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A screen break with a difference

Break time is a rhythmic film following an office worker's unusual solution to break the tedium of his job.

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Earl of Macclesfield Boathouse

One of the oldest boatyards on Rudyard Lake in Staffordshire is finally being restored after years of dereliction.
Ray Perry from the Rudyard Lake Trust has made this film about the history and future of the boatyard.

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Peter Jones

Peter Jones from Eccleshill shares his unusual views on life and his duck!
Local film maker Chris Stone went to meet Peter for himself to see what he had to say.

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First day of school - animation

Our first day at school is a rite of passage that most of us don't forget.
Adam Fenwick from Staffordshire University made this animation about a girl who has a wee problem on her first day in the classroom.

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Losing the Countryside

This is Emma's story about losing part of the countryside she loves. See her film "Progress - but at what cost?"

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Local Photographer

Two years ago Wendy Siddiqui from Stone decided to take up a part-time photography course at college. This is a short film she made for us about why she likes taking pictures.

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Spooners battle for world title!

Do you ever get bored in the office? Do you find yourself endlessly clock-watching, counting the minutes until you can go home? Well, you could try this ... a spoof video of the Spoon Games World Championships!

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Moorlands School videos

The pupils at Moorside High School in Werrington in Stoke-on-Trent made their own films.

The boy's film looks at war games from a boy's perspective.
The girl's film tells the fantasy tale of what would happen if they gave their librarian a makeover.

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Gemma Potts & Uganda

Gemma from Stafford has returned from volunteering as a teacher in a village in Uganda.听听 She was so moved by what she saw that she set up a scheme for Stafford families to make regular payments to the village. See her story, filmed by friend David Perham.
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North Staffs Organ Soc.

The North Staffordshire organ society was formed in 1969 and today it has 172 members.听听 This is a film to show that there's more to organ playing than meets the eye.
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Tribute to Unity House

As the demolition of Unity House in Hanley continues, a short film has been made a in memory of the building known to some as "Faulty Towers".
Local fimmakers Michelle Martin and Chris Darwen produced their tribute to Unity House, which has dominated Stoke's skyline since it was built in 1973.

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Gaz Mayer comedy show

If laughter is the best medicine then this could be the perfect treatment. Gaz Mayer from Newcastle has written produced and filmed his own comedy sketch show.
The full half hour show starring him and his merry men was filmed while he was at college in Newcastle, and these are just a couple of the characters from the show.

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Peter Jones toy duck

If you live in Eccleshall, you're bound to have come across news agent Peter Jones.
Local film-maker Chris Stone returns to Eccleshall to hear Peter's unusual views. This time, he has something to say about a toy duck.
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Dancing with Dinosaurs

Dancing with Dinosaurs is a the first ever animation made by Stoke film maker Chris Stone back in 1997.
After graduating from Staffordshire University, he went on to make many more films, some of which you'll be able to catch on 成人快手 Staffordshire TV soon.
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Castle Street

The residents of Castle Street in Stafford held a street party in October.
Although it rained, everyone clubbed in to make it a day to remember. This is their film.

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Park Hall's Christingle

Park Hall Primary School in Weston Coyney have sent in a film of their Christingle Service. The event was held at St Andrew's Church.

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Rapper's release

Stoke-on-Trent rapper Crim has filmed the video for his first single in a warehouse in the city.听 It features many of his friends who are also involved in the urban music scene as dancers, singers or promoters.

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Granny's Knitting

"Granny Does Some Knitting" is a stop animation piece done by Phillipa Rice from Staffordshire university. The short piece with music composed by Phillipa shows a granny and grandchild enjoyed the wonderful world of knitting.

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Peter Jones & Santa

Film-maker Chris Stone is fascinated by the Eccleshall newsagent Peter Jones and his musings about life. In this film, Peter Jones shares his unusual views about Santa Claus!

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More Speed Bumps

A Staffordshire University student resumes his quest to find the toughest speed bumps in the county. Adam Drane road tests the traffic calming measures of Leek in the latest in the Bump and Grind series.

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Stan Hall - Firefighter

This film, by Chris Stone from Stoke, is the story of Stan Hall, a retired fire-fighter from Eccleshall.
He talks about his memories.

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Biscuit Dunking

Eccleshall's Peter Jones believes he may have discovered the perfect dunking biscuit.
And he leaves nothing to chance, turning this great British tradition into a sweet science.

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Frontline Dance

Frontline Dance is a company based in Stoke-on-Trent that tries to encourage positive responses to disability. This is a film made in Stafford about Frontline's interpretation of how people use town centres.

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Trent Vale Poet

The Trent Vale poet Mark Bailey describes his affinity for Fenton in a film made by students at Staffordshire University. Adam Wheeler introduces the piece.

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Man with Umbrella

'There's a Man in the Habit of Hitting me on the Head with an Umbrella' is an eccentric tale of a peculiar relationship. This comical tale of perpetual torment, filmed by Chris Hood, examines those petty annoyances that you just can't live with, and poses the question, "Could you live without them?" We look at the making of the film.

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The Uttoxeter Referee

A journalism student has made a film about a day in the life of a 16-year-old referee. Ben Stott has been refereeing football games across Staffordshire since the age of 11 and now referees for adult county football teams in and around Uttoxeter.

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Reg Pepper - Old Scout

The scouting movement has changed since Reg Pepper's days as a cadet in the 1940s. Viewer Ray Johnson's film features an interview with Reg and some old footage of scouts at Kibblestone Park.

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