Handsin Group

Stuff we worked on.

2011-09-26T11:10:00.001+01:00

Falling - Ben Westbeech

We dipped in on the pre-production preparation, sourcing Stunt Co-ordinators and props for this video by Ben Westbeech.

Stuff we worked on

2011-09-26T08:23:00.001+01:00

Life - Niya & Teecee

We worked with some talented young people as part of a community youth project to produce something they could use to express themselves and tell their story. The result? Some interesting content, including this video featuring Niya & Teecee. Life.

Stuff we produced.

2009-11-20T14:51:00.003Z

Inside Out: Skateboarding

We put together a treatment for a documentary about Bristol skateboarding, and the talent that goes largely unnoticed. We produced the whole package, and Inside Out commissioned it. Nice.

Stuff we worked on.

2009-11-20T14:22:00.004Z

iFeatures: Proper Filmmaking

A spin off from our work with South West Screen, we worked on adapting the functions developed to deliver a space where filmmakers can collaborate on their feature film projects. We are looking forward to finding out which 3 films get the green light!

Stuff we produced.

2009-11-20T13:46:00.004Z

South West Screen: Site re-launch

We got involved as the brief was coming together. We were given scope to interpret the brief, and had some great technical partners to work with! As a result, the digital strategy we wrote culminated in a vibrant and popular site.

Read a testimonial.

Stuff we worked on.

2009-11-20T13:12:00.008Z

Zurich Recruitment Website: Greenest Grass

We took the campaign brief and responded with the idea of a green screen shoot to allow the current staff to tell the story in their own words. Once the footage had been prepared in post, we handed over to Flash developers to work their magic.

Stuff we worked on.

2009-11-02T15:01:00.004Z

Current TV: Theo's Wind Farm

We had been doing things for Current for a while, when we were asked to go to Holland to film an artist. What a trip it was, and such a fascinating subject.

Stuff we produced.

2009-11-02T14:59:00.004Z

Current TV: Cannabis Granny

Our first commission for Current, however this wasn't the first idea we had on the subject of Cannabis, but proved to be the safest. That's a story for another time though.

Stuff we produced.

2009-11-02T14:25:00.014Z

Howies: Wee DO Lecture

This was a bit of a love project. We love Howies, and when they came calling, we were more than happy to help out.

Stuff we produced.

2009-11-01T14:36:00.000Z

Beast: The home of Bristolian t-shirts

Back in the day we saw this shop. We said, "What a great shop, must remember to go online and buy a t-shirt" We had difficulties. So we called them up, said we wanted to help. The rest is history.

Testimonial: A South West Screen User

2008-11-25T16:07:00.003Z

As you know I am a producer based in East Anglia. Recently contemplating doing some work in the South West I thought I would check out SouthWest Screen's website. I was blown away, not just by the work you are doing but by the website itself. It is brilliant and offers me all the information I need as a producer in an accessible, easy to navigate, entertaining form.

I love the count down to iFeatures and - yes I will be submitting. This section of the website offers me everything I need to know about how to do that and what you are looking for. But I could also check out jobs, the kinds of work you've been commissioning, the opportunities available, your key people and their track records and how to contact them. So many websites are difficult to penetrate and even simple pieces of information like an address or phone number hard to find. I loved the clarity and transparancy - your programme was laid out before me like a patch work quilt - I could get a quick over view and then dive into individual squares for details.

Despite the fact that so much of our work is now done over the net I still find many organisations websites clumsy and frustrating. Yours was a joy to use. Congratualtions to the team who put it together.

Sally-Anne Lomas
Independent Producer

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Digital Consultancy

2008-11-20T12:00:00.000Z

With the number of digital marketing and media tools growing at speed, it can be difficult to know which are right for your business or organisation let alone how to use them. Technology is changing faster than ever before. In light of the Digital Britain Report, digital media literacy is essential to businesses who want to participate in what is to be a digital future.

Our workshops aim to unravel the mystery and illustrate the ease with which you can make these technologies work for you. From websites, blogs and e-newsletters to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and beyond, our consultancy service will help you maximise your relationship with existing users and reach out to new users, without substantially increasing your marketing budget, making your business future fit and flexible.

Our workshops are for:

Those who work in the Communications, or Marketing department of an organisation. Those who occasionally use the Internet to get things done at work, and want to know more. Those who want to know more about what the Internet can offer in plain English.