We were honoured to have 3 nominations at this prestigious national award ceremony. The young people will never forget the experience of mixing with peers, celebrities & Oscar winners!

Axholme Academy and Cut Ltd. from Scunthorpe have won the 2016 Into Film Award for Best Documentary (12 and under) with their politically charged film Hear Me Roar. William is equally enthralled and horrified by the idea of inspiring a generation of nihilistic teenagers. As a teenage member of youth parliament, it would be easy to jump to conclusions about his political leanings, but would you be correct? Click on this link to watch the film

Nominated for Best Documentary (13 and over) - sponsored by Cove Pictures and Smuggler Three gifted young people from the Grimsby area are determined to make a difference in their much-maligned town, especially in the wake of ‘Skint’ by Channel 4. They are part of an apprenticeship programme, which sees a unique collaboration between sports and the arts in North East Lincolnshire. Click on the link to watch the film.

Into Film: Into Space We have been shortlisted!!! An exciting film competition in which participants will have their short films selected to be watched in outer space by British European Space Agency astronaut Tim Peake, during his mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) - the first ever opportunity of its kind for young filmmakers. Click this link to watch Ruby and Scarlett's film...

Cut were awarded a special 'Genre Commission' to make 6 documentaries. We were approached because we provide the assurances of professionally finished short films alongside quality outcomes for young people. We have a demonstrable track record in delivering high quality participatory filmmaking projects for young people aged 5 to 19. Meet Tribal, four ridiculously talented young musicians from the Humber Region, as they gear up for their first audition.

HeadStart Hull. Cut were asked to produce numerous films for HeadStart, including their final phase Big Lottery funding presentation film. Hull is one of only 12 areas in England to received funding from the Big Lottery Fund to develop a local ‘HeadStart’ project. The pilot aims to help young people aged between 10 and 14 cope with the pressures of modern life.

Cut are thrilled to be working with SMASH to create a new documentary for the See It Make It - Outreach project. Social Mediation and Self-Help, or SMASH for short, take referrals from schools to work with groups of young people on a restorative and peer to peer support basis. Feedback from the schools and families has been extremely positive and the young people’s confidence and self- esteem improving.

Cut stands for individuality, personality and difference. We celebrate diversity in all aspects of our work and encourage our clients to express themselves naturally and positively. Through careful planning and innovative learning we pride ourselves on engaging through creativity to deliver inspired and sustainable projects, fundamentally focused on realistic targets and positive outcomes... so, film workshops at a skatepark, no problem!

We are delighted to be a registered Arts Award Centre. We can embed this recognised qualification into our film, art & media workshops... heck, we even made the front cover!!! Find out more about Arts Award by clicking on this link

We worked with Lincolnshire Scouts to facilitate 16 films, working across the second largest county in the country!

We have a strong track-record of working with some of the most challenging young people in society. This is why our multi-agency approach results in some of the most rewarding creative work.