STUDIO BOKEHGO is an artisan film and photography storytelling studio focused on shining a spotlight on the inspirational, spectacular and talented people, places and moments around the world

Life is not always easy. But with determination you can overcome any challenges. This is the story of Fidelis Ayuk Oben. He has one leg. But he refused to let this stop him in doing what he wanted to do. And with the support of Dominion Training, he was able to break the barrier. "The first time I met Fidelis and he told me of his challenges and how it has been difficult for him to secure employment, I decided that I will do my best possible to enable him to help him to overcome them." - Julius Olutokun, Dominion Training This film has been commissioned by Dominion Training as part of Hopeful Families. Hopeful Families is a community programme designed to help individuals who are out of work to develop their confidence, skills and build a career. It is part of the Building Better Opportunities programme. It is jointly funded by the Big Lottery Fund, and the European Social Fund.

This is the story of the creation of the UK's tallest mural. Another in the series of films I am creating with the incredible street art duo, NOMAD CLAN.

A festival that brought together communities in their heritage and present and future with textiles. This is the story of Woven in Kirklees 2019 as we begin the work towards the next festival in 2021

Dominion Training - The Story of Hoyek

This film was created as part of our ongoing partnership with Halifax Opportunities Trust. It is on the Community Kitchen which is part of the Outback initiative: "The Outback is a unique community kitchen and garden based in the heart of the Park Ward community, directly behind Jubilee Children’s Centre. The 1 hectare site runs on organic and sustainable principles and the thriving garden is packed full of herbs, fruit and veg. There are lots of interesting areas for local people to explore and learn more about the natural environment whilst the straw bale kitchen provides a perfect space for the local community to gather and cook food."

Official Kirklees Council Blueprint Film