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This film was created in collaboration with a group of young carers from Wiltshire commissioned by Salisbury Festival in 2015. Director of Choreography: David McKenna with Mark Anderson and Jonathan Armstrong. Director of Photography and Editing: Mathew Becket Soundtrack: Ashley Brown

Mobocracy is one of six screen-dance films that were produced a part of 'The Quiet Man Suite', a series of short films funded by Dancing For The Games and part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad. Through inspirational dance and breathtaking cinematography 'The Quiet Man Suite' explores issues of masculinity, strength, sensitivity, independence and cooperation amongst men.

Participatively produced by young people at Wyre Forest Special School, Never Stop Dreaming is a beautifully touching and poignant film about the struggle some of us face against those who try to put us down, those who try to tell us we are worthless, those who try to tell us that we cannot follow our dreams. Told through the eyes of Edwin, a young man who has decided to take his own personal stand, Never Stop Dreaming gave pupils at Wyre Forest Special School the opportunity to work collaboratively with choreographer Dave Mckenna, photographer Kate Green and composer Andy Guthrie to produce a film which sought to reflect their own vision and experiences of the world around them. "I thought the film was creative, emotive and a really accurate account of our pupils' views and visions of the world. I think the families and the rest of the staff will be truly moved by the fabulous quality and creativity that has gone into it. Thank you so so much." Emma Lashford -- Wyre Forest Special School 5 minutes 55 seconds Commissioned by: Being Frank Physical Theatre, Wyre Forest School. 2013 Funded by: BIG Lottery Fund

A film that represents one persons battle with mental health issues.

For over a millennia, cultures and civilisations around the world have buried their treasure. Sometimes returning to the spot years or even decades later to reconnect with their hidden past. Some treasures however, remain hidden, undiscovered, lying in wait... The Treasure Hunter is a short screen-dance production, performed and composed by local school children, produced by Pavilion Dance South West and filmed against the backdrop of Bournemouth's windswept coastline. 6 minutes 01 second Commissioned by: Being Frank Physical Theatre, Pavilion Dance South West. 2013 Funded by: Arts Council England

A Dance Film project inside Stoke On Heath prison.

Beingfrank Youth running around Warwickshire.

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