Charity & Public Sector

Hipolito Lima’s upbringing as the son of a fisherman on São Tomé in Príncipe shaped his deep connection to the sea and its creatures. Witnessing the plight of endangered Sea Turtles as a young boy, he resolved to enact a pivotal change in the law to safeguard their future. Despite diverging from his family’s longstanding tradition of Sea Turtle fishing, Hipolito embarked on a journey to advocate for change in São Tomé.

This film, produced for Macmillan Cancer Support, was instrumental in lobbying the government to amend the Care Bill. It highlights the essential need for recognition and support for carers, shedding light on the daily challenges they face. The story follows Joe De Souza and his wife, Melita, as they navigate the heart-wrenching news of her cancer recurrence after a tumor is found in her lung.

Experience the diverse beauty of London’s green havens in this enchanting film, a tribute to the annual ‘London Open Gardens Weekend’. Over two tranquil days in June 2022, we wandered through four distinct gardens, each with its own story to tell. Join us as we explore Nomura, a rooftop garden offering panoramic views of the Thames, blending urban allure with natural splendor.

Using powerful photography and voiceover, this short video sets out the chief objective of the Orphan Trust charity: to help the most underprivileged, marginalised and vulnerable members of Bangladeshi society.  The charity campaigns to raise funds so that orphaned and homeless children in Bangladesh can receive education and a roof over their heads.  This short

Choice Support is a pioneering social care charity, providing support services for disabled and disadvantaged people.  This film was aimed at prospective Support Workers for Choice Support, making it clear what kind of qualities and experience they’d need to have in order to apply for the job.  The work is both challenging and rewarding, and

Choice Support is a provider of social care, helping it’s service users to live more independent and fulfilling lives.  In 2012, Helen Hopkinson was put forward by the charity to take part in the Olympic torch relay in the lead up to the games.  Helen has Asberger’s Syndrome, and for much of her adult life

The Newham Whole Systems Demonstrator programme is the largest randomised control trial of telehealth and telecare in the world, involving 6,191 patients and 238 GP practices across three sites in the United Kingdom – Newham, Kent and Cornwall.  In this film we see how TeleHealth is benefiting COPD sufferer Samual Wilson.

The Whole Systems Demonstrator programme was the largest randomised control trial of telehealth and telecare in the world, involving 6,191 patients and 238 GP practices across three sites in the United Kingdom – Newham, Kent and Cornwall.  This video explores the many benefits to patients, GP’s, hospitals and PCT’s across the UK, and affirms why

In partnership with Maia Films, we undertook the task of creating 15 short films for the London Garden Trust during the early summer of 2021. These films were a pivotal component of an online livestream event, offering viewers an exclusive glimpse into London’s hidden gardens, typically inaccessible to the public. At the heart of our

In collaboration with Maia Films, we were commissioned to produce 15 short films for London Garden Trust in early summer 2021, as part of an online livestream event, exploring gardens across the capital that are not normally open to the public.  Paul Burbage of Grasshopper Displays is the Head Gardener at Cannonbridge, and he explains