Films
Eleanor produces films with groups and individuals to create sensitive and professional productions. As well as running and producing the project, from script development, filming, editing and final DVD authoring, she ensures that clients are fully involved in the process. She has had extensive experience of raising and managing funds for film projects and works with groups and individuals to get their projects off the ground.
Previous Productions
The Horse; his industry, our industry
A documentary on the role of the working horse in South Wales. With emotive interviews with local people who worked with the horse on the land, in the communities and down the mines, this film asks, 'Where would we be today without the horse?'. In English and Welsh with subtitles.
This is the final production for Eleanor Flaherty's, MA in Media Production at University of Wales, Lampeter.
Made with the support of The Sleeping Giant Foundation and funded by Glasu. This film was made with the support of many volunteers from the local community who gave of their time to help with the filming and research and who donated many archive images.
Mentro Allan | Venture Out
Celebrating the four years of the Mentro Allan project which encouraged young people in Neath Port Talbot to become more active using outdoor activities ranging from mountain biking, climbing and canoeing, to more gentle activities such as green wood working and bushcraft.
Puppet Theatre Wales
Puppet Theatre Wales provides a rich, valuable and unforgettable early experience of live theatre through the powerful medium of puppetry.
Their exciting and unique puppet theatre integrates actors, musicians and handcrafted rod and hand puppets, with visually delightful and enchanting tales written especially for specific age groups.
Productions are done through the medium of English and Welsh.
The Theif of Dinas Rock
A re-telling of the story of the Thief of Dinas Rock by storyteller Owen Staton. Shot on location at Pontneddfechan in the Neath Valley.
Morwyn Llyn y Fan Fach / Lady of the Lake
A re-telling of an old Welsh tale about a magical lake where once a shepherd fell in love with a fairy lady. Artwork from local primary school children inspired by the telling of this tale. Aimed at people learning Welsh, the tale is told in a mix of English and Welsh by storyteller Owen Staton.
Swansea Bay
A music video for James Flaherty, on his way to Swansea Bay...
Mike Hill Artist and Sculptor
Mike makes beautiful sculptures from recycled material from his home in Swansea. In this film he shows how to make a flower from a used drinks can and encourages people to see the creative potential in what we call rubbish. Made as part of the Virtual Learning Environment Project for the City and Council of Swansea.
Quotes
'You've got some great living memory there and some lovely photographs and archive. Well done- ' Steve Humphries, Testimony Films.
'I shall always be proud to have been associated with this production of yours.' John Tremelling, Horses Through History
'My colleagues are envious that the paperwork for this project has been on time, on budget and very clear!' Hazel James, Glasu
