Funded by the Hertfordshire Police Authority, we were commissioned by Three Rivers District Council to make a film with an intergenerational group of seven teenagers and four pensioners about anti-social behaviour.

They interviewed the general public, politicians, council officers and the police, as well as each other.

They created dramatised scenarios to counteract what they saw as unfair perceptions of young people.

The film will be distributed around the district by the Council.

Meanwhile you can watch the first seven minutes here:

We were commissioned by Hammersmith & Fulham Urban Studies Centre to provide all the design and media for their Climate Change Educational resource for Key Stage 2 children.
This consisted of a film presented by young people and included interviews with architects, politicians, campaigners and energy suppliers.
We also produced a Flash ‘Energy Savers’ game and the educational resource pack which included bespoke illustrations and classroom activities amongst the materials.
These were all presented both on a website and in a dual disk package.
View the Climate Change website.

In March 08 we worked with artist Sally Booth to make a film documentary of her residency at Merton Abbey Primary School.

We interviewed teachers, funders, the artist and the young people involved.
The theme was local landmarks and Merton Abbey Mills was chosen for the young people to study. We accompanied them on their visit to make preliminary sketches.

They used the Wandle Trail, the local environment and unconventional and recycled materials as inspiration.

You can view the film here: