UPDATE: Too Much Tourism? The Lake District
50 mins, 2016 [wpdm_package id=’5110′] This updates the original 1996 film, going back to the original issues and finding out the new ones. The Lake District is one of Britain’s most popular tourist honeypots. The basic challenge: how to encourage tourists without spoiling the natural beauty they come to see. MAN-MADE VERSUS NATURAL The speed… Read more »
Accounting & Finance Clips 1: Accounts, Forecasting & Breakeven
31 mins, 2011 Four film clips explain and illustrate key topics in finance using a variety of case study examples. CLIP 1: INTRODUCING ACCOUNTS (5 mins) What do a company’s accounts tell you? Why are they important? This is a simple guide to the profit and loss account (income statement) and balance sheet. Together these… Read more »
Pig Business: The Cost of Cheap Food
30 mins, 2009 In this shocking and provocative film, Tracy Worcester sets out to discover who’s paying the true price for the cheap pork for sale in Britain’s supermarkets. WHERE IT ALL STARTED: Industrialised pig farming was pioneered in America, and it’s the way most supermarket pork is produced. Critics here argue the factory farms… Read more »
Always Coca-Cola
29 mins, 2006 For years the huge multinational Coca-Cola company has sold itself through an image of love and global harmony. But what’s the reality behind the image? COKE IN GERMANY: Coke got over 10 million euros in government grants to come to a region of high unemployment in East German. But now it’s closed… Read more »
Direct Marketing & The Database
23 mins, 1995 The technology has changed but the principles of direct marketing are the same as 20 years ago. How do you maximise your spend on leaflets, postage and database management? What are the key success factors in direct marketing? This classic case study looks at how educational film makers TV Choice developed their… Read more »