Testimonial
A selection of Maia Media highlights
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Videographer on the summer expedition to India with the overall objective to provide a wide range of high quality videos for marketing both in country and for use in the UK at Raleigh Head Office. Raleigh is a leading UK based youth and education charity that provides adventurous and challenging expeditions abroad for young people from all backgrounds and nationalities.
- With the Manchester based Women’s Voices group we produced a video highlighting the benefits and successes of the Inclusion and Integration through ESOL Project.
- Production of a short, comical video viral for the pioneering community group United Estates of Wythenshawe (UEW). The viral has played a central role in a campaign to raise the profile of the organisations work and raising awareness that there are credible alternatives to gun and gang crime for all young people in Manchester and Wythenshawe.
- Production of 6 short videos hosted on the Tanhouse & Digmoor First Steps Children’s Centre website plus the development and creation of a promotional DVD circulated to 10,000 homes in the local area.
- The co-creation of Dressed in Dreams a video commission created for Bolton Museum for their summer exhibition ‘Something Old, Something New. Bolton Brides and their dresses from the 19th to the 21st centuries’. The project involved working with brides from several ethnic communities to research the cultural & generational differences of wedding ceremonies and bridal dresses.
- Facilitating filmmaking worshops at the Refuge in Films Festival, London. The aim was to raise awareness of refugee and immigration matters.
- Production of Action To Bring About Change which was made with young people from Refugee Youth and forms part of a commission for the Mayor of London & the Board for Refugee Integration London (BRIL). The final video was screened at the City Hall, London during the Creative Campaign event.
