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We work with organisations, charities, and communities to create films and campaigns that make a difference. If you’re exploring an idea or looking to collaborate, we’d love to hear from you.

info@wonderingcic.co.uk

+44 750 786 4959

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Please click the link below to apply for one of our projects. The projects we are currently accepting applications are:

Wards Corner - Community Filmmaking Project - Closed

SEL Mind (South East London // 18-30 age) - Collaborative Filmmaking Project (mental health) Deadline on 30th July @ 12PM.

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Testimonials

Leila Quierno

Manager, BGO

"At BGO, we’re proud to support Wondering CIC, a creative organisation that empowers communities to tell their stories through film. Through initiatives like Unfolding Minds, they provide individuals with lived experience of mental health challenges the tools, confidence, and skills to explore storytelling and film production. Our role is to provide funding and ongoing support that enables this vital work, helping bring to life films that reflect real people, real places, and real value. Since the early stages of the 105 Victoria Street development, Wondering CIC has worked closely with us to produce authentic, community-led content that communicates our social impact in a deeply human and engaging way. These films bring the development to life, highlighting the people and stories behind the place and strengthening the connection between real estate and community. Their work continues to play a valuable role in shaping how we present and deliver our purpose, and we look forward to building on this collaboration, including future opportunities with incoming tenants."

Cassandra Lawrence

Head of Marketing, National Numeracy

“Honestly, you have done such a terrific job! Stylistically, they look beautiful, framed brilliantly, natural, honest and fresh. The videos feel really cool. Watching them has made my day. I absolutely love them. Real people, in real situations, sharing real opinions on maths. Honestly, I think they're ace.”