VIDEOS: MUSEUM PARTICIPATION PROGRAMMES
VIDEO: Profile of Royal Academy Family Workshops
Client: Royal Academy of Arts, London
Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
This 4-minute film profiles the Family Workshops offered by the Royal Academy of Arts. The video is used by the Royal Academy to promote the workshops to families.
Watch the 4-minute video, below.
Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
This 4-minute film profiles the Family Workshops offered by the Royal Academy of Arts. The video is used by the Royal Academy to promote the workshops to families.
Watch the 4-minute video, below.
WEB VIDEO: PROFILE OF NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY EDUCATION PROGRAMME, MAKING A MARK
Client: National Portrait Gallery, London
Producer / Director / Script Developer / Editor
This film profiles the National Portrait Gallery educational partnership programme, Making A Mark. The programme focuses on how the Tees Valley made its mark on Britain, and how the lives and influences of local people can still be seen today. The programme, and the film, draw out connection between local people, history and museum collection objects. The film is featured on the National Portrait Gallery's website and YouTube channel.
View the 6-minute video below.
Producer / Director / Script Developer / Editor
This film profiles the National Portrait Gallery educational partnership programme, Making A Mark. The programme focuses on how the Tees Valley made its mark on Britain, and how the lives and influences of local people can still be seen today. The programme, and the film, draw out connection between local people, history and museum collection objects. The film is featured on the National Portrait Gallery's website and YouTube channel.
View the 6-minute video below.
WEB VIDEO: 'Picture the Poet'
Client: National Portrait Gallery
Producer / Director / Cinematographer / Script Developer / Editor
Producer / Director / Cinematographer / Script Developer / Editor
This 4-minute video profiles Picture the Poet, a three-year partnership project between the National Portrait Gallery, the National Literacy Trust and Apples and Snakes. As part of this project, second year students studying photography were paired with ten locally-based poets to create new photographic portraits inspired by the Picture the Poet exhibition.
Watch the 4-minute film below.
Watch the 4-minute film below.