In this deeply personal and illuminating episode of FILMD Chats, we sit down with East London filmmaker Remi Moses — writer, director, and producer — whose work blends intimate family drama with grounded horror. From his early days shooting YouTube content during the DSLR revolution to screening films at Slamdance and exploring the complexities of disability through cinema, Remi opens up about the journey that has shaped him both as a filmmaker and a person. Remi shares how his passion for storytelling began through photography, grew through London’s grime scene, and was refined through raw trial and error. He walks us through his DIY beginnings, making films on £100 budgets with friends and no crew, and explains how wearing multiple hats — from director to boom operator — taught him the importance of every role on set.