Glass Eye Productions produces creative documentary that highlight issues young people deal with in the world today.
We are always on the look out for new talent with great ideas. If you are interested in submitting documentary ideas, want to work with Glass Eye on our projects please submit your CV.
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24 HOURS AT OLD TRAFFORD - MUTV - 60 mins
DV Director at Old Trafford following fans and various behind the scenes events that take place on a matchday to give an insight into Manchester United, one of the biggest Football Clubs in the world!
WHEELS OF CHANGE - Dur: 60 Mins
Followed Stephan Pautard a young disabled man from Rochdale as he set off to UGANDA with local Charity Agapao.
The films shows Stephens transition into adulthood as he embarks on his 21st Birthday Year as he sets off with the charity and a group of volunteers and young students from the Northwest.
MONKEY BUSINESS - Dur: 24 mins
Set on the Back of The Moss Housing Estate in Heywood, Lancashire, the documentary takes an observational look at the social housing estate and the different generation of people that live there and how there. We see how old traditions are kept and how they deal with unemployment and crime in the area,
THE FARMHOUSE - Dur 8 mins
Paul Thorp of Stott Hall Farm, live in the middle of the M62, one of the worlds busiest and highest motorways in Europe. The observational piece showed day to day life on the farm and quashed folk tale of the stubborn farmer refusing to move.
The short 8 minute film was showcase at Exposures Student Film Festival in Manchester, Wisconsin Film Festival USA as well as articles by both the BBC and Observer in the UK.
WELL MAN DOCUMENTARY
The Project worked with men on the Kirkholt Estate in Rochdale and dealt with Health and Family issues and the transient nature of their lives and how they are now working to build a stable and healthy future.
