News Stories

OECD Mexico Films now online

The OECD has placed our Mexico films online. They can be viewed here
Open Society Foundation commission website and video content

Cornucopia have been working with the Open Society Foundation to develop a website and video content for their new initiative, the Privatisation in Education Research Initiative (PERI).
International PISA videos produced for the OECD in Mexico

Cornucopia have been back to Mexico to create 5 shorts for the OECD (Organisation for Economic Development and Co-operation).
Revenge of the Gingerbread Man

Cornucopia have created a unique story for Christmas about Baking, Dressing and Eating Gingerbread based on the book 'Dress your Gingerbread' published by Octopus Publishing.
Cornucopia to make Penguin Revolution film in Chile

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Cornucopia Create Marketing Shorts for Octopus

Cornucopia has recently created some short branded content for Octopus Publishing Group.
Early Reading project gets green light from Teachers TV

Cornucopia are in development on an innovative CPD package about Early Reading. This will appear on the Teachers TV website during the summer 2010.
Community Cohesion the focus of a new commission for the British Council

Cornucopia are now in Pre Production on two new programmes for the British Council on their Connecting Classroms initiative.
Chef Peter Vaughan new star of Chef Challenge

Cornucopia are now in Post Production with two new Cooking programmes featuring Chef Peter Vaughan.
Bloody scenes on the RSC stage in Stratford

Cornucopia recently filmed some bloody scenes on the RSC stage in Stratford-upon-Avon from their recent production of Julius Caesar starring Greg Hicks, Noma Dumezweni, Brian Doherty
Working with the NUT and Cumbria University

Working with Cumbria University and the NUT, Cornucopia recently ran a workshop for Teachers following a Masters Level module. This was to develop their use of video for action research.
New cooking series on Teachers TV

The new format for Learning to Cook had its first outing on Teachers TV on 6th May in a series called Chefs Challenge.
Teachers TV Japan Prize Video

Good luck to the Teachers TV web team and their entry into the world’s most prestigious prize for education programmes and online content – The Japan Prize.
Good luck to Sarah Gray and her independent film entitled ‘Greens’

Good luck to Sarah Gray and her independent film entitled ‘Greens’ which was filmed in Scandinavia over the summer and is now in post production at Cornucopia.