The power of our films lies in working closely with people who have experienced health issues or used services themselves, recording them and beautifully animating their stories.
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Working in animation means we can show intimate medical procedures and present complex information more simply. Our films can also represent difficult emotions and feelings in a compassionate way.
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Working closely with health and social care professionals ensures that our films are accurate and reflect the procedures and support in place. The result is a compelling, authentic and informative film.
Cycle of Change
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Understanding Menopause
A PK day
How do scientist work out the right amount of medicine
Anaemia
Prevent, detect and treat anaemia for safer birth
A Weight
Dads Mental Health
A Black Cloud
Experiences of birth trauma PTSD
For Baby's Sake
Breaking the cycle of domestic abuse
A Little Deep Sleep
A family guide to anaesthetics
Physiology of Childbirth
The hormones and mechanics of birth
Dementia carers
PHD Poster: How dementia carers learn to care
Arts and dementia
Graphic exploration: what is it about arts and dementia that makes it so hard to evaluate
Perinatal Positivity
Maternal Mental
Health Matters
Movement is Life
Why it is important to move your body
My Mum's got a Dodgy Brain
Young peoples experiences of living with a parent with a mental health issue
Numb and Numb-er
Information for families about Local Anaesthetic
One of a Kind
A child's guide to Radiotherapy
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Mother of Many
A celebration of childbirth and midwifery
Cervical Screening
Why it is important to go for your smear test