AWESOME SAUCE!  SME Best Animation and Film Production Company 2020 We are ecstatic to announce that we have won SME News’ Uk Enterprise Award for best Animation and Film production company. To say we are overjoyed would be an understatement. It’s great to know that all the hard work and time spent toiling over […]
Many of us may dream of living off the land in close-knit communities but there are young families who are actually doing it. Solar and wind power technology. Polytunnels providing food all the year round and modern communications making local networks effective, self-sufficiency appears more viable than ever. This week saw a documentary on this
Drone Videography We were building and flying drones long before they became the easily accessible tool they are today. If you visit our offices we can show you many crashed, soldered, tested, hand built and pretty awesome contraptions. All built by our own fair hands. Our favourite was the microkopter – octocopter. We were flying
The UK’s live events and entertainment sector is in critical condition. Our live events industry is on the brink of collapse and urgently needs support to survive the Covid-19 crisis. It was the first to shut down in March and will be the last to reopen. The immediate cancellation of the busy Summer season alone
Communal viewing in a social distanced, safe way. In a new landscape of social-distancing, where safety is paramount, one of cinema’s oldest incarnations: the drive in is making a comeback. Outdoor screenings, especially ones where the audience can stay in their vehicle are safe, fun and popular. And it doesn’t stop at cinema, big screens
Safeguarding Keeping children and vulnerable adults safe from exploitation isn’t just the responsibility of professionals working in social services. We all have a duty to help keep the most vulnerable in society safe from harm. Noticing the signs of exploitation can be a challenge, particularly for staff who work with the public. This is because
Background December 2019 saw Great Western Railway take on the biggest challenge there is for a train company – a major timetable change. For a train operator, a timetable change (such as the December one in particular), is the equivalent of the Olympics. Operators such as GWR spend years planning them and the team only
