See Change Films

26/10/2017

"We have survived. Now we want to be seen for who we are."

Tonight is the premiere of , directed by survivors of domestic and sexual abuse and produced in partnership with Solace Women's Aid. We want to thank Big Lottery Fund and Cripplegate Foundation for making this project possible, and Platform for hosting the premiere.”

25/10/2017

Sorry you haven’t heard from us in a while. A number of exciting projects have kept us busy, and we are excited to share some of our latest work with you.

For the past few months we have been working with amazingly talented women from . Their final film will premiere tomorrow. The film documents the journey of the group who learn filmmaking as a way to speak out about the abuse they have faced in their lives, lifting the lid on a subject that is all too often underreported.

25/10/2017

We are sorry you haven’t heard from us in a while. A number of exciting projects have kept us busy, and we are excited to share some of our latest work with you!

For the past few months we have been working with amazingly talented women from . Their final film will premiere tomorrow. The film documents the journey of the group who learn filmmaking as a way to speak out about the abuse they have faced in their lives, lifting the lid on a subject that is all too often underreported.

21/02/2017

"One thing I really liked about the filming project was that it’s really collaborative. There’s something about the group work in itself that helps people with similar stories realise that they’re not alone."

Read our latest blog and meet Cornetta, one of the highly skilled practitioners we get to work with.

We always deliver our training courses in close partnership with organisations that share our ethos and values and work alongside highly skilled practitioners. One such person is Cornetta Williams, who works as practitioner for Action for Change of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

20/02/2017

Attention, all doc lovers out there - thanks to BFI, you can now browse through 'Critics’ 50 Greatest Documentaries of All Time'.

340 critics, programmers and filmmakers were polled in the search for greatest documentaries ever made.

This magazine has been conducting its famous once-a-decade poll of the greatest films in history for most of that history.

19/12/2016

"I’ve learned a lot about myself too. I’m more in control of my own attitude, I’m more positive of my own future - and I feel a lot more powerful."

Read more of Louise's journey in our new blog:

Championing our trainees is at the heart of our work and this week we’re sharing the story of Louise, one of the women who produced and directed, ‘Without My Child’. This poignant and timely documentary explores the affects of having your child removed from your care through the eyes of those who ha...

28/10/2016

Our Alumni Network is an integral part of the See Change team and an important peer support group, creating opportunities for individuals to develop their confidence, skills and leadership further.

Find out more about See Change Alumni here:

In 2006 a film training initiative was set up in rural Zambia. It trained 23 young women to tell their stories through film and speak out about the issues that affected them. This initiative changed the lives of these women, it became the subject of our award-winning documentary 'Where the Water Mee...

20/10/2016

Today we're loving StoryCorps, an organisation with the mission to provide people of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share, and preserve the stories of their lives.

Have a look at some of the unique and fascinating stories on their website!

Our mission is to provide Americans of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share, and preserve the stories of our lives.

17/10/2016

"If I could change just one thing in the world...I wish that everyone could just be a bit happier with themselves."
-Jonty

What would you change?

When new team members join See Change Films we always ask them this question "If you could change one thing, what would it be?" Some of them struggled to come up with just one thing, but that's ok, no one ever changed the world by always sticking to the rules!

06/10/2016

Our filmmaker Salima knows that real superwomen are actually not that hard to find.

Find out more about this short documentary about female role models on our project pages.

Our workshops are always designed with clear aims and measurable outcomes. Here are a number of case studies from a range of our film training projects.

05/10/2016

We want to better understand the value of our work and what makes us special.

This is why we decided to get together over a series of workshops to discuss and define our culture and methodology. Find out more in our newest blog:

As a growing charity, we feel it is essential to define and develop the ‘See Change Methodology’, which embodies the culture of our organisation. This will not only help us better understand the value of our work and what makes us special, but will also help communicate our work to current and futur...

04/10/2016

Meet the finalists of the 2016 Social Entrepreneur of the Year Awards! (And find out more about the brilliant work they are doing.)