Our latest work
Newly formed We Are Different CIC aim to help children better understand and express themselves and be sure of their place in today’s diverse, multicultural society. To help fund their short animated film production and to enable them to give away the film and other creative resources to UK schools free of charge, they have set up a Crowdfunder project here: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/the-man-who-was-different For more information, contact wearedifferentcic@protonme.com
Musician, Serious Sam Barrett commissioned Mark Currie from Catapult Films to create a video for his album, A Drop of the Morning Dew, out on 1st March 2024. See https://vimeo.com/806100671
Mark Currie of Catapult Films filmed for Fashion Fiesta CIC at their 2023 charity fashion show in Leeds, in support of the Children's Heart Surgery Fund. Here's the resulting edit from the catwalk: https://vimeo.com/884849772 All time was donated pro bono for this project.
Mark Currie is working alongside animator Ben Rustage on a short film production of The Man Who Was Different - an original story about a man with unusual and extraordinary talents. Subject to funding, the film will be completed in 2024. See the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/844328986
BBS (Brick & Stone) have worked with Catapult Films on a number of projects this year, including the transformation of Wolverhampton city centre, part of a £1 billion project: https://vimeo.com/838735876
Vistry Homes recently commissioned Catapult Films to create promotional local area videos and photography for their new Bovis developments in Garforth and Doncaster. To be completed January 2024.
Mark Currie walked 138 miles along the Jurassic Coast path in September in support of The Jordan Legacy, raising £1,300. He has also designed a 2024 calendar featuring amazing photographs taken on route. To purchase, please see https://bit.ly/471lF1b All funds support The Jordan Legacy.
Catapult Books have published One Man Walking, a collection of 90 photographs taken in the Yorkshire Dales, Lancashire hills, UK’s coastal paths and places as far away as Thailand. Filmmaker and designer, Mark Currie, finds a surprise around every corner. The book is in support of The Jordan Legacy. See: bit.ly/3E8rPPR
The Rural Skills Hub, supported by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund commissioned Catapult Films to create several films to promote the benefits of natural boundaries for wildlife and the environment in the UK. The project is now complete, including this film in collaboartion with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust: bit.ly/3y8Nmp6