With a strong emphasis on Sheffield being a place that makes you feel at home, the short film showcases many of the Steel City’s attractions, facilities and innovations.
Focus stylishly flits through subjects such as the outdoors and city life, to culture and the arts, digital and technology innovations, world-class advanced manufacturing facilities, healthcare and more.
Alongside specially commissioned footage, the film also features clips provided by a number of the city’s best-known institutions such as Doc/Fest, Museums Sheffield, Tramlines Festival, World Snooker, Sheffield Theatres, both Universities and more.
This is Sheffield, The Outdoor City Video
“It is fantastic to see such a diverse range of talent ‘under one roof’, – from arts and culture to sport and manufacturing – Sheffield really can do it all. This film brilliantly highlights what our city can offer to both our residents and the wider world.” Councillor Paul Turpin, Executive Member for Inclusive Economy, Jobs and Skills
A Promotional Video, Made in Sheffield
Keeping a uniquely Sheffield flavour the This Is Sheffield promotional video is complete with a soundtrack from hugely successful Steel City band 65daysofstatic.
Additionally, upcoming Amazon Prime movie Everybody’s Talking About Jamie — filmed in Sheffield and directed by local film-maker Jonathan Butterell for the city’s Warp Films production company — gets featured.
There is a wealth of Steel City culture throughout the incredible Sheffield video.
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“It’s impossible to fit everything Sheffield has to offer into one short video, but this film captures the spirit of what our city is really about. It shows that we are a vibrant, cultured, energetic city and I hope it helps to put Sheffield on the map as a welcoming place for all with something for everyone to enjoy.” Councillor Julie Grocutt, Deputy Leader and Executive Member for Community Engagement and Governance
Born and bred a “Dee-Dah” I have seen the city evolve over the past 65 years from a mucky hole living down Attercliffe to see it now. I’m very proud of my roots and it’s good to see others from far and wide enjoying the benefits of living in Sheffield. Long may it last. Thank you for the video’s. Excellent . . . Kevin
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Stephen Allenson
3 August 2021 at 13:55
James,
Lovely job. I’ve been here less than 3 months and am a total and utter convert to the city. What a fantastic place and what great welcoming people.
James Hargreaves
3 August 2021 at 13:57
Welcome to the Steel City Stephen and thank you for your comment! Here’s to many more wonderful months and years in Sheffield!
Kevin Stones
3 August 2021 at 17:29
Born and bred a “Dee-Dah” I have seen the city evolve over the past 65 years from a mucky hole living down Attercliffe to see it now. I’m very proud of my roots and it’s good to see others from far and wide enjoying the benefits of living in Sheffield. Long may it last. Thank you for the video’s. Excellent . . . Kevin
James Hargreaves
3 August 2021 at 17:30
Well Said Kevin! Totally agree. Thank you so much for your nice comment.