Thanks to the 80 people who came along to the Richmond Yacht Club and shared their memories or signed up to volunteer on the project and making the afternoon so special. Michele Whitby displayed images from the Eel Pie Island
Thanks to the 80 people who came along to the Richmond Yacht Club and shared their memories or signed up to volunteer on the project and making the afternoon so special. Michele Whitby displayed images from the Eel Pie Island
The film: Two Potato – An Oral History of Play in North Kensington was launched at the Gate Cinema in Notting Hill Friday 9th December 2016. The film was commissioned by Colville Primary School and made by their Year 6
The film: Two Potato – An Oral History of Play in North Kensington was launched at the Gate Cinema in Notting Hill Friday 9th December 2016. The film was commissioned by Colville Primary School and made by their Year 6
The evening of the 7th December 2016 saw a large turnout to watch the launch screening of More Stalls This Way – Stories from Tooting’s Covered Markets. Children from Furzedown Primary School who made the film alongside support from digital:works
The evening of the 7th December 2016 saw a large turnout to watch the launch screening of More Stalls This Way – Stories from Tooting’s Covered Markets. Children from Furzedown Primary School who made the film alongside support from digital:works
It is estimated that over a thousand people live afloat on the Thames between Teddington Lock and the Thames Barrier. These floating villages have a rich and, until now, untold history. digital:works’ oral history film documentary of life on the
It is estimated that over a thousand people live afloat on the Thames between Teddington Lock and the Thames Barrier. These floating villages have a rich and, until now, untold history. digital:works’ oral history film documentary of life on the
The digital:works documentary film about London Bus Workers is now live! it was launched at the London Transport Museum on the 14th July 2016 to a packed audience of invited guests. The audience witnessed the film being introduced by the
The digital:works documentary film about London Bus Workers is now live! it was launched at the London Transport Museum on the 14th July 2016 to a packed audience of invited guests. The audience witnessed the film being introduced by the
We launched the film Playing at the World’s End – An Oral History of Games in Chelsea and Beyond at the Chelsea Theatre in May 2016. A packed audience joined the young film makers from Servite RC Primary School to
We launched the film Playing at the World’s End – An Oral History of Games in Chelsea and Beyond at the Chelsea Theatre in May 2016. A packed audience joined the young film makers from Servite RC Primary School to
Two of our films are due to have their TV premieres in the next few weeks. Firstly, Tailored Stories – An Oral History of Savile Row will be shown at 20:05 on Monday 2nd November followed by The Weekend Millionaires
Two of our films are due to have their TV premieres in the next few weeks. Firstly, Tailored Stories – An Oral History of Savile Row will be shown at 20:05 on Monday 2nd November followed by The Weekend Millionaires
An Oral History of the Thames Lightermen On Tuesday July 14th the documentary made by the children with digital:works was launched at the Museum of London Docklands. The children presented the film to an audience including lightermen, historians, curators and
An Oral History of the Thames Lightermen On Tuesday July 14th the documentary made by the children with digital:works was launched at the Museum of London Docklands. The children presented the film to an audience including lightermen, historians, curators and
The 24th June saw the launch of Tailored Stories – An Oral History of Savile Row at the London College of Fashion. Two days later the film was featured on Robert Elms Radio London Show. The launch was introduced by
The 24th June saw the launch of Tailored Stories – An Oral History of Savile Row at the London College of Fashion. Two days later the film was featured on Robert Elms Radio London Show. The launch was introduced by
More Hot for No.5 was launched today at Kensington Aldridge Academy with an audience of over 200 people in attendance. The film was made by Year 5 pupils from Barlby Primary School with support from digital:works and was funded by
More Hot for No.5 was launched today at Kensington Aldridge Academy with an audience of over 200 people in attendance. The film was made by Year 5 pupils from Barlby Primary School with support from digital:works and was funded by
