UK non-broadcast/social action

'OSCE'(Dir/cam/ed); professional actors, medical students and an overtired consultant play out tense scenarios in a video aimed at improving clinical skills, communication and assessment strategies.

"I've got good vibes!" Dr.Cynthia Yiu, Head of Clinical Assessment, Guys'/Kings/St.Thomas' Medical School

'Voice in the City' (Director/camera/editor)
The charity 'Safe in the City' wanted a video representing runaways, excluded schoolchildren and parents at their annual conference. Now also being used by national government and other agencies.
"a video that has received wonderful feedback...an important marketing and communication tool that has proved its worth." Melanie Blanchard, Head of Communications, Safe in the City

'Bringing finance education to Life' (Director/camera/editor) The charity pfeg promotes financial literacy and requested a video to show teachers, funding agencies and LEAs how imaginatively this 'boring' subject can be delivered, in mainstream and Special schools across England.

'The Ozlem Show' (Director/camera/editor)
The charity pfeg promotes financial literacy across the UK. This 'chatshow' with teenage girls in South London showcased their work and brought the enthusiasm of young people into City boardrooms. Now also being distributed to schools and policy-makers on tape and CD.
"an excellent job... I was very impressed with how you worked to ensure we got what we needed." Wendy van den Hende, Chief Executive, pfeg

'People and the Process' (Director/camera/editor)
The Institute of Development Studies are known for 'participatory research approaches' in less developed countries. Wanting to promote PRA in the UK, they commissioned a video in Hull. Since used by planners and local community groups as well as academics, trainers and researchers.

Other UK-based videos include literacy and behaviour issues for children with Special Needs (Peabody Trust).