wolf + water arts company

(c.240 mins) A stunning 6 episode set of the adventures of the mighty VP Team - a super hero group of adults with learning difficulties comprising of Choice, Miss Inclusion, Miss Independence & the Mysterious Captain Consequence, as they seek to assist others in need everywhere in terms of the governments “Valuing People Paper”. Each episode covers a particular issue of interest - including relationships & family, personal safety, health, person centre planning & independent living. From summer 2006 a workbook will accompany the film.

To see a clip from the film click
here

(c.240 mins) A stunning 6 episode set of the adventures of the mighty VP Team - a super hero group of adults with learning difficulties comprising of Choice, Miss Inclusion, Miss Independence & the Mysterious Captain Consequence, as they seek to assist others in need everywhere in terms of the governments “Valuing People Paper”. Each episode covers a particular issue of interest - including relationships & family, personal safety, health, person centre planning & independent living. From summer 2006 a workbook will accompany the film.

To see a clip from the film click
here

(98 mins) – a sumptuous adaptation of Shakespeare’s Scottish play made with an integrated group of adults with learning difficulties & young people, shot on 16 mm without the aid of kilts.

(60 minutes) a mix of documentary interview & surreal drama made with young people recovering from cancer & leukaemia.

(60 minutes) a mix of documentary interview & surreal drama made with young people recovering from cancer & leukaemia.

(10 minutes) documents some of our work with children with life threatening illnesses.

See clips from this video.

(40 minutes) Video made by & for 8 to 10 year olds about healthy family relationships & addressing issues such as bullying & domestic violence.

A resource booklet to accompany the Home Ground video for group work, packed full of creative ideas.

(50mins) Taking to their bicycles 4 intrepid Artists travelled from Nether
Stowey in Somerset to Bristol, following the route that Coleridge walked to make his famous speech against slavery. Along the way the team worked with
a wide variety of groups including a primary school, a school for people with learning difficulties, several community groups, 2 homes for elderly people and a pub. Each group spent a day telling their own version of “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” through drama, reminiscence, writing & animation. The resulting film knits all this together in 50 succinct minutes.