Documentary by Ronan Williams. A comically political investigation into the sewage water crisis in the UK. We follow the Host (Ronan) as he will meet numerous people and groups to learn about the root causes of the UK’s broken water system. From Thatcher’s Privatisation policies to corporate greed and lack of proper governmental regulations over the past 35 years. Produced for my Cardiff University, School of Journalism, Media, and Culture, MA Digital Documentaries Dissertation project. Credits: Written and directed by: Ronan Williams Producer: Sobia Bushra Horse Wrangler: Connor “Mac” Love Supervisor & Executive Producer: Dr Janet Harris Mentor: Clive Flowers Camera Assistant(s): Chunwen Wang, Sobia Bushra, Anna Shepherd and Connor “Mac” Love. Technical Advisor: James Taylor Presented by Ronan Williams as; Host Ronan, Host Ronan (Casual Clothes Variant) Prof. Ronan, Student Ronan 1, Student Ronan 2, Student Ronan 3, Student Ronan 4, Student Ronan 5, Political Correspondent Ronan and Field-reporter Ronan. Contributors: Angela Jones, Alun Cairns MP, Kim Kaos, & The Attendees of The Senedd Protest Thanks: Surfers Against Sewage, Nick Skinner, Daniel “Alfie” Alford, Nick Palit Special Thanks: Ronan Williams (For holding it together)

Using the song "Le Monde" by Richard Carter from the 'Talk to me' soundtrack.

The Taster Reel for my final 25-minute Dissertation project. Specialist Skills. Cardiff University, School of Journalism, Media and Culture.

The News and Current Affairs film (NaCA) for MA Digital Documentaries at Cardiff University.

A short 6-minutes documentary about the history of Cardiff Bay.

A short 3-minute Documentary on the lack of a museum in Cardiff Bay.

A short 1-minute Documentary on The Pierhead Building in Cardiff Bay.