ARTS AND CULTURE VIDEO SERVICES
ARTS AND CULTURE VIDEO SERVICES
Video plays a vital role in engaging an audience in the Arts and Culture sector. We’ve created video to help with funding applications, museum exhibits, documentaries to showcase a funded project, case studies and even exciting events. With Arts and Culture, these videos are always fun to work on and showcase with inspirational content, imaginative set ups and captivating messaging.
Video plays a vital role in engaging an audience in the Arts and Culture sector. We’ve created video to help with funding applications, museum exhibits, documentaries to showcase a funded project, case studies and even exciting events. With Arts and Culture, these videos are always fun to work on and showcase with inspirational content, imaginative set ups and captivating messaging.
Walk The Plank’s successful bid for the Animating Ashington programme is a series of Arts and Culture events across the Northumberland Town for 2024-2025. Turps Film have been asked to film a number of these events for social media coverage. In this Light Nights events, it’s pyrotechnics galore and Spark! Led drummers!
To celebrate 200 years of the Stockton & Darlington Railway, we created an inspiring video for Little Inventors – Powering the Future, encouraging young minds to take part in an exciting invention challenge. Filmed at Hopetown and Locomotion, the video invites children to unleash their creativity, design bold new ideas, and see their inventions brought to life with the help of expert makers. This engaging film captures the spirit of innovation and inspires the next generation of inventors to shape the future!
We captured the energy and creativity of Paul Smith’s performance at Woodhorn Museum, blending behind-the-scenes insights with the atmosphere of the Miners’ Picnic. This video showcases Smith’s artistic vision alongside the festival’s rich cultural heritage, featuring engaging interviews, live moments, and the unique fusion of fashion, music, and history. The result is a visually striking film that celebrates both contemporary creativity and the enduring spirit of the region.
Take inspiration from Little Inventors Magnificent Maker and cardboard artist Lottie Smith as she shows you how to work with cardboard and recyclable materials. Do try this at home, take care with scissors and get some adult help!
In this series of 12 short videos, we show you some great hints and tips about making your own invention models!
Child Friendly Cities and Communities (CFC) is a Unicef UK programme that works with councils to put children’s rights into action and at Newcastle City Council are one of the first four local authorities in the UK to join forces with Unicef to become a Child Friendly City. We were approached by Newcastle City Council to create a film which showcases why Newcastle Upon Tyne was chosen as one of the first cities to be named a Child Friendly City.
We were asked to collaborate for an arts and culture project focused on Ann Cleeves, the esteemed author of the best-selling Shetland & Vera novels which have been successfully adapted into a hugely popular TV series on ITV. Vera is set in the North East and is filmed in a number of notable, and less notable locations across the region so Ann’s books have seen a resurgence in popularity. The film touches on her love of the North, her experiences, and life as a writer. Rather than a text interview, the video brought a more digestible and interactive way to learn about Ann and how she developed the character and story for her Vera novels.
Concordia is a vocal project funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, working with schools in the North East to explore the impact of learning through the arts and culture scene. Our film documented the programme and showed the many benefits that projects like this can bring to young people including growth of confidence, independent thinking and nurturing of relationships.
Creativity is at the heart of every great story, and at Turps Film, we specialise in capturing the energy, passion, and impact of the arts. Whether it’s an immersive festival experience, a behind-the-scenes look at an artist’s process, or a powerful documentary exploring cultural heritage, our films bring creative work to life in a way that engages, excites, and inspires audiences.
The arts thrive on emotion and storytelling, and video is the perfect medium to reflect this. A beautifully crafted film can showcase the atmosphere of a live performance, preserving the magic for those who were there while opening it up to new audiences. Artist profiles and process films offer a glimpse into the dedication, skill, and imagination behind creative work, while documentary-style storytelling helps to capture the significance of cultural projects, ensuring their legacy endures beyond the moment.
Public engagement is a key part of arts and culture, and video plays a vital role in reaching wider audiences. From promotional content that builds anticipation for an upcoming event to in-depth interviews that explore artistic themes, a well-produced film can spark conversations, drive participation, and bring cultural experiences to life for those who might not otherwise have access.
Our experience in the arts and culture sector means we understand how to work sensitively within creative spaces, blending into the background when needed or collaborating closely with artists and organisers to shape a film that truly represents their vision. Whether you’re looking to document a major cultural project, celebrate a local creative community, or develop engaging digital content that amplifies your work, we’re here to help.
Let’s create something that captures the spirit of your art and the culture that surrounds it. Get in touch to discuss your next project.
