It's My Shout: Short Films from Wales

Behind-the-scenes look at the making of Which Way is Ireland as part of the It's My Shout production training scheme.

Which Way is Ireland is a simple story which becomes a dangerous thriller. Shot in Bangor, it's the tale of an autistic girl struggling to cope as her life is turned upside down.

Stone Soup, based on an old folk-tale, is about the mysterious young Marta and her pocketful of stones. Filmed in Cardiff Bay, the film is about the diverse community found in an anonymous tower block, and the cast were drawn from the local area.

Behind-the-scenes look at the making of Stone Soup as part of the It's My Shout production training scheme.

Having left Wales to find their own way in the world, two brothers return home to a small Welsh town to face the cruel reality of having to say goodbye to their parents for the very last time. Ed and Nye deal with their loss in very different ways, but one thing they share is a strong sense of hiraeth for Wales, their family and their past.

Behind-the-scenes look at the making of Hiraeth as part of the It's My Shout production training scheme.

It's September 1986 and the beginning of term. We follow Megan, a 16-year-old girl with a hearing impairment, on her first few days at a mainstream school, where she meets Jake and his group of friends. At first, she seems like an outsider, but Jake manages to break down the communication barrier so that he can ask her out on a date. First Sign of Love is a film about inclusion, exclusion and communication, in its many forms.

Behind-the-scenes look at the making of First Sign of Love as part of the It's My Shout production training scheme.

Behind-the-scenes look at the making of Russell & Jameela as part of the It's My Shout production training scheme.

Russell & Jameela is a modern-day adaptation of Romeo & Juliet, based on two feuding, neighbouring families in a dilapidated estate in South Wales. Russell is a jack-the-lad teenage boy: obsessed with social media. His love-interest Jameela has a stern, eagle-eyed father determined to keep the pair apart.

The morning of the wedding and a stressful time for the groom and his best man as they struggle to get to the ceremony on time. It is an emotional journey culminating in a surprising confession.

Behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Wedding Car as part of the It's My Shout production training scheme.

A colourful story which follows Bleddyn, a normal schoolboy from the normal area of Penygroes. But is there more to Bleddyn and Penygroes?

Sometime in the not so distant future, where everyone speaks through emojis, lives a 13-year-old boy called Pwyll.