CrowdFund London is one of the largest and longest running projects of its kind in the world. Made for Nesta and the Mayor of London, this film showcases 7 of its most inspiring community projects.

Keith Shaul and his grandson Jimmy are one of the few fishing families left on the North Norfolk coast; their story reflects the struggle to carve a future for young people in UK fisheries. Commissioned by the University of East Anglia.

An evocative portrait of the Marma, a minority indigenous people living in the Hill Tracts of the Bangladesh/Myanmar border.

Winner Inspiration Award AHRC Research in Film Awards 2020.

In South Wales, Janis from Cynon Valley Organic Ventures, provides education and employment opportunities to local people in a community garden as they develop the land. A film about social entrepreneurs and their role in affecting positive social change.

An audio series exploring the question “What is Normal?” from the personal point of view of a wide variety of participants. Created for the Science Museum’s new permanent Medicine Galleries. Exhibition launch in 2019.

Lyrically narrated by award-winning Haitian poet James Noël, 'IntranQu’îllités' is a vivid portrayal of the contemporary Haitian art scene.
Winner AHRC Research in Film Awards 2019.
Winner Creative Activism Award Social Impact Media Awards 2021

A social enterprise who draw on worldwide research into the universal health and wellbeing benefits of nature therapy.

How Sue Ryder makes a difference through their hospice and neurological care, for people facing a life-changing diagnosis.

From talking drums to the mobile phone, a film exploring the different ways of communicating within Cameroon and with the diaspora. Made for The Science Museum's new Information Age gallery.