Moral & Ethics

Refugee Stories series features personal accounts from individuals who have faced the harrowing journey of seeking asylum. These narratives highlight the resilience and hope that refugees maintain despite their challenging circumstances.

With a global increase in web searches of the term 'climate anxiety' this film is a timely exploration of the emotional effect of climate change through one individual’s remarkable true story.

An online resource that will help you gain a deeper insight into graceful communication. These four easy-to follow sessions (for individuals or groups) include videos and activities that will help you to speak, listen, read and write with grace.

Bryony shares her heartbreaking but hopeful story about living with cerebral palsy, PTSD and anxiety - and describes how people don't always notice or understand these 'hidden disabilities'.

The climate series films on TrueTube educate viewers about climate change's causes, impacts, and solutions through expert interviews, real-life case studies, aiming to raise awareness and inspire sustainable action. We look at the different religions to see the different perspectives on the Climate and what we should do prevent facing problems with the climate in the future.

A powerful 9 film series intended for educational use. It includes 7 interviews with a variety of people who have experienced dependency and its negative effects. But all of these dark testimonies end with with a message of hope and recovery: there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

This film discusses the existence of racism in the U.K. and demonstrates healthy conversation and good communication skills when discussing challenging topics.

As Jaz and Charlie make a final attempt to keep their relationship alive, one of them comes out as non-binary (meaning they don’t identify as male or female), sparking a conversation that will change them both forever.

How much do the circumstances of your birth affect the person you become?

Jemmar tells the story of how she went from hating how she looked, to a realisation of the injustices that made her feel that way, to proud acceptance of herself as a beautiful, working class, black young woman.

Will genetic modification change us for the better or not? Watch short doc FUTURE HUMANS and join the discussion. Film narrated by the incredible Bonnie Wright.

A drama about social media which imagines the internet as an infinite theatre, with all eyes on you.

Ten years on from the 7/7 London bombings, four people reflect on their experiences of the day.

BAFTA-winning drama telling the story of a British refugee family fleeing a fictional conflict, through the eyes of a young girl.

10 short documentaries about 10 brilliant black individuals who have contributed to our economy, culture and history.

What is commitment? What does commitment look like for different families? Produced in partnership with FASTN, four families discuss their relationships.

Women in Prison - a charity - commissioned us to make 'A Different Door', a part live action/part animated film highlighting the importance of women's centres in changing lives.

BBC Bitesize commissioned us to make 22 films about the 6 major faiths and Humanism for KS3.

Passionate, brave and inspirational - we made 11 films with a variety of activists battling for a variety of important causes.

Unapologetically Me is a series of films where young people simply sit and discuss issues that don't get discussed enough regarding identity and mental health. Released on World Mental Health Day 2019.

It’s not your fault. You didn’t ask for it. You are not weak. You are strong. A short documentary about sexual harassment in schools.

Students from Key Stages 4 and 5 in schools all around the country give us the view from the classroom on five big topics, from abortion to gender.

A comedy drama about Ryan and Natalie - two young people struggling through their first sexual encounter, and having to deal with each other's expectations, a shiny trumpet and way too many cats.

James has been outed at school before he could come out on his own terms, and he's afraid of what his parents will say when they discover he's got a boyfriend.