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Use Video To Support Learning

With the e-learning industry growing by over 900% since 2000 and learning-related content getting 500 million views on YouTube every day, online learning is the way forward. Arts & Culture organisations can achieve great impact by spreading their learning initiatives with easy-to-access video content.

Document Your Projects

Our videographers are experts at documenting activities that are taking place in your learning or community programmes. They all understand the challenges of working with learning environments, since they are all educators who facilitate video workshops. These films can be a fantastic tool for advocacy and fundraising for future projects.

Learning Projects

Dancing with Splendour

Royal Collection Trust

The British Mosque

Historic England

The World’s Oldest Boat Race

Thames Festival Trust

First World War: Then and Now

Heritage Lottery Fund

Bluewood Media Training

Bluewood

The Power Of Educational Video Content

This is how much viewers retain from a message when watching a video – compared to 10% when reading text. Forbes

The amount of users who say they often use YouTube to learn new things (in the U.S.). Think With Google

Documentary (23%) is the third most popular genre of film production for theatrical release in the UK, after drama (25%) and comedy (16%). UKFD

The proportion of YouTube viewers who use the platform to find help for a problem at work, in their studies or hobbies. Think With Google

Our Arts & Culture Clients include:

Early Colour Photography and Videography Production

The V&A

Victoria and Albert Museum

Royal Museums Greenwich

Biggin Hill Memorial Museum

Royal Academy of Dance

Theatres Trust

Tara Arts

Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society

Art Night

Smartify

Horniman Museum and Gardens

Headstone Manor & Museum

Client Testimonials

“

It has been a wonderful experience working with Chocolate Films... I would recommend 100%
Carol Fuller, University of Reading

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Great company to work with. The film they helped us produce at the RCA is a perfect reflection of the College.
Emma Palmer, Royal College of Art

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Chocolate Films have been an absolute joy to work with. From inspired content ideas to well-organised filming days and expert editing, we will definitely be working with them again!
Oliver Davies, Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society