? No one swallows it. That’s where we come in.
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We’ve been doing this for 15 years — politics, narratology, frontline campaigns.
Not just how stories work, but how they land.
With a background in narrative — and years in politics — we know how to balance both.
Tone is everything.
Hooks that hook.
Stories that hold.
Structure that moves.
Whether it’s launching a campaign with 200,000 sign-ups in 48 hours, airing political broadcasts on UK terrestrial TV, or making the films that hit hardest for Unite, the FBU, and Amnesty — our work doesn’t fade.
It cuts through.
It moves people.
It builds pressure.
FOUNDER & CEO
JEREMY CLANCY
Jeremy Clancy didn’t come into filmmaking through film school glamour or industry connections. He came in through the village hall, handing out food parcels during the Miners’ Strike, watching the slow dismantling of his town, Bolsover.
That early political education, lived not learned, shaped everything that followed. His first film, made while still at university, was for the National Union of Mineworkers. It took him to the NUM headquarters in Sheffield and sparked a realisation: film could carry memory, grief, and defiance in equal measure.
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From 2008 to 2016, he taught filmmaking, screenwriting, and creative ideation at the University of Hertfordshire, then ranked fourth in the world for animation. He pioneered a cross-disciplinary ideation course known for unlocking bold, unconventional thinking across fiction and film. His students won numerous awards, and so did his own work, steadily building a reputation for films that challenge power and stand up for working people.
In 2016, he pivoted toward politics, working unpaid on Momentum’s early campaigns and helping define a new visual language for the Left. From 2017 to 2020, he served as Chief Filmmaker for the Labour Party, writing and directing three party political broadcasts aired on terrestrial TV during peak viewing. He produced Labour’s highest-performing campaign content, including viral social media films and documentaries filmed in refugee camps. His work was even picked up by progressive media in the US.
Today, Jeremy runs Jeremy Clancy Productions, a company rooted in truth, dignity, and strategic impact. He’s made the highest-performing content for Unite the Union, the FBU, and numerous charities including Amnesty International, with films reaching over 9 million views. He combines soft narrative skills with hard-won political strategy to tell stories that don’t just feel true, they land where it counts.
Meet the Team
Creative People
TANMAY TUSHAR
Filmmaker
Tanmay is a creative all-rounder.
An editor, strategist, and quiet force behind the scenes.
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Hailing from Bangalore with a background in the arts, he brings precision, rhythm, and narrative insight to every project. Whether it’s cutting a film for impact or shaping a story’s arc, his fingerprints are subtle — but unmistakable.
We’ve worked together on political films, campaign edits, and narrative strategy — and his calm clarity under pressure is something I rely on.
ELLIE JOHN
Writer
Ellie is an impact-driven digital campaign specialist with extensive experience in managing political and charity campaigns.
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She’s worked across human rights, climate, and politics, and has designed and delivered campaigns that engage, educate, and mobilise. She’s passionate about messaging, testing it and how that can help create big change.
She has over a decade of experience working on digital campaign strategy, social media, paid advertising, web content and email marketing and automations. She makes it her daily mission to ensure engaging, accessible communications that inspire audiences and shift opinion.