On set at Queen Mary University of London. We're pleased to be able to help promote the research of Professor Arunthathi Mahendran about pathways into medical education. #medicine #access

Econ Films has been on location in both South Africa and Rwanda recently for RUNRES: an ETH Zurich project that supports smart, localised solutions, such as Duzi Turf (pictured here), who produce compost from landfill in Msunduzi. #development #localsolutions

Professor Peter Szlosarek and his team Queen Mary University of London have developed a new treatment for an asbestos-related lung lining cancer that offers new hope for patients. We spoke to Professor Szlosarek for a recent research film. Watch the full film at: loom.ly/irh7AcA #cancerresearch

🎥 Cameras rolling 🎥 We started work this week on an exciting new project about development economics. Watch this space for updates... #economicdevelopment #elearning #economics #poverty

Lessons in cooking from Asma Khan -- but also some important lessons about persistence and entrepreneurship, in a recent film of ours for BBC Bitesize for Teachers. #persistence 🔗 loom.ly/XqzWYWE

We need to get polluting cars off the roads. To do that, we need the help of leasing companies, who control a huge chunk of the market. Our animation for HENRRY AGUIRRE invites the leasing sector to rethink its relationship with electric cars. #environment loom.ly/yV6jHHg

Lessons outside of the classroom: an escape room was the scene for some vital lessons about business and problem solving from Jackie Wright, as part of our latest series for BBC Bitesize for Teachers. 🔗 loom.ly/XqzWYWE #problemsolving #businessstrategy

The latest episode of this fascinating series that we worked on for Institute for New Economic Thinking is out now. Steven N. Durlauf explores the economics of childhood and family: a vital topic for policymakers and researchers. #economics #policymakers #development #socialmobility

We learnt about the strategies that go into preparing a large retailer for the busiest time of year from Sharon White of John Lewis, as part of our latest series for BBC Bitesize for Teachers 🛍️ #retail #strategy 🔗 loom.ly/XqzWYWE

The importance of collaboration between disciplines 🙌 We're proud to champion all kinds of research, between and across sectors. Nowhere represents this quite like Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, where we produced these films with leading young scientists. #youngscientists #research

Some interesting perspectives about how eLearning can be made more accessible: such an important part of building a high-quality course or programme.

The perfect question about learning development for a summer Friday, Andrew Jacobs 🎙️ : "On the water, sailing boats have right of way over motorboats. What history, popularity, and tradition take precedence over the new and unconventional in the pond of your learning design?"

Lessons from Dorothy Byrne -- our crew recently visited Murray Edwards College to film a lesson for BBC Bitesize for Teachers from the TV News expert and college president 🎤 #onair 🔗 loom.ly/XqzWYWE

Our President, Dorothy Byrne, on the importance of using your voice to stand up for what you believe in BBC Bitesize for Teachers

Really important research in the spotlight from @EastLondonGenes, in a film produced by our sister-company Econ Films

📽️ Not just filmmaking tradition -- the clapper board is an essential piece of equipment in our kit inventory! It helps our editors to align the audio and video in post-production, as well as labelling which take is which. 🎥 #filmmaking #documentaries

"Within a matter of weeks, with effectively no marketing, hundreds of thousands of learners from all over the world were enrolled." As part of our 'Adventures in eLearning' series, we spoke with Daphne Koller of Coursera about the power of elearning. vimeo.com/639572989/98e7…

Lessons in entrepreneurship from Emma Bridgewater. For BBC Bitesize for Teachers, we connected two learners with the well-known ceramics leader for a conversation about turning your passion into a successful business. #passionprojects #entrepreneurship 🔗 loom.ly/XqzWYWE

An interesting outline of the psychological and behavioural aspects of Adam Smith's work from Lionel Page. Contemporary economic teaching owes a lot to Smith's writing -- and a lot of it was well ahead of its time.

Our post-production team was pleased to support the Institute for New Economic Thinking's award-winning ‘Feminist Economics’ lecture series - available to watch at: ineteconomics.org/perspectives/v… #lectureseries #feministeconomics #learningdesign #videoproduction