Alive on Demand is a beautiful product - a Netflix-style video subscription service for care homes with bespoke content for those experiencing dememtia. I created a lot of the content for it. Here is its emotive social promo.

I worked as producer, director, technical director, project manager and writer on this mammoth live TV project during my tenure as the Video Production Manager at UCAS. Hosted by Radio 1 DJ Vick Hope and featuring the then Minister for Universities Michele Donelan. Broadcast over Facebook for Results Day 2020, it gained over 100,000 views and was the most engaged piece of social content for the organisation ever.

The work Marmalade do is so inspiring and beautiful, and set me on a path of wanting to make content for social change. This promo features the beautiful music of Bristol-based electronica outfit, Jilk

When in post at UCAS, myself and the organization worked with Stand Alone, a charity dedicated to supporting estranged students into University to tell Harvy's story. As Harvy didn't want her identity revealed we animated the piece and the result is this very moving, engaging and inspiring piece of content.

These beautiful shots were taken down in Teignmouth on a perfect Summer's day. The Teignbridge council were so taken with them they placed them on their Location Guide https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3a6bbf18b7184d43807884af82f51e1f

Commissioned by Tufcot, this piece pushes the family run element of the business which is a real emotional selling point. Since using the video as part of their external marketing the company has gone from strength to strength.

So many charity films nowadays rely on a sombre mood to convey the negative elements of the situation for the cause, so I played with more of an upbeat, joyful and optimistic feel to demonstrate the amazing work that Alive Activities in Bristol do.

When UCAS needed to promote their new Hub, I developed this promo to showcase its ability to support those who needed direction.

Whilst working with Alive Activities based in Bristol, I was commissioned to create a piece that appealed to potential funders of their Dementia Meeting Centres project. The video content was used in as a major element of their project assessment materials and the wonderful work the Centres do was re-funded.