Tennis Isle of Man

Isle of Man junior tennis development and community building.

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Led by tennis parent and filmmaker Andy Orton, our crew created an energetic, people-focused film that highlights the dedication of junior players, the commitment of parents and coaches, and the unique culture surrounding tennis on the island.

With five established clubs - Albany, Douglas, Castletown, Port Erin and Ramsey - the Tennis Isle of Man community is beginning to thrive, offering inclusive coaching, exciting travel opportunities, and a lively social scene where families connect just as much as players do.

Credits

Client: Tennis Isle of Man 

Crew

Andy Orton: Producer / Director

William Oates: Camera Operator / Sound Recordist

Nico Van Loggernberg: Camera Operator

This film was produced by DotPerformance from its production studio in Douglas, Isle of Man. The agency has a six-person crew and a purpose-built facility with configurable sets, cinema-grade cameras, professional lighting, and isolated sound. DotPerformance produces brand films, documentary, adverts, event coverage, aerial and FPV footage, and social video for organisations across the Isle of Man and the UK.

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