Ardyn Griffin: Art + Class 31 minutes 2020
Ardyn Griffin has spent a long life teaching and painting. When she retired from teaching she turned to papier maché and so produces these beguiling pieces.
I Thought It Were Love 60'0" 2016
This hour-long documentary observes an East Midlands water bailiff with twin passions: The Ashby de la Zouche Canal and pike. He muses on fish and barges and our changing world as he talks to everyone he meets.
Sage Dance in Sir Robert Peel 3'07" 2015
A group of over-fifty-year-old dancers wanted to have a specific dance filmed and had thought of shooting it in a pub that was trading.
I Was The Job 3'10" 2014
A choir sings a brilliant song written by Clair Chapwell. This was filmed while the choir recorded the song for a CD.
Farewell to Earth 2'47" 2018
Farewell to Earth is a composition by Andrew Walpole. The accompanying film was shot in Suffolk during a winter's gale at high tide.
Uprooted 1'16" 2017
The artist Julia Mason won the Weiner Library International Book Art Competition for this scorched book that points to the horrors of the Holocaust.
Pennyhooks Web version. 5' 36" 2020
This working farm teaches and nurtures autistic young with a range of activities and work that brings calm and a level of contentment to its students. A twenty minute film was also made for fundraising purposes.
Migrations 2'46" 2015
In the Round Chapel, Clapton, London, Simona Scotto and two dancers reflect on migration and dance without music.
Singing For The Brain - Hackney Group 9'28" 2016
Tony and his partner Serena Nuttall volunteer at this group that brings music and dance to people with a dementia diagnosis. After some months of volunteering they decided to make this film that celebrates the participants and their determination to carry on regardless.
Credo 3' 51" 2019
Nonsuch Singers were recording their CD of 'Mass in Blue' and this was filmed as they did so.