Biggin Hill Memorial Museum opened in 2019 on the site of Biggin Hill airfield, one of the commanding bases for the Battle of Britain during WWII and a site where British soldiers died. The Museum tells the story of the famous fighter station through the personal experiences of those who served here, and the community that supported them.
We were commissioned to produce all AV content for the new museum in Bromley, south London and set out on a compelling journey through army history. The result is a series of atmospheric films, making you feel as if you were right there with the soldiers on the mid-20th century airfield.
This is an excerpt from the film that forms the centrepiece of the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum. We re-enacted a WWII sequence when young RAF pilots waited for the scramble bell to ring and fly into the skies without knowing if they would come back. For an immersive experience, pay a visit to Biggin Hill and see the film on-site.
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