An exciting snapshot of the motorsporting event at the Sandown Park race track, hosted by the P&G Surrey School Games. Each participating school team were given all the necessary components to build their own cars from scratch running on electric batteries.
Another Friday at work, another dull drive into town to grab something to eat…right? WRONG! When you work for a small production company, every trip to the drive-through is a filming opportunity…
Here’s our entry to Kia’s Dubstep Contest - filmed by mounting a GoPro camera on the outside of the windscreen. The competition is a great opportunity to win some cool prizes, and as you may have gathered from watching our team, impressive dance skills are not necessarily required.
The film is cut together from a couple of different takes, and the team got a lot of strange looks doing laps of the ring road near our office. Fortunately, despite the lyrics to Flux Pavilion’s track, the brakes on Alex’s car worked absolutely fine, and no major traffic accidents were caused in the making of this short film!
A lot of the entries for this competition that are already up on Youtube are seriously impressive, but driving AND dancing…admit it…we’ve got skills ;)
Check it out:
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Last week the Community Film Unit received the “Making a Difference Award” from Employability for our commitment to giving those with learning difficulties developmental working opportunities through 2011-2012. We are really grateful for the award and want to thank Employability for recognizing our work with those with learning difficulties.
DVD delivery day. Employability, Surrey School Games 2011, Principals and Values.
It all feels a bit real now…
7am, 12pm, 7pm, 12am.
Social Enterprise Mark Ceremony. From Left: Stephanie Hopkins, Jon Crook, Jon Fairey, Chief Executive of Surrey County Council David McNulty, Matt Joblin, Alec Towers Alex Walker, Laura Rowsell.
Alex Walker and Matthew Joblin from the CFU speaking about the ethos of the CFU and our prospects for the future..
10 second snippet of the Motor sport section of the Surrey School Games DVD. Filmed at Dunsfold Park (The Top Gear test track)
Delivery of 1000 DVDs of our Safeguarding DVD ‘What would you do?’. The biggest project so far at The CFU.
The Community Film Unit is a collective of skilled young adults who empower individuals, communities and services through the power of Film and wider media tools.
