In spring 2010 we supported FAB by getting regional press coverage for a six-day charity bike ride from YHA Coverack in Cornwall to YHA Whitby in Yorkshire – a journey of almost 600 miles. The cyclists included YHA staff and military personnel.
Leicester Hospitals Charity asked us to produce appeal videos for critical fundraising projects for the Leicester Royal Infirmary neonatal unit and the Lord Mayor’s Forget-Me-Not Appeal. In both videos we used powerful personal stories from patients and their families to create a strong emotional pull for the viewer.
Finding new ways to engage young audiences is an essential part of the remit of museums and art galleries. In spring 2010 the Museum of Croydon asked us to work with a group of young people, aged between 14 and 18, to produce audio podcasts based on exhibits in the museum.
The Blue Cross asked us to create a training CD for their Pet Bereavement Support Service (PBSS) telephone helpline. The CD was used by volunteers, vets and other professionals seeking training in pet loss support.
How do you train an international team of officers, all of whom have different approaches to filming stories? This was the challenge set for us by animal welfare charity, The Brooke.
The RNIB commissioned us to deliver a tailor-made training workshop to help its web and events teams understand how audio and podcasts could work for them.
The Family Holiday Association commissioned us to create an audio CD to increase the impact of its 2007 annual review.
In 2008 the YHA commissioned sounddelivery to deliver a regional broadcast campaign to raise awareness of YHA School Trips, a range of exciting educational and activity based school trips for young people of all ages.
The Museum of London commissioned us to train a diverse group of Londoners to be social reporters. The project formed part of the museum’s social inclusion programme, which helps young people, adults who are long-term unemployed and others at risk of social exclusion to engage with their heritage.
The Museum of London asked us to create a series of audio descripton podcasts to help make the museum’s collections more accessible to visitors, especially those with visual impairments.
