One to One Productions - Communication and Empowerment through New Media

Films for Health

We offer specialist services in creating films and producing resource media material to promote well being and good health. Currently we are working extensively with NHS Wakefield District on a series of films exploring different health and well being issues for a variety of audiences.

Recently launched

Training for Health

What do Health Trainers do and can they help people in communities? This film looks at the role of the Health Trainer and shows how they link up with other agencies and groups to provide an important support role in people's lives. The film was premiered in April at a Regional Health Trainers Conference at Magna to an audience of over 200 delegates. The film had a great response:

"Great idea to do a film - very valuable when promoting the service to public and professionals. We will be in contact with Wakefield as we will definitely be getting our own produced. Well done!"
East Riding PCT

"Excellent DVD - captured the very essence of the Health Trainer Service"
Sara Griffiths, Health Trainer Programme Coordinator, N Lincs

Click here to watch the Health Trainers film online

From Couch Potato to Runner Bean

This film was recently launched at two Target Cardiovascular Disease conferences in Wakefield. The film provided entertainment and insight to hundreds of Health Professionals and food for thought with regards to the prescription of exercise. As a fresh way of communicating with the conference audience, the film provoked lively discussion and proved a valuable tool for evaluation of services.

"The DVD was an excellent means of raising issues in an innovative way".

"Excellent piece of work, very pleased with the outcome"
Ann Marie Johnson, Coronary Heart Disease Programme Manager

Recently Completed and due to be launched

Teenage Kicks

Following the success of last years Director of Public Health's Annual Report on film, 'Insight into Inequality' the new Director of Public Health has appointed us to produce this years report with a focus on teenagers.

A series of 10 short films have been produced about projects supporting young people and promoting young people's voices and concerns. An overview film for the Teenage Kicks Report and all the short films will be premiered with participants and an invited audience on Wednesday 9th December.

"One to One Productions commitment to the project was outstanding and their approach to working effectively with participants and the NHS was excellent".
Dr Andrew Furber, Director of Public Health, NHS Wakefield District

Teens with Tots 24/7

Working with the Teenage Pregnancy Team we have produced two short films around the impact of change for new young parents. The first film is aimed at young people in schools and is lead by the participants and shares their stories with incredible honesty and openness. Another version of the film will be targeted at health professionals, youth workers and staff from statutory and third sector organisations working with teenagers. A series of launches and premieres are planned for November and December 2009.

Social Norms

Commissioned by the Teenage Pregnancy Unit this is an evidence based research project looking at young peoples attitudes to sexual health and well being. The perception of what young peoples peers are doing is questioned through campaigning in local high schools. The film is evidences research both quantitative through questionnaires and interviews and qualitative through creative interpretation and participation in the arts. The film will be screened at a series of launch events in November and distributed to High Schools in the New Year.