Member Directory

Catcher Media

01432 277424

www.catchermedia.co.uk
info@catchermedia.co.uk

Key Skills

Social, Media training, production, participatory, scriptwriting

Key Clients

Walsall Council, Gloucestershire,Herefordshire,Worcestershire County Councils,National Childrens Bureau,Open University,NHS,PCT's, Small Woods Association

Projects undertaken:

PARTICIPATORY VIDEO (PV) – Working with groups using video and digital media to explore issues; including scriptwriting and drama
CREATIVE LEARNING & EVALUATION – Video evaluation as a tool for reflection and promotion;
DOCUMENTARY – For education, health and environment organisations and projects
TRAINING – PV and media skills to all age groups – children, special needs, students, teachers, researchers;
CREATING COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE- Bringing together PV and media practitioners;
SOCIAL RESEARCH – Exploring PV as a methodology for social researchers;

Based in Hereford, we work regionally, nationally and internationally. We are particularly well regarded for our work with children and young people.

Key People

Rick Goldsmith: Company Director
Director, scriptwriter, editor, film maker with a wealth of creative ideas
Julia Goldsmith: Company Director
Producer, film maker, pragmatic creative companion

Business Info

Turnover
No. Employees: 2 + Freelancers
Year Established: 15

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