2006-7 World War Two Reminiscence Project
For primary school children and elderly residents in Sawston, Linton and Fulbourn
Funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Demi and Jasmines Kitchen
A mock instructional film made as part of the Intergenerational Project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.Made by Peter Harmer
It's a Small Task to Carry a Gas Mask
A mock Gas Mask instructional film made as part of the Intergenerational Project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.Made by Peter Harmer.
Animation with Primary School Children in East Anglia
For primary school digital animation production project and Digital Film Production project for young people excluded from school within the Cambridgeshire Secondary Support and Inclusion Service.
Funded by the Arts Council
The Tortoises' Idea
A Cambridgeshire Film Consortium (Arts Council funded) film produced by a primary school in East Anglia led by professional filmmakers and composers. Supported by Parkside Community College, Cambridge.
Arts Council Award for the Cambridgeshire Film Consortium to train practising artists from various disciplines in the use of digital video production and editing skills.
This Cambridge Film Consortium Experimental Video Art course was a four month project designed for artists within the Cambridge area to experiment with moving image as part of their own art practice. It enabled artists with any background, to explore moving image in a supportive and critical environment.
Guest Artists included Jane and Louise Wilson who presented and screened their films at The Arts Picture House Cambridge and Karen Mirza and Brad Butler who presented and screened their work at Kettles Yard.
Managed by Trish Sheil, Film Educattion Officer for the Cambridge Film Consortium with support from Julia Tozer, Education Officer for Kettles Yard Cambridge, the Project was financially supported by The Arts Council of England, with in-kind support from Anglia Ruskin University.
A First Light funded project with the Cambridgeshire Film Consortium.
For a group of young filmmakers to be trained in script writing, film production and editing.
Oscar Forshaw-Swift
Ed Stubbs
Bart Vautraves
Alex Otley
Ben Abbott
James Welch
Mike Emra
Angus Crawley-King.
Animation with Primary School Children in East Anglia
On the 25th of July 2009, the Cambridgeshire Film Consortium held a Movie Making for Beginners Workshop as an event part of the London 2012 Open Weekend Camridgeshire and Peterborough.
The Children had to Plan and Shoot a 1 Minute film in 2 hours.
This "Making Of" video shows the kids planning, directing, using cameras and microphones to make their stories.
Emily Marty
Pascal Dillabough
Edo Spigel-Emmerich
Xander Brett
Max Bishop
James Clarke
Charlie Slater
Jake Jupp
Miles Smith
and Jasper Alport
The making of:
Workshop led by Ryd Cook
Camerawork by Ryd Cook, Trish Sheil, and Gertrud Hill.
Edit by Ryd Cook
What is Climate Change?
The Earth has warmed by 0.74°C over the last hundred years. Around 0.4°C of this warming has occurred since the 1970s.The main human influence on global climate is emissions of greenhouse gases – carbon dioxide (CO2),methane and nitrous oxide, strengthening the greenhouse effect.
Global temperatures are likely to rise between 1.1 and 6.4°C (with a best estimate of 1.8 to 4°C) above 1990 levels by the end of this century, depending on our emissions. Consequently global sea levels will rise between 20 and 60cm by the end of this century. For the UK, climate change means hotter, drier summers (more heat waves); milder, wetter winters; higher sea levels and an increased flood risk to coastal areas.
Across the globe, there will be more intense heat waves, droughts and more flooding.
Climate Change: Ice and Ice Ages
(Natural Environmental Research Council/British Antarctic Survey 1999)