Recording Statistics A challenging commission to produce a programme for a government department that sought to get staff to see the importance of accurately recording statistics. The statistics were important, determining staffing and work flows, although the actual recording of them was often seen as getting in the way of the ‘real work’. By combining graphics with live action, by explaining the reasons for recording the figures, in an engaging way, the video illustrates why the recording of statistics was necessary and important.   Recruitment and information This programme shows the (then) new Pension Service in operation, and how for the first time in the UK staff are able to specifically work for people of retirement age within the Civil Service. The programme, which is used as part of an induction course, seeks to show what the service offers, and that the new Pension Service is backed at the highest level by the Secretary of State, the Minister for Pensions and its’ Chief Executive.   Human Rights Act This studio based programme was produced for multi government agencies to show staff what the Human Rights Act might mean for them in their day to day dealings with the public. The programme seeks, by reference to case study and archive footage, to show how the act was derived and what it might mean in practical terms.