Ryan Owen Eddleston is in the director’s chair here, helping Brighton’s Electric Soft Parade bring a tear to your eye. Brothers from the band, Thomas and Alex, double on production duties in this emotive short about a young man haunted with thoughts of a recently ended relationship.

Ryan Owen Eddleston is in the director’s chair here, helping Brighton’s Electric Soft Parade bring a tear to your eye. Brothers from the band, Thomas and Alex, double on production duties in this emotive short about a young man haunted with thoughts of a recently ended relationship. “I met Thomas (from Electric Soft Parade) in a pub in Brighton about two years ago and we talked about collaborating on a video together,” Ryan explains. “I’d worked with [actor] Catrin Stewart on a couple of things who has gone on to work on Stella and Doctor Who, and I worked with Robin – who was a promising actor on the second year in the Royal Welsh College – and it was the perfect opportunity for us all to work together. “When me, Thomas and Alex – who are brothers in the band – chatted about the idea, we were keen to film in parts of Brighton that hadn’t really been covered before, and we shot very quickly over about five hours.”

“I met Thomas (from Electric Soft Parade) in a pub in Brighton about two years ago and we talked about collaborating on a video together,” Ryan explains. “I’d worked with [actor] Catrin Stewart on a couple of things who has gone on to work on Stella and Doctor Who, and I worked with Robin – who was a promising actor on the second year in the Royal Welsh College – and it was the perfect opportunity for us all to work together.

Ryan Owen Eddleston is in the director’s chair here, helping Brighton’s Electric Soft Parade bring a tear to your eye. Brothers from the band, Thomas and Alex, double on production duties in this emotive short about a young man haunted with thoughts of a recently ended relationship. “I met Thomas (from Electric Soft Parade) in a pub in Brighton about two years ago and we talked about collaborating on a video together,” Ryan explains. “I’d worked with [actor] Catrin Stewart on a couple of things who has gone on to work on Stella and Doctor Who, and I worked with Robin – who was a promising actor on the second year in the Royal Welsh College – and it was the perfect opportunity for us all to work together. “When me, Thomas and Alex – who are brothers in the band – chatted about the idea, we were keen to film in parts of Brighton that hadn’t really been covered before, and we shot very quickly over about five hours.”

“When me, Thomas and Alex – who are brothers in the band – chatted about the idea, we were keen to film in parts of Brighton that hadn’t really been covered before, and we shot very quickly over about five hours.”

Ryan Owen Eddleston is in the director’s chair here, helping Brighton’s Electric Soft Parade bring a tear to your eye. Brothers from the band, Thomas and Alex, double on production duties in this emotive short about a young man haunted with thoughts of a recently ended relationship. “I met Thomas (from Electric Soft Parade) in a pub in Brighton about two years ago and we talked about collaborating on a video together,” Ryan explains. “I’d worked with [actor] Catrin Stewart on a couple of things who has gone on to work on Stella and Doctor Who, and I worked with Robin – who was a promising actor on the second year in the Royal Welsh College – and it was the perfect opportunity for us all to work together. “When me, Thomas and Alex – who are brothers in the band – chatted about the idea, we were keen to film in parts of Brighton that hadn’t really been covered before, and we shot very quickly over about five hours.”