Huckleberry Films
We are an award winning Lancashire based creative film company, experienced at making films for clients across the UK.
From documentaries and educational films to promotional and animated films - we work closely with our clients to produce engaging visual content that resonates with viewers and meets the brief.
We're collaborative, creative and full of ideas - and we'd love to meet with you to find out how we can work together. So whether you’re starting with a vague idea or a fully-fleshed out concept, our team at Huckleberry Films can bring your ideas to life.
Get a feel for our work with the links below, and there's more to watch on the video page.
Clients
Since starting our business in 2008, we've built up a large client base by developing relationships with a wide range of people, organisations and groups. We're proud to have worked with all the clients and funders below, as well as many more.
Clients
Since starting our business in 2008, we've built up a large client base by developing relationships with a wide range of people, organisations and groups. We're proud to have worked with all the clients and funders below, as well as many more.
We are an award winning Lancashire based creative film company, experienced at making films for clients across the UK.
From documentaries and educational films to promotional and animated films - we work closely with our clients to produce engaging visual content that resonates with viewers and meets the brief.
We're collaborative, creative and full of ideas - and we'd love to meet with you to find out how we can work together. So whether you’re starting with a vague idea or a fully-fleshed out concept, our team at Huckleberry Films can bring your ideas to life.
Get a feel for our work with the links below, and there's more to watch on the video page.
This year's Christmas show at The Boo in Rossendale was 'Midwinter with Mossy', an immersive performance for children and families, based on the book written by David Chatton Barker who performs in the show.
Caroline Huckleberry volunteered time to help out at a couple of shows, and took some photos to document the show.
As well as offering performances for the public, classes from a local school came to enjoy the show, and take part in craft activity to accompany it too.
