A set of four infographics designed to highlight current guidance from the World Health Organization on Key aspects of SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) & HIV Linkages.
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Belief in Film was a joint venture between UK Jewish Film and 3FF. Hosting a selection of films and interviews about faith, identity and belonging, the website is designed to encourage people from different backgrounds, cultures and belief to work together and engage in reflective conversations. The resource also features an interactive pin board task that looks at pre-conceptions and there is plenty of support work in the downloadable worksheets.
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The Respect for Copyright educational website took its lead from the original printed material. The copy obviously needed to be updated and the challenge was to take print based activities and adapt them to work online. The result is a resource crammed full of interactivity, including spidergrams, venn diagrams and various types of drag and drop tasks.
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This exciting project proved to be one of Vanishing Point’s most memorable projects to date. The creation of a complex heat map provides the first ever composite score for measuring countries performance on SRH and HIV linkages. We have written a full case study, which you can
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2016 has seen the continued growth of Journey to Justice, which Vanishing Point is proud to play a part in. A major part of the growth is the touring exhibition, which has travelled to Sheffield, Sunderland, Middlesborough & Tower Hamlets in the past six months and is currently taking bookings for cities across the UK throughout 2017 and into 2018. As well as handling all the website content VP produce all the printed publicity for these exhibitions.
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Working closely with UKJF, this website was created to compliment an innovative, film-based project supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund and led by young volunteers from Noam Masorti Youth Movement. Key features include an Interactive Timeline, oral histories, exclusive interviews and a showcase for the final films.
http://ukjewishfilm.org/lights-chutzpah-action/
The StigmaSurveyUK is an online survey that aimed to identify whether people living with HIV in the UK experience HIV-related stigma and discrimination, and to describe how such stigma affects their daily lives.’
Following on from the successful National Survey carried out in 2015, the next phase of the site was to document the findings. Vanishing Point was involved in creating the report documents, downloadable from the website. (note: Since this post, the website has been updated for the 2017 Survey)
We were briefed by Stephanie Segal consultancy to revamp their existing site. As they deal in many of the sectors we specialise in, we were able to work well together and deliver a site tailored to their needs on a relatively small budget.
http://www.stephaniesegalconsultancy.co.uk
Vanishing Point together with The Film Space were proud to be asked by the FDA to put together a huge digital & print resource to celebrate the UK centenary of organised feature film releasing.
Introduced by Sir David Putnum, the resource falls into two parts. Firstly there is an interactive timeline that highlights key moments in cinematic and moving image history.
The second part features is a detailed examination of the process of Film Distribution. There are filmed interviews with industry experts, downloadable study notes and cutting edge interactive tasks such as the poster analysis tool and the trailer maker (all mobile and tablet friendly) to create a fully immersive experience for students.
The resource is also accompanied by an exclusive ‘Linking Film with Audiences’ infographic wall chart (also designed by Vanishing Point). Full case study to follow. http://thefilmspace.org/fda100/
Our new resource for UK Jewish Film is designed to support teachers and youth workers using film to educate about the Holocaust. The resource offers material to accompany specific films in order to promote research and discussion in the classroom before and after screening events. http://holocaustandfilm.com