[Home Life, School Sports, Day Trips and Holidays]

This film contains various scenes of the Dickins' family life. It shows them at home, with friends and extended family, on school sports days, day trips and holidays within the South East and South West of England. The online film clip includes footage from an 'oral history' interview conducted with John Dickins in February 2008.

[Ightham Coxcombe Fair Jubilee Celebration]

An amateur film recording the village of Ightham during the Golden Jubilee year 2002. A tour of the village is followed by images of the Ightham Coxcombe Fair, a local event which was specifically revived to celebrate the Jubilee.

Digital City

"24 x one minute films made as part of the Cinecity festival 2003 investigating the links between Brighton and its residents." Two of the films, ~St Nicholas Church~ and ~Birdcage Bandstand~, can be viewed on this webpage.

Animated Worthing

This animated film was created by a group of learning disabled young people, facilitated by Carousel and Junk TV as part of the Oska Bright Film Festival and Young Roots programme. The film explores the history of their home town of Worthing, West Sussex, through documents and objects held in the Worthing Museum collections from 1800s to the present day. The young people narrate the story in their own words.

Joseph Emberton and his family [Jocelyn and Gillian Emberton oral history interview clip 1]

An edited extract from an oral history interview with Jocelyn Emberton-Underwood and her sister Gillian Farwell, talking about their memories of their father, prominent British architect Joseph Emberton, his home movies from the 1930s and 1950s, and their family life. This short film combines interview footage with material from the archive collection featuring their childhood home.

Memories of 'The Mount' [Jocelyn and Gillian Emberton oral history interview clip 2]

An edited extract from an oral history interview with Jocelyn Emberton-Underwood and her sister Gillian Farwell, talking about their childhood and the home movies in the 1930s and 1950s, filmed by their farther, prominent British architect Joseph Emberton. This short film combines interview footage with material from the archive featuring their childhood garden.

Mrs Emberton; The clothes we wore [Jocelyn and Gillian Emberton oral history interview clip 3]

An edited extract from an oral history interview with Jocelyn Emberton-Underwood and her sister Gillian Farwell; talking about their memories of the clothes they and their mother wore. This short film combines interview footage with material from home movies from the 1930s and 1950s, filmed by their father, prominent British architect Joseph Emberton.

Mr Emberton's Work at Blackpool Pleasure Beach [Jocelyn and Gillian Emberton oral history interview clip 4]

An edited extract from an oral history interview with sisters Jocelyn Emberton-Underwood and Gillian Farwell, talking about their memories of their father, Joseph Emberton and his work in designing Blackpool Pleasure Beach. This short film combines the interview footage with material from the archive collection filmed by the prominent British architect in the 1930s. Jocelyn Emberton-Underwood and her sister Gillian Farwell talk about their memories

Joining 'The 39 Club' in Pagham, Bognor Regis

This extract from an oral history interview, conducted by Screen Archive South East in 2010, captures Ken and Val Chapman's memories of running the '39 Club' a youth club in Bognor Regis from 1968 to 1992. Footage from the interview is combined with archive film and photographs from the Chapman's own collection showing activities at the club.

Medway on Screen: Memories of the River Medway and West Kent

A compilation of archive footage of the Medway area of Kent, is combined with audio excerpts from oral history recordings, captured by Screen Archive South East from residents of the area, during the Medway on Screen oral history and reminiscence project in 2010/11.

Medway on Screen: Introduction to the Project

A compilation of still images and video interviews with Medway on Screen project team members and partners edited into an introduction for the Medway on Screen DVD. Medway on Screen was a community history project run by Screen Archive South East in 2010, exploring memories of the River Medway and West Kent.