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Roving Eye works with a pool of highly skilled filmmakers and educators who have broad experience of working with the arts in the community. Videos include campaigning, awareness raising and information videos; where possible we try to enable participants to make the film themselves with our support, by training them in video production.

NUT Pay Rally Video News Release 2007

Universities and College Union (UCU) campaign featuring Tony Benn to save free adult education classes in local communities.

Raw Skills young men’s dance troupe and Rouge young women’s dance troup join with candi flight dance collective in modern dance promenade show written, choreographed and accompanied by live music from students and lecturers from the Performing Arts. 30’

A production for Queen Mary’s College directed by Karen Tomlin, Associate Director London Bubble.

An intergenerational video project run by Yetunde Otuwehinmi, with young and elder people in the Hoxton area exploring the changing face of Shoreditch across the generations. Funded by Local Heritage Initiatives and working in partnership with Hoxton Hall, the Sharp End and the Geoffrye Museum in Hackney.

Series of self portraits made with people with learning difficulties Roving Eye continues to work with City and Islington Centre for Life Long Learning to provide training and support for adults with learning difficulties to make films about themselves and issues which affect them

A series of short 3-5’ films made with ex-drug and alcohol users. Working with a North London rehabilitation Centre Roving Eye trained a group of recovering drug and alcohol users to make short films about the ups and downs of their recovery and the effects their addictions have had on their family, friends and themselves. Screened at the Ten Feet Away Film Festival, London 2004

One World TV 2002 Afghan Refugees talk about life in Britain one year since the west declared war on Afghanistan.

5’ portrait of an activist with breast cancer. Anna didn’t let losing her breast get her down, in typical fashion she decided to create an information film about her struggle with breast cancer, providing a personal insight into her treatment and emotional journey. Funded by Macmillan

A series of workshops with children in foster care, using video to tell stories and build confidence, the young people were trained to use the cameras and equipment to produce their own short films.

12’ training film about mental illness in the work place. A film made with people who have a history of mental illness about discrimination in the work place. Roving Eye worked with the Media Trust to support the group to produce and market their own film. The video continues to be used as part of an awareness training package in workplaces around the country. Funded by Waltham Forest Social Services and QEST

30’ documentary about people with learning difficulties. A group of adults with learning difficulties produced their own film about living independently and making their own choices about their home. The video was used as an advocacy tool for people with learning difficulties to have a voice in policy decision making about independent living

Video portraits of teaching and training staff.
Advice and materials on developing video projects with community groups.

10’ portrait of a student and new technology used in education. For the Association of Colleges conference

10’ Promotional film for City and Islington Adult learner’s centre. A DVD induction video to introduce students to the new award winning building in Finsbury Park, North London.