Portfolio
Portfolio Selection
We make a wide range of films including documentary, corporate film, web video, live events and features. Below is a small selection of films from our portfolio.
Understanding High Blood Pressure
Documentary
Over 1.5 billion people worldwide are at increased risk of heart attacks and strokes because they have high blood pressure.
Information is widely available on the internet but is often confusing, conflicting or just incorrect. Despite efforts by health professionals most patients usually have large gaps in their knowledge. This project answered a need for a comprehensive, authoritative and easily digestible source of information.
Rock Music Rock Art
Documentary
'Rock Music, Rock Art' is a cultural exchange adventure that sets out to discover musical sounds of our earliest ancestors and fuse two very different music styles.
A group of contemporary western classical musicians and traditional Ugandan musicians journey in perilous canoes to a remote island in Lake Victoria to make music using the most elaborate prehistoric 'rock gongs' on the African continent.
To Bring a Smile
Documentary
BBC South 'Southern Eye' programme featuring an Oxford based Ugandan artist who journeys home to northern Uganda searching for a lost brother in the rebel torn district of Gulu.
Narrated by Fergal Keane.
Eginja Eriyimba - Peter Randall-Page
Documentary
"Eginja Eriyimba" tracks renowned British sculptor Peter Randall-Page to the stunning island of Lolui in Lake Victoria.
Capturing a creative adventure, this documentary delves into the effects that nature and the limits imposed by the expedition have on the artist's creativity.
The Passions of Roswitha
Documentary
This 5 minute celebration of a goat's courtship with her chicken companions also explores quirky parallels with her medieval namesake.
In and Out of Africa
Documentary
In Uganda, a derelict copper mine is to be re-invigorated by a charitable sculpture foundation supported by Britain’s leading bronze foundry.
Ugandan artists are being introduced to new materials and the chance to build their own bronze foundry.
Leading British artists join with Ugandan artists in a cultural and artistic exchange to promote positive developments in Africa.
The Return of the Dodo
Documentary
From extinction to reconstruction. A conservation story where art and science meet.
The Ascent of (Hypertensive) Man
Features
"I haven't got high blood pressure, it was just a little high on the day..."
Black Eye
Features
When you want a little relief in your life, sometimes you just need the right signs...
Leave Me Alone
Features
In our intrusive world of global personal communications, how far do you go to truly "get away from it all"?
Sam escapes to a tranquil Australian beach seeking solitude, lazy sunshine and the soothing hush of the ocean. However, it's not long before his estranged girlfriend Rachel, left far behind in England, tries to track him down.
The Lost Wax Process
Corporate Film
The Lost Wax Technique is an ancient bronze casting process, demonstrated using a single artist's sculpture.
Dating 6,000 years, used by the ancient Egyptians, the Greeks, in Asian, African and many other cultures around the world, the process today has changed only in the technology used.
Commissioned by The Tate Britain in support of their Lynn Chadwick Retrospective exhibition.
