A short film about hidden disabilities, produced by Ed Deedigan and Kandu Arts & written by Sam Burgess. Music used is "Godrevy Lighthouse" by Will Lawton. As seen in the Chippenham Reel Cinema on the Kandu Arts Reel Cinema Film Festival in September 2021.

A film made in Chippenham with Chippenham People about Life in any town has successfully been accepted into the prestigious BATH FILM FESTIVAL - screening 15th November at events venue KOMEDIA (22-23 Westgate Street, Bath, BA1 1EP)! Get your ticket now ! For bookings, the latest on tickets, screening times and all other information, please log onto www.bathfilmfestival.org.uk ! See you there

A film to commemorate the premiere of Kandu Arts for Sustainable Development's community film 'Bash Street' at the Chippenham Astoria 2011.

A film made in Chippenham with Chippenham people about life in any town has successfully been accepted into the the prestigious BATH FILM FESTIVAL-screening 15th November at events venue Komedia (22-23 Westgate Street,Bath, BA1 1EP) Get your ticket now! for Bookings, the latest on tickets screening and all other information, please log onto www.bathfilmfestival.org.uk See you there

The world premiere of the latest feature film by Kandu Arts for Sustainable Development (producers of 'Everything' starring Ray Winstone and 'Bash Street' starring Con O'Neill) Perranporth is not all that it seems in this quirky take on revenge , card games and holiday lets, starring Ed Gaughan (Skeletons, Redemption, Black Mirror), Gordon Trafford (former Headteacher at John Bentley School) and young people and community members from Chippenham & Cornwall. Premiere party was held at The Garden - http://thegardenuk.co.uk - and the screening took place at the Astoria Cinema Chippenham - http://www.astoriachippenham.co.uk.

A short film about the making of "The Bookies" Pilot, shot in Alnwick, Northumberland in June 2018. Thank you to all that took part, the show is currently in development and this is only the beginning of a wonderful production.

0.47 is a short film by a group of young people working with Kandu Arts which explores bullying through first hand and dramatised accounts. It was part of a wider project on bullying funded by Children in Need and Wiltshire Council and produced during the school holidays. The film was written and directed by and features original music from young people who attend Kandu Arts. The huge 0.47 is the actual percentage of young people in on young persons school who were bullying him but for him and other bullied young people it became a massive part of their life. Directed by Aaron Hall Camera & Editing by Elliot Jackson Original music by Aaron Hall and Jess Wilks cast: Aaron, Dara, Amanda, Gwen, Shannon, Harmony, Dew with Donna Lee & Rachel Stevens With thanks to Sheldon School Funded by BBC Children in Need & Wiltshire Council

Have you ever had one of those days, when you wake up on the wrong side of the bed, just to have your day go from bad to worse? This film, funded by First Light films was created, directed and acted by young people supported by Kandu Arts for Sustainable Development.

This film was made as part of a programme of community engagement with the residents of Tintagel Close, Keynsham. Over a period of four months, Curo worked alongside Kandu Arts for Sustainable Development in order to build relationships between the residents, Curo and the wider community. The consultation took place in and around Tintagel Estate and at Community @ 67 culminating in a clear up and activities day.

Hear Our Voice, part of Young People Cornwall, in partnerships with Victim Support, were funded by Comic relief to produce a DVD that would allow young people to explore the effects of domestic violence and relationships on their lives. The idea originated from the Cornwall youth Manifesto (2005); it was felt that young people needed more education and information on healthy relationships. Two outcomes from this were a pilot project (SAFE) formed in 2008 that would take an awareness package into schools across Cornwall, and also the production of a DVD. The multi-media project has two strands, the first being a short film portraying the lives of three young people and how domestic violence affects them. The second strand is a collection of young people's experiences and their recommendations on the domestic violence strategy in Cornwall, aiming to have their voices heard at a strategic level. Hear Our Voice and Young People Cornwall, along with partnership agencies, would like to thank the group of young people from Trelander Estate, who acted out the stories of those who wished to remain anonymous and also the many young people who contributed to the consultation and production of their film 'On a Limb', which lifted an aware at the Screen Actions Cornish Film Festival.

It's time for change. Kandu Arts for Sustainable Development presents, in association with BBC Children in Need: "Hit & Run" Studio tracks recorded & produced by Kandu Arts Music Assistant editor Tom Parsons Sound Aaron Crosskey Camera & Editor Elliot Jackson Directed by Ed Deedigan