It's all in the mix - The story of crude oil was an educational animation informed by working with chemistry students.
This animation is a reflection of the Whinnies Nature Reserve in Middleton St George by artist Paul Dolan working with Gurney Pease Primary School in Darlington as part of Green TV.
Filmmaker Ellie Land worked with some groups of young people from Redcar and Cleveland, making short films about the area and what it means to them.
Participants enjoyed building on their drama and film-making skills. The group also learnt more about the area giving them a fresh and exciting perspective on the local area increasing pride and knowledge. The films were shown at a regional premiere and are available online.
This has been funded by a Northern Film and Media, using the work of early documentary filmmakers as a catalyst – in this case, specifically Marion Grierson’s travelogue ‘Beside the Seaside’.
The Parachute Projects aimed to support, develop and celebrate the creativity of young asylum seekers, refugees and their families.
A page explaining the You Are Here project involving writer and film-maker Dougy Pincott, Songwriter Costa Ndlovu and Seed Animation Studio.
Getting It worked with teenage mums and mums-to-be to explore the three trimesters of pregnancy and the experience of motherhood.
As a part of the Green TV project, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, artist Lindsay Duncanson and RSPB staff worked with Year 5 pupils from Bader and Yarm Primary schools in Stockton to creatively explore Saltholme, its wildlife and history.
