Rights Here Right Now Are a group of young people in Newcastle passionate about raising awareness of issues affecting themselves and other young people with disabilities. This film explores these issues.

Username is an E-safety film made by young people for young people supported by Whitley Bay Partnership of Schools. Its Ace.   Username

Young people promoting the YBC through film. Youth Beach Council Film

Life and Times of the Incas is a short film made by children from a primary school in Gateshead, exploring the theme of the Incas as part of a First Light in the Classroom project.

Short film made by young people from Cramlington alternative education programme, exploring crime and consequences Attitude

An emotive short film exploring the mother/daughter relationship in modern Britain as seen and told through the eyes and voices of young female carers aged 12-19. Using music, re-enactments and drama, young women struggle to make sense of their mother’s mental illness and the invisible impact it has on their relationship. Torn Together

A collaboration between one of our visual artists Kate Sweeney, Open Clasp Theatre Company and SECOS Recovery Project in Middlesbrough. The project explored prostitution through workshops where women devised and performed scenes that related directly to their own life experiences. The workshops were filmed, animated and edited into this harrowing, beautiful and frank film. lizzies-story  

Short film documenting the Newcastle Slutwalk 2011. A response to the worldwide march against victim-blaming that began as a result of a statement made by a member of the Toronto Police that said not to dress like a “Slut”, if you do not want to be raped.  

Forum Theatre Youth Project, Newcastle Pupil Referral Unit. Young people explore the theme of conflict using Forum Theatre  

Digital Arts Project, Northumberland Youth Service. Young women explored how images of beauty are manipulated by the media