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Friends of Films for Learning

Organisations who have supported FFL and without whose support we would not have been so successful!



Microsoft  has supported FFL from early 2007. They have sponsored and are hosting the website for showcasing films and the FFL community website. They also support FFL activites in schools by sponsoring film making/editing kits which are available for short loan to schools through FFL.

 



NESTA (The National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts) gave FFL the inital award in 2005 which kick started the project. In 2007 a small award was given to undertake collaborative work with Scicast, Science made Simple, Dream Ireland and UK Ecsite. www.nesta.org.uk/

 



Innovation Unit of the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF). www.innovation-unit.co.uk/

 



Dream Ireland and FFL have collaborated since 2006. DI has provided training for teachers and students in Dorset in Flash Animation and Stop Frame Animation. FFL has also supported DI's own project working with schools in Northern Ireland. www.dream-ireland.com/

 



South West Grid for Learning hosted the first FFL website. www.swgfl.org.uk/

 



THS & DASP - The Thomas Hardye School and Dorchester Area Schools Partnership who have provided workshop space, teaching and support staff, and financial assistance for this project from its inception.

 

 

Organisations who FFL are working with or have worked with (in workshops etc.) include:

    

Working with Microsoft, Universal Pixel and Altius Consulting designed and developed the Silverlight and Community Server elements of this great site! www.universalpixel.com/  www.altiusconsulting.com/

 



UK Ecsite have a great exhibition running about DNA (Inside DNA). They have used some FFL's as exhibits and you see them in the FFL Theatre or go and visit the real world touring exhibition. You could even make your own FFL exhibit for them. www.ecsite-uk.net/centres/

 



Planet Scicast make great science films and have worked with FFL. You can see the films in the FFL theatre or find them and others at www.planet-scicast.com/films.cfm

 



PVA MediaLab specialises in project development work and can offer artists and film makers support in origination and completion of projects. http://www.pva.org.uk

 



Science made Simple takes complex science issues and facts ... and turns them into something accessible, fun and interactive.­ http://www.sciencemadesimple.co.uk