2025: A behind-the-scenes film that documents the making of the sculpture ‘My Body is a Sundial’ and the performance ‘Stand of the Sun’ by Bryony Ella. Inspired by Melting Metropolis, an environmental history research project at the University of Liverpool with Queens College City university of New York.
2025: A film capturing the connection, collaboration and new thinking that the ACCESS (Advancing Capacity for Environment Social Science) Assembly aims to foster. Filmed at Exeter University.
2025: A film about Defashion Dorset – A two day sustainable fashion event promoting Fibre Growers & Makers and a local clothing culture
2025: A film documenting an interdisciplinary collaboration between an earth scientist and a visual artist.
2024: Videographer and co-editor. (Trailer) Somerset Yarning is a quiet, meditative portrait of rural life and skilled craftsmanship in Somerset. Directed by Trevor Pitt and commissioned by Somerset Art Work and South West Heritage Trust.
2024: A film for the Countryside Management Association, filmed at their Annual Conference on Dartmoor.
2023: Documenting encounters and conversations from a series of nomadic sporadic walks from Glastonbury to Burnham-On-Sea along Somerset’s waterways.
2022: A short film following Sara Dudman’s artist residency on Cranborne Chase National Landscape – unearthing stories from the land through engaging communities and earth pigment painting.
2021: A film made during the Covid 19 lockdowns. Getting up close with some lovely Somerset wildlife.
2024: Chase and Chalke Celebration Day film. Commissioned by Cranborne Chase National Landscape.
2024: A live performance from the Characters of the Chase at the Ancient Technology Centre. Commissioned by Cranborne Chase National Landscape.
2023: A short film commissioned by Wren Music about the Devon Youth Folk Ensemble.
2023: A film commissioned by Wren Music to celebrate their 40 year anniversary event.
2023: A film commissioned by The Sound of the Streets Festival.
2022: A film commissioned by Somerset Art Works documenting Dissolution to Evolution – a contemporary art programme that explored support systems, social experiments and religious beliefs.
2022: A film documenting Children and adults with visual impairments creating an array of uplifting prints in workshops across Somerset, led by Somerset artist and printmaker Gemma Trickey and supported by Somerset Art Works.
2021: A film commissioned by Somerset Art Works to celebrate Digital Somerset Open Studios during the COVID 19 pandemic.
2022: A short promo video for ceilidh band, Crowdy Kit.
“I’m beyond delighted with the final piece! The project was completed really quickly but without any compromise on quality. Hannah is polite, professional and great fun to work with!”
“Working with Hannah on Not the Best for Parties was an absolute delight, her dedication, openness to ideas and creative ability made for an incredibly enjoyable shoot. Can’t recommend her highly enough!“
Hannah Earl 