Over the last few months I’ve been involved in a very small way working to mark 75th anniversary the D-Day landings. The D-Day Story (Museum) commissioned me to work with a community group in Portsmouth who wanted to create a history walk that showed the impact of D-Day and the second world world on the…
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Ever wanted to have a go at Animation? Whenever I show people the animation process they always get excited and have that – oh wow – look in their eyes. With this in mind I’ve devised a workshop for anyone who has ever wanted to have go or has been thinking how can I bring…
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For a while now I’ve been really interested in developing an episodic web series. But what subject? How many episodes? In July 2018 a meeting with Face Front Inclusive Theatre led to what would be a 6 month project telling the online and on-going story of Jay and Em. The project was commissioned by MENCAP…
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Holding History is not an easy film to categorise. The scope of the history that it covers ranges from the Domesday Book to the AIDS epidemic that swept the world in the 1980s. For the third film-making project working with the National Archives we looked at how we could expand the project and get the…
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This first weekend in June you’ll find me in my studio at Euroart. Over the past year I’ve been working in this space on an animated film with Eren Basharan. We are making a stop motion animation called Run the Movie. It’s about the adventures of Emily Bossabella a young woman who is determined to…
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This film project I worked on with a wonderful group of young people and the fabulous arts team at the Brady Centre in Tower Hamlets.
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I made this film last summer with a group of young people and the education team at The National Archives. We kept it under wraps until February this year, so that it would tie in with the 100 year anniversary of the Representation of the People’s Act. The film has been nominated for a Medea…
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