Short film for barnardos raising awareness of child sexual exploitation. false freedom is a sh ..
Mickey b and his partner ladyboy want to run the jail and they'll kill anyone that gets in their way. this is ..
A short history of holywell hospital. a place of healing. the holy-well, was once a place of healing and refug ..
Community roots was a partnership project inspired by the needs and wishes of a group of people being resettle ..
A short introduction to mickey b, a film adaptation of shakespeare's macbeth set in a prison in northern irela ..
This film is a behind the scenes look at esc films'innovative film-making programme with community & forensic ..
With fernhill house museum, ballymacarrett arts & cultural society, prisoners aid in east belfast, an cultúrl ..
Niall's passion is for football, but his illness nearly put a stop to all that. this film, part truth, part ho ..
Captures real stories of people from other countries who call belfast home. voices of the new ..
A girl's struggle with mental health issues. with niamh. this is the story of a young woman st ..
Solutions d'espoir est une histoire de rencontre. plus précisément, l'histoire de la rencontre de rom ..
An exploration of my personal experience with bipolar disorder and depression. this stop motion collage tells ..
Fsa entrevista a tom magill durante la conferencia internacional 'shakespeare in prisons" en la universidad de ..we specialise in helping people turn their own life stories into films.
everybody has a story, they just need help to unlock them.
The esc team has over 20 years’ experience working in storytelling, drama and film with socially excluded people. From people with mental illness, young people in care, people with learning disabilities, offenders to victims and survivors of trauma, we’ve helped people to get their stories out and experience release.
We’ve partnered with many local charities and Health Trusts to create safe and supportive spaces for this work to happen. We’d love to talk about what we could do to help the people you work with.
You can watch highlights of our work above or right here.
Our work works. An independent external evaluation found that for every £1 invested in our work with prisoners and ex-prisoners, we produced a Social Return on Investment (SROI) of £10.49. For more information click here.
esc*productions
esc*productions is esc’s social enterprise which provides film-making services from inception of an idea through to completion. It has a wider remit than our core work. Check out our website here.
NI Mental Health Arts & Film Festival (NIMHAFF)
We co-founded NI’s FIRST mental health arts & film festival – you can get involved in helping with the next one here.