We are proud to produce the films for Soccer Aid for UNICEF on ITV which we have done since 2021, telling stories from all over the world that highlight the work of UNICEF. We work with incredibly talented teams in the UK and remote crews all over the globe to bring these stories to light. Recent years have seen children face some of the toughest situations ever and this match raises millions to help children across the globe who really need it. We look forward to our ongoing relationship with ITV1 and UNICEF UK to produce these films.
We also work closely with the teams at UUK, ITV and Initial across the campaign on ITV and on the show itself to try and get the Soccer Aid for UNICEF message far and wide.
The incredible Stand up to Cancer campaign on Channel 4 has been bringing the country together to tell cancer exactly where to go for nearly a decade, and it has been a privilege to be a small part of it.
From being involved in challenges: canoeing across the north west, or 100 gigs at the Edinburgh Festival in just 24 hours to making films showing the incredible and essential science being funded, this is a movement we love being a part of.
To highlight the importance of the Macmillan Cancer Support coffee morning, we wrote and directed a series of monologues telling the stories of people affected by cancer based on real testimony.
Featuring an extraordinary cast of actors, these were a new approach to telling cancer stories.
Set up shortly after the emergencies of the Manchester bombings and the tragedy of Grenfell tower, the National Emergencies Trust was a very young charity when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Together with SwiftDean and some incredible freelancers, we approached them early in lockdown to try and help get word out about their campaign, and have worked with them ever since.
The National Emergencies Trust help people affected by disasters and emergencies in the UK. They fund community based work to get help to people as widely as possible and as soon as possible if the worst happens, and we’ve loved helping them tell some of those stories.
The CRUK team do extraordinary work and we have been privileged to work with them over the years. We were part of the CRUK Canoe challenge, where people living with cancer and celeb supporters rowed their little hearts out... In 2021 we were asked to facilitate and film some conversations between people affected by cancer and those who care for them: talking openly about their experiences. Honest, refreshing and articulate, this was a project we were honoured to be part of. Most recently we brought together a group of well known faces who have experienced cancer to talk about the things that got them through that time and explore the Cancer Care collection- products designed fully with cancer in mind.
In 2022 we were asked to work on a quick turnaround project for the Elton John Aids Foundation, highlighting the long-standing relationship Elton and his organisation has with the Ukrainian people. Since then we have worked on multiple projects with EJAF and are honoured to help raise awareness of their life changing work in the UK and all over the world.
To celebrate International Day of the Girl 2022, we worked with Plan International on this film where the incredible 14 year old Orlaith interviewed astronaut Tim Peake about his experiences in science and encouraging more girls into STEM careers.
