Production


Angel Eye's Education department produces high end educational Audio Visual material for clients such as the Open University, King's College London, Oxford University and others, across a range of media including documentary, drama, audio and online.  Having worked on projects covering History, Arts, Economics, Climate Change, Social Science, Politics, Psychology and Languages from Ancient Greek to Mandarin, Angel Eye's Education team are skilled at becoming experts in diverse areas and most importantly communicating information in an engaging and interesting way.
Our approaches include observational documentary and dramatic reconstructions through to archive led factual programming and our team of experienced video and audio producers, directors and editors have a strong track record of working successfully with academic clients.

Recent awards include two Learning on Screen Awards (2007 and 2009),  a World Bank Award for Communicating Climate Change (2009) and a FOCAL Footage Nomination (2008)

 

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Recent Programmes

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Montage of clips from recent productions
Personal Finance in an Uncertain World

The Open University (Economics)
3 x 30min series exploring the recent economic crises and the impact on ordinary people’s person finance - From Bank crashes to the looming pensions crisis the focus is on the psychological reasons that people often choose to act irrationally. (2009)
Earth in Crisis

The Open University (Geography)

The series of documentaries and audios explore the impact of Climate Change such as adaptation to rising sea levels in Bangladesh, the Thames flooding threat, IPCC negotiations at the last Climate Change Conference in Bali, the destruction of biospheres in the Danube Delta and and the Transition Town movement. (2008/2009)
Winner of the World Bank Award for Communicating Climate Change 2009.

Counselling for Fear and Anxiety

The Open University (Health & Social Care)
Trisha Goddard and Steven Fry feature in a series about counseling for fear and anxiety.  (2009)
Crime, Welfare and Society 

The Open University (Social Science)
Exploration of surveillance in society within the context of crime and welfare.  This series covers the way children are safeguarded in society, the way the movement of migrant workers is controlled throughout Europe and how the rise of gated communities in South Africa divides society. (2008)
OU iTunes U Research

Open University (Research School)

Three series of short films highlighting the Open University's internationally renowned Research School for the iTunes U open access website and YouTube. Films covered Moon Rocks, Facial identification technology for crimes, Entrainment, Complex Systems, International Adoption and predicting Volcanic eruptions. (2008/2009)

Living Political Ideas

Open University (Political Science)
An innovative course delivered exclusively online this series of documentaries and audio explores the relationship between religion and political expression in key events such as the Iranian Revolution, the French Riots of 2005, the abortion debate in the US. Other films looked at the body in politics from Gay Pride to Disability and Direct Action. (2007/2008) Winner of a 2009 Learning on Screen Award.
Perspectives in Social Psychology

The Open University (Social Science)
A series of documentaries exploring four different perspectives in Social Psychology and how they can be applied to the world at large. (2007)
Urban Street Smart

City University
Observational documentary following a three month long music and DJ project run by BBC1-Extra's Rampage crew for teenagers in EC1. The film charts the highs and lows of the project as the young adults prepare for their big showcase night.
Understanding Media

Interactive project for the Open University
Short drama projects using a series of photographs and pre-recorded soundscapes as students edit together two versions of the same film script - one a comedy and the other a thriller. Angel Eye devised the structure of the activity as well as supplying the originally shot material.
Faraday

The Open University (Science)
Examination of the reputation and work of the great UK physicist. Combining archive material recreated experiements and coverage of the rebuilding of the Royal Academy. Featuring Baronness Greenfield.
From Medieval to Modern

The Open University (History)
A large-scale history project which looks at what buildings and monuments can tell us about the past. The DVD journeys to parish churches, French Medieval Palaces, Imperial Brussels and post-colonial London.
Young Lives/Professional Lives

The Open University (Social Science)

A series of six films featuring young adults who have taken part in a '7 up' style project and a short series featuring three settings in which professionals work with young people: Residential Care, Higher Education and Widening Participation within City University.  (2007)

Video Clips


Showreel
Recent Clips

Projects for clients including OU, BBC & KCL

Introduction to
Social Psychology
Open University

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OU iTunes U
Open University

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Young people's stories

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