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 MEE TV
An Extended Schools project, St Paul’s Way TV is a two year programme aimed at supporting, developing and enhancing the role and performance of St Paul’s Way Trust School as a centre for community cohesion.
 Bow Intergenerational
Hi8us South have been bringing together older and younger people to share memories and stories of growing up in Bow in the middle of the 20th century and at the beginning of the 21st. The first product is the film Bow Then and Now…
 Watch It
Inspired by the award winning L8R series, students at three schools in Camden have created their own video responses. The films are written, shot, performed and edited by the students with support from their teachers and filmmakers and artists from Hi8us South.
 MyView
18 young people form across England provided with their own handheld HD video camera and brought together through an online platform to explore complex global and social issues through filmmaking.
 Vault
Delivered in partnership with the East End Film Festival, 35 young people from across the five Olympic boroughs of London produced a series of short films that, through the voices of 1948 competitors and young 2012 hopefuls explore memories of 1948 and the dreams and hopes for 2012.
 Vault volume 2: Aspire
VAULT is a documentary filmmaking project, giving young people from across the 5 Olympic boroughs the opportunity to produce a series of short films that explore the Olympics and the Olympic ideals. This year the project theme is Aspire.
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News
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Truth And Youth: Hi8us at Sheffield DocFest
#TruthAndYouth at Sheffield DocFest brings together filmmakers and young activists from major documentary film projects with youth-led outreach campaigns to share ideas and learning about how documentary film can be used to make a difference.
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Voices That Shake 2013
Shake! is a 5 day programme that provides young people with space to imagine what justice looks like, experiment with new ideas, learn new tools and fire up the imagination.
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Digital Engagement in Poplar
We’ve produced 4 new short films as part of the work we’ve been doing with Poplar HARCA housing association to help them increase resident participation and develop digital tools for community engagement.
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Spotlight Youth Centre – Eyes on the prize
The Spotlight Youth Centre is a “world-class youth centre” being built by Poplar HARCA to serve young people across the London Borough of Tower Hamlets…
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Parallel Lives: End of phase 1
In the midst of the climax of possibly the greatest event this city has ever seen, last Saturday (August 11th) at Rich Mix we screened the outcome of the first phase of our work with a group of young Bengali men in Bow West.
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motiroti promo delivered
We’ve always been fans of motiroti’s work. So we were looking forward to working on their latest promo video and, as it turns out, were right to.
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Make Town of Runners a massive hit
The box office returns on opening weekend of any film is a major driver for its success. Following the sell out premier at Rich Mix, Town of Runners, an independently produced documentary, opens in no less than five cinemas on its opening weekend. We’re encouraging all our friends to get out there between the 20th and 22nd of April to see it.
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Put the number in your phone!
With Stop & Search well and truly back with us and the security measures being touted for the Olympics it’s important that young people in the East End in particular check out this short piece we’ve made for Newham Monitoring Project featuring Benjamin Zephanania.
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In production for the Barbican
We’re currently shooting a new doc-promo for the Barbican’s Creative Learning department.
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Jerry Rothwell’s “Donor Unknown” gets UK Release
Following heaps of acclaim at New York’s Tribeca Film Festival, Jerry Rothwell returns home for the UK release of “Donor Unknown”
Nothing in the Hollywood imagination can compete with the plot of “Donor Unknown”. Sunday Times
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