Charity & Public Sector

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 […]

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.  Alara Permaculture Forest Garden is owned and operated by Alex Smith in Kings Cross, right in the heart of

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.  The British Medical Association Garden in Tavistock Square features medicinal plants which are studied to understand their healing potential

This film was aimed at celebrating a host of events happening for World Autism Awareness Week.  The film features J Rock from Big Brovaz, who gave his support by working on a special rap, performed alongside autistic children at a Special Educational Needs school. Jamie’s Concerts for The National Autistic Society: A short film for

Every year, Wells Cathedral School hosts “Event on the Lawn,” a pupil-initiated mini music festival aimed at supporting charitable projects in Sierra Leone. Organised entirely by students, the event raises funds for a music academy in Sierra Leone, contributing to its development and sustainability. The festival involves meticulous planning, including security, ticket sales, band arrangements,

This film for Macmillan Cancer Support and was used to lobby the government into amending the Care Bill.   The film highlights the need for recognition and support for carers and the issues that carers face on a day to day basis.  The story centres around Joe De Souza and his wife Melita as they

This campaign film commissioned by Macmillan Cancer Support served as a catalyst to advocate for a crucial change in the Care Bill. Its primary aim was to push for recognition and support for individuals caring for family members diagnosed with cancer, rendering them unable to work. Successfully achieving its objective, the film paved the way

Amos Gwema has dedicated his life to protecting wildlife in Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe.  He has excelled in catching and convicting poachers by developing a local network of informants, and collecting evidence which he passes on to his rangers so that deployments can be made strategically.  Amos was a Tusk Trust award winner in