Video trailer of the new Oily Cart christmas show How Long is a Piece of String? String, babies. string dogs, string boats, string paths - string everything. Oily Cart does it again with a great kids show and EHP was there to record it.

EHP followed children's theatre company Oily Cart for a year as they developed their multi-sensory show Pool Piece. We produced a documentary covering everything from concept to feedback after the final show.

How do you get to work? Bus? Train? Bike? Huskies? Well, why don't you 'Walk it' instead? Internet ad for walkit.com. Check out the site and get on you feet.

Hey kids! Want to know how to keep your bugs safe? What to know how to scare the pigtails off your sister? This short video tells you how - to see it and learn the rest, head to the Science Museum and their Short Circuit show.

How do you celebrate National Science Week? Get four morons together, one with a camera the others with flamable gases, liquid nitrogen, H20 and a banana - put them in a museum and see what happens. 13 things happened and you can watch them all by clicking here. Enjoy!

EHP is back at the Science Museum, London, this time to film a health and safety video. This is a short induction video which will be soon to all new contractors who work on the site. Remember people, safety first!

EHP back with the Punk Science gang again and Dan 'Please Teach Me How To Act' Carter-Hope. This time we show you which martial art is the best... scientifically. This involved the Derek The Silent Ninja beating seven shades of crappolla out of Mr Carter-Hope. We were more than happy to film that beating - take after take after take after take after take. Great - and just one more. Showing as part of their Edinburgh Festival show.

EHP was at Salt Hill Park, Slough, one very hot day in July to record the very first Urban Action day. There was breakdancing, graffiti art, basketball, DJing, rapping, dancing, and skateboarding - to name but a few. Tents were also set up offering lesson and information about how to become the next big thing in music. Hope to see you all there next year.

EHP's Paul Williams spent three days with a group of ten students from St Peter's Middle School, Windsor, to help them produce a birthday film for their local Arts Centre, which was celebrating being 25 years old. What they produced was A Slice Of The Action a strange documentary-play-arty-music video-horror film thingy. Wollywood Films was born and will hopefully go on making strange movies.

Hamish McGhie, Bradford Gross and that no hoper Dan Carter-Hope make up Fourthwall - a blues/indie/country. Filmed over two live performances at the Phoenix Bar, London and used to promote the bands first EP.

Punk Science are a bunch of guys trying to make science fun. A difficult task?! You bet - but these comedians do it with effortless ease. This sketch was about the science behind perpetual youth - including a mad Hollywood scientist propelling actors, using his giant partial accelerator, to near the speed of light so they age slower! It could happen!

EHP filmed an East London's school production of a thirty minute Hamlet. Paul Williams worked closely with the students to make the film more than just a video of the play, introducing them to the basics of filmmaking.

EHP collaborated with Dr Speed and the Delegates to produce this hip-hop video. Filmed in a graffiti filled basement and around South London EHP created a moody and hard hitting video used to promote the band and aired on the U Channel.

Shoot over the course of the festival and used as a promotional video for IWF. EHP filmed everything from stilt walking lessons to tango performances. The video had to capture the varied nature of the festival and promote classes to potential attendees.

Promotional video about the theatrical and community work the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith is involved in. Includes interviews with Daniel a young animator, Chudi a local dancer and Adjoa an experienced actress all helped by the Lyric at various stages of their careers. Used to secure funding for modernising the building.

This film was the accumulation of an educational project run by the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. We interviewed students from around London: Acland Burghley School, Tufnell Park - Cardinal Wiseman School, Greenford - Coopers' Company and Coborn School, Upminster and Lampton School, Hounslow - about their views of their area and the city. The film was shown at the My Road event held at the Lyric were the students performed various scenes from the popular show.