A film created with Carnival Arts Group for the Hereford River Carnival "Join our six giant heads made by local artists and inspired by great Herefordians of the last 100 years on our whimsical trip through Hereford & down the Wye Our six Carnival heads are (in order of appearance) Frank Oz – puppeteer, actor & director (of Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear and Star Wars Yoda fame) Ronnie Radford – Hereford goal scoring legend whose golden goal sank the might Newcastle in the FA Cup Dora Carrington – creative artist and surrealist landscape artist of the 1920s & 30s – a member of the bohemian Bloomsbury Group Walenty Pytel – one of the world’s leading sculptors of birds & beasts known for his huge metal structures Ellie Goulding – Herefordshire’s own international musical superstar Kiko Matthews – adventurer and environmentalist on a mission to rid our waters of plastic" Crew Directed,Edited and scripted - Kie Cummings Produced and Edited - Rich Hankins Director of Photography - Andrew Berekdar Assistant Camera - Michael Bashir-White Story and concept - Rebecca Huggett and John Cartwright Artistic Director - Rebecca Huggett Original music arranged and performed - El Squid, Matt King, Leo Caithness, Nick Acons Thrane Music Produced - Nick Acons Thrane Hereford River Carnival Big Heads Film Project Co-ordinated and Produced - The Carnival Arts Group Rebecca Huggett and Leo Caithness Cast Walenty Pytel played by Alex Jones-Davies Ellie Goulding played by Emily Brown, Lola Parkes and Zakk Kaye Ronnie Radford played by Harvey Williams and John Cartwright Dora Carrington played by Lola Parkes and Jayme Carter Frank Oz played by Kelsey White Kiko Matthews played by Lisa Reeves Robinson

A short promotional film made with mediaSHYPP. The film explores how being a part of About Face has an impact on the lives of the actors. About Face Theatre Company has been working with people with learning disabilities for more than 21 years now and is a part of the ECHO charity: see www.echoherefordshire.org.uk

Written and performed by Charlie Staunton Directed and camera - Kie Cummings Camera and Edit - Rich Hankins Produced by mediaSHYPP

Discover how the misbehaving monks of Leominster Priory lead to the building of The Forbury Chapel in Leominster, Herefordshire, in 1284, with our historical reenactment bringing history alive. The film was created with volunteers as part of heritage interpretation project which accompanied the restoration of the Chapel in 2019. Thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund for Places of Worship, the building continues to provide a thriving community space in the heart of Leominster as home to the Church of England Leominster Team Ministry with a hall and meeting rooms for community use. #HLFSupported