Daryl Hembrough suffers from Pfeiffer Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder preventing the skull from growing normally and affecting the shape of the head and face. He sits down to discuss the reactions he gets from people, not to his appearance but to his self deprecating form of stand-up comedy. The idea was to make a point about the way we judge or make assumptions about others. The challenge was to have Daryl speak about the responses to his comedy in an ambiguous way, so that as a viewer you assume he’s talking about reactions to his appearance, only to flip that on its head. The 90 second format from Depict! brought another challenge - an important exercise in editing, whittling it down to the bare bones, cutting out anything that wasn’t absolutely critical to the story. Daryl chats more about Pfeiffer Syndrome here: vimeo.com/391307607 A 90 second short which premiered at Encounters Film Festival 2019's Depict! showcase. Screenings: Encounters Film Festival, September 2019 (Premiere) Amsterdam Independent Film Festival, October 2019 British Shorts, Berlin January 2020 A Film by Arthur Cauty Starring Daryl Hembrough Live Sound: Aadil Kurji Production Assistant: Christy White Music by Adi Goldstein & Ruckus Special thanks to: Alex Kitson, David Hopkinson, This Next Act, Kingsdown Vaults, the Cube Microplex arthurcauty.com Enquiries: ac@arthurcauty.co.uk :copyright: DC7 Films 2019