Ever wanted to know what life is really like on a Maternity Ward? Check out our new work for Channel 4 that launched this week. The site is a partner project to the new TV series, 'One Born Every Minute' that airs later this month and reveals the ins and outs of birth as it happens - no airbrushing, the real thing. The site covers a broad range of topics and issues through extensive video content and a number of fun, engaging content pieces. It has been an amazing project to work on, so we hope you enjoy it.
We're having to make room in the trophy cabinet to fit in all the awards that Battlefront keeps winning. This week it was awarded best Youth Programme at the 30th Banff World Television Awards (“The Rockies”). Next week we're up for an RTS Education Award back home in Blighty. Keep 'em coming.
If the Emmy wasn't enough, we've now been shortlisted in the Interactive Innovation category for this years BAFTAs. To be honest we're not sure we have the shelf space...
Battlefront has won the Digital Emmy® Award for Children and Young People last night at MIP in Cannes. Airlock and Raw TV produced the show for Channel 4, which follows and supports 20 young campaigners as they try to change the world. We are most happy.
Time to get those Tuxedos to the dry cleaners. We've been nominated for this years Digital Emmy Awards being held in Cannes later this month. Battlefront has been shortlisted in the 'children and young people' category. The competition's strong but we think we've got a good chance. Wish us luck.
We're working on a new multi-platform project with Channel 4 Education and Raw called Battlefront.
Battlefront aims to help young people get their voices heard as they campaign about issues they really care about. The website both follows the progress of 20 young campaigners as well as actively promoting their campaigns. It also provides other would-be campaigners with information on how to launch a successful campaign of their own.
For the past few months we’ve been beavering away on the site for Radio 4’s ambitious World on the Move project, and it’s just been released into the wild. Supporting the groundbreaking, 40-programme-strong series, the site is a corner stone multiplatform project for the BBC, which offers a truly interactive way for audiences to get involved with this fantastic project.
