A long-term conservation project in the Carneddau involving the clearance of invasive gorse across multiple sites with volunteer groups. The work protects vulnerable archaeological remains from root damage, improves visibility and understanding of historic features, and supports further survey and research. It also enhances open habitat for wildlife such as the red-billed chough, while engaging local communities in the active preservation of the landscape.

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A documentation project delivered to Cadwyn Clwyd in collaboration with Lafan Consulting, capturing a series of funded initiatives across North East Wales to showcase their impact on rural communities, small businesses and environmental projects. The work involved producing a range of films and images that highlight the outcomes of local investment and the people behind each initiative, helping communicate the wider value of the funding programme. Read the full case study here.

A content project delivered with the National Slate Museum in Wales, creating films that highlight the site’s visitor experience, wider offerings and educational value. The work also documents the traditional process of slate splitting and explores the historical background of the industry, helping to preserve and communicate an important part of Welsh industrial heritage.

A film project created for the Social Enterprise Schools programme, documenting how young people develop and run their own social enterprises as part of a fully funded, pupil led learning initiative. The work captures a range of Dragons’ Den style pitch events, where students present ideas to a live panel, gaining feedback and support to develop their ventures. The film highlights the programme’s focus on confidence building, skills development and encouraging young people to create positive social and environmental change within their schools and communities.

A £3-million Church in Wales initiative supported by the Diocese of Bangor, focused on re-establishing pilgrimage routes and developing a network of “pilgrim churches” across North Wales. The project aims to renew the church’s role within local communities through outreach-led activity, while working alongside heritage and community partners to make these spaces more accessible and relevant to both residents and visitors. Read the full case study here.

A creative engagement project delivered with Ruthin Craft Centre, documenting a series of workshops for unpaid carers and members of the public. The sessions were designed to support mental health, wellbeing and community connection through hands on creative activity, bringing people together in an open and supportive environment. Films were created to support project reporting and help secure future funding.

A short documentary project created with ceramicist Rhiannon Gwyn, showcasing her work and the personal story behind her practice. The film explores how she draws inspiration from the landscapes of North Wales and translates this into her ceramics. It was exhibited alongside her summer 2024 exhibition at the National Slate Museum, reaching a significant visitor audience and supporting engagement with her work.

A film project delivered with St Grwst’s Church in Llanrwst, creating both a guided tour of the church’s key historical features and a promotional film highlighting its role as an active community hub. The tour content was designed for use in an interactive, virtual guide experience, while the promotional video and stills support wider use across social media, the website and partner organisations to encourage engagement and visitation.