It's Up to Us

It's Up to Us

It's Up to Us

"It's Up to Us" is a short documentary-style film I directed for OATS' It’s Up to Us campaign, aimed at securing funding and inspiring hillwalkers to give back through volunteering.

Shot at An Teallach, the film captures the relentless effort behind mountain path maintenance—crucial yet often overlooked work. Through striking visuals and a serious, evocative tone, it highlights the lack of government support and the urgent need for community action.

Featuring interviews with OATS CEO Dougie Baird and key volunteers, the film delivers a clear message: It’s up to us to protect the trails we love. Thoughtfully selected music reinforces the weight of this responsibility, creating a compelling call to donate, volunteer, and ensure Scotland’s paths endure for future generations.

"It's Up to Us" is a short documentary-style film I directed for OATS' It’s Up to Us campaign, aimed at securing funding and inspiring hillwalkers to give back through volunteering.

Shot at An Teallach, the film captures the relentless effort behind mountain path maintenance—crucial yet often overlooked work. Through striking visuals and a serious, evocative tone, it highlights the lack of government support and the urgent need for community action.

Featuring interviews with OATS CEO Dougie Baird and key volunteers, the film delivers a clear message: It’s up to us to protect the trails we love. Thoughtfully selected music reinforces the weight of this responsibility, creating a compelling call to donate, volunteer, and ensure Scotland’s paths endure for future generations.

"It's Up to Us" is a short documentary-style film I directed for OATS' It’s Up to Us campaign, aimed at securing funding and inspiring hillwalkers to give back through volunteering.

Shot at An Teallach, the film captures the relentless effort behind mountain path maintenance—crucial yet often overlooked work. Through striking visuals and a serious, evocative tone, it highlights the lack of government support and the urgent need for community action.

Featuring interviews with OATS CEO Dougie Baird and key volunteers, the film delivers a clear message: It’s up to us to protect the trails we love. Thoughtfully selected music reinforces the weight of this responsibility, creating a compelling call to donate, volunteer, and ensure Scotland’s paths endure for future generations.

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