Interesting Stuff
What you will find here…
From short films about Everyday Creatives to poems and films about our local neighbourhoods we’ll keep posting ‘interesting stuff’ here for you to look at over a cup of tea…
What’s Changed?
Watch: What’s Changed by film maker, John Clark is an artistic film which explores the question, ‘What’s Changed?’. Almost like one collaborative poem.
Unreasonable
‘Unreasonable’ explores disability, creativity and activism, and marks 30-years since the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act.
Empowering young people through film!
Watch: a 60 min docuseries about our recent film making course for teens in Westwood with Lemon Wedge Productions.
Top Tips for your own podcasts
Read: We’ve collated some top tips and a document of our learning in case it might be useful for you too when creating a podcast of your own.
Reasonable Adjustment Zine
Read: a digital zine that tells the story of our Reasonable Adjustment project, working with d/Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people in the city.
Access in the Arts: A Podcast chat
Watch/Listen: The PP team talk about the changes we’ve made to be more accessible to the deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent communities in Peterborough.
Top Tips: Embossed Print Video Tutorial
Watch: a 30 minute video tutorial guiding you through the steps of printmaking! BSL interpretation and Delivered by Fae Kilburn.
Top Tips: Zine Making Video Tutorial
Watch: a video guiding you through the steps of turning your artwork into a zine! BSL interpreted and delivered by Fae Kilburn.
Make your own DIY Lantern at home!
Watch: Make your own lantern at home to bring to Eye Lantern Parade or just to make a fun decoration!
Why we are hyper-local and community focused
Listen/Watch: Here’s a 60 second poem about Peterborough Presents, why we are hyper local and community focused.
Millfield Magical History Tour
Watch: a series by Emily Steele and Osvin Dias, where Deljit Singh looks back fondly at the changing landscape of the city.
Growing Together: Westraven Community Garden
Watch: a 7 minute film by Red7 Productions, all about Westraven Community Garden in Westwood.