Junior Firpo — Leeds vs Leicester

A match day through one player's eyes

Match-day coverage usually belongs to broadcasters. This film takes the opposite position: one player, one match, and everything the cameras on the gantry never show — the arrival, the tunnel, the warm-up rituals, and the private intensity before Leeds United vs Leicester kicks off.

The film is built around proximity. Long-lens work isolates Junior Firpo inside the noise of a full stadium; handheld passages in the tunnel and warm-up keep the viewer at his shoulder. The edit intercuts the personal and the massive — one man's routine against forty thousand voices — which is where the emotional charge of the piece lives.

Personal match-day films have become part of how professional footballers manage their image and archive their careers. NARU directs these films for players and clubs — combining documentary access with a cinematic finish — working from Malmö and Copenhagen with shoots across Europe. If you want a match, a season or a career documented properly, get in touch.