APPROACH.

We'll create a single hero case-study film that weaves both projects together, connected by Cliveden's approach to training and engagement. We recommend this because your objective isn't more funding for these specific projects, it's demonstrating a broader capability: that Cliveden trains people well and builds inclusion into how it works. A combined film makes that case more powerfully than two separate site updates, showing a pattern rather than a one-off. It also gives you a flagship asset for conferences, talks, and general brand storytelling.

From the same shoots, we'll also cut standalone films for each project, St Jude's and Nottingham individually. We recommend this alongside the hero film because both projects are funded separately, by the Commonwealth Heritage Trust and the National Lottery Heritage Fund, and each funder will likely want a dedicated piece of impact evidence they can point to directly, rather than sharing space with an unrelated project.

Every shoot is edited down further into short, social-ready clips, so both projects build a content library you can keep drawing from long after filming wraps.

What we'll capture

• Interviews
  We'd like to speak with Lewis, to frame the bigger picture of why training and engagement matter to Cliveden. On site, we'd interview the interns and conservators directly involved, including Nottingham's site manager Anna, and Reverend Emily at St Jude's if she's willing, to bring in a community voice alongside the conservation team.

  The transformation
  Uncovering, stencilling, gilding, the process itself, captured in progress and at key milestones.

  The people
  Interns and conservators at work, hands-on footage of the craft alongside the interviews above.

  The place
  Each building's architecture and setting.

  The wider story
  Community voices where relevant, such as St Jude's parish and Nottingham's schools engagement, if scheduled.