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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. 

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.

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.

Mum in a dark shadow looks through the bars of baby's cot/crib at her crying baby

Parent and Infant Relationships

Cycle of Change

A woman leans her bike against the bike stand, next to many other bikes, not 2 the same

Understanding Menopause

A PK day

Diagramatical image Venn diagram showing a child, medicine and clock

How do scientist work out the right amount of medicine

Anaemia

a woman is drowning

Prevent, detect and treat anaemia for safer birth

A Weight

man looks out of the window into the darkness

Dads Mental Health

A Black Cloud

nurse and pregnant mum  look at the foetal monitor

Experiences of birth trauma PTSD

For Baby's Sake

a baby in the womb

Breaking the cycle of domestic abuse

A Little Deep Sleep

a sleeping child with general anaesthetic mask, surrounded by anaesthetist monitoring tools

A family guide to anaesthetics

Physiology of Childbirth

Hormones and mechanics of birth as a baby pushes through the pelvis

The hormones and mechanics of birth

Dementia carers

A poster about how dementia carers learn to care

PHD Poster: How dementia carers learn to care

Arts and dementia

a man in a suit stands on top of a mountain shouting 'what's the evidence for this'

Graphic exploration: what is it about arts and dementia that makes it so hard to evaluate

Perinatal Positivity

Mum and baby are supported by dad in apron and washing up gloves

Maternal Mental

Health Matters

Journal of Health Visiting winner 2019 laurel

Movement is Life

illustration of a cell in blue

Why it is important to move your body

My Mum's got a Dodgy Brain

A girl stands alone at the school gates, sadly watching her parent leave

Young peoples experiences of living with a parent with a mental health issue

Unbroken film festival winner laurel 202

Numb and Numb-er

A child lies in a hospital bed with surgeon, parent and teddy just before local anaesthetic

Information for families about Local Anaesthetic

One of a Kind

An diagrammatical image of a child and toy mouse lying in exactly the right place

A child's guide to Radiotherapy

Mother of Many

A woman in labour/labor is supported by midwife

A celebration of childbirth and midwifery

BAFTA award winner 2010 laurel

Cervical Screening

A cross section diagram of the vagina, cervix and bladder

Why it is important to go for your smear test

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