The promotional film for Tramp Theatre Company's run of Philip Ridley's Angry at Southwark Playhouse, six disjointed monologues about millennial rage, dystopia and memory, alternated nightly between Georgie Henley and Tyrone Huntley in a gender-neutral staging directed by Max Lindsay. The shoot worked in the same register as the play: hard shadows, single-subject framing, tight rhythmic cuts to match the monologues' own tempo. Additionally a nod to one of the most iconic sequences in a Disney live-action feature film. Theatrical lighting was the starting point. Camera did the rest.