The Football Association of Wales (FAW) is the third oldest association in the world, having come into existence in 1876.
Founded in Wrexham in February 1876 by a group of businessmen who wanted a representative team to play against Scotland, the association has governed football in Wales continually since that date.
Today, the FAW is responsible for administering and growing the game from the grassroots up to elite international level across the men’s and women’s games.
Launching the new Adran Leagues season in style
Who would want to be a referee?
A live stream to celebrate 30 years of Welsh league football
A multi-location, live stream ahead of Wales’ biggest football match in decades.
Doing what we do best - living the journey, celebrating with the fans, bringing the experience home.
The FAW wanted a multi-platform, rich, immersive live stream to promote the Wales C side.
From arm to arm. What happens to donated blood and how many lives can it save
This clip, which featured in an episode of FC Cymru, was shared on Sport Wales’ social channels to promote their Be Active Wales Fund.
The Welsh FA wanted a virtual squad announcement featuring fans from across Wales.
We made a programme celebrating some of the most iconic Wales football shirts ever to help the Welsh FA launch their latest kit
EatSleep Media made the video which brought the vision for women’s and girls’ football in Wales to life.
Time to Talk is part of a national campaign aimed at ending the stigma surrounding mental health.
Football v Homophobia (FvH) is a national campaign opposing prejudice against lesbian, gay , bisexual and transexual people.
When the FAW wanted to unveil its strategy for the future of the game, it needed stories, passion and beautiful photography.
We couldn’t go to Baku or Rome to support Wales at the Euro2020, so we had a working staycation.
FC Cymru showcases clubs across the country, and explores the very best stories in Welsh football culture.
The FAW wanted a series of videos highlighting the work of the Trust in addressing mental health issues.
The FAW Trust wanted a series of videos to showcase the McDonald’s FAW Trust Community Football Award winners.
Armed only with a video camera and a crate of glorious Brains SA beer EatSleep Media took a coach trip to France to take in Paris, watch a friendly international and swap stories with fans about their love of following Wales. All in 36 hours.
We provided the DVD extras for the hugely popular Don’t Take Me Home, the story of Wales’s journey to the semi-finals in the 2016 European Championships.
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