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Lloyds asked Mentor Digital to film the workshop and interview Sylvia afterwards with the aim of producing a company webcast for staff unable to attend the workshop in person.

Mentor’s crew filmed the event unobtrusively on two HDV cameras and set up discreet lighting and microphones to ensure everything looked and sounded great both on and off camera.

Mentor’s Chairman and experienced broadcast journalist Magnus Carter interviewed Sylvia and her colleague Lauren Chivee. Magnus was able to bring out the best from the contributors and was not afraid to ask the more challenging questions.

Edited and colour graded in Mentor’s own state of the art editing facilities the final 30 minute webcast was turned around quickly and is due to go online this week as part of Lloyds diversity and inclusion week. This webcast cements the great relationship between Lloyds Banking group and Mentor Digital as we prepare to work on more video and digital projects throughout October and November.

Mentor Digital offers webcasting and corporate video production services to clients in Bristol and across the UK

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Mentor Digital have had a central role in the internal communications which won the award namely filming and editing vodcasts. The vodcasts are an ongoing project, aimed at improving communications between the power station’s 450-plus staff, and ensuring everyone is aware of events on site.

The Awards recognise excellence in PR and communications across the UK, and it is very encouraging to be involved in such prestigious awards for the second year running. In 2009, Mentor worked with Meningitis Trust to produce a full HD video, which formed a part of their successful entry.

The results will be announced on the 29 October 2010 and we wish good luck to the Magnox Communications Team as they continue to be innovative and inspiring in their communications.

Mentor Digital's team delivered a winning pitch

Mentor Digital has just been confirmed as the chosen web partner for Shaw Trust, one of the UK’s top charities. The win builds on Mentor’s strong charity credentials.

Shaw Trust supports disabled people and those in disadvantaged circumstances to help them to prepare for work, find jobs and live more independently. Every year they work with over 75,000 people who face barriers due to disability, ill health or social circumstance.

Niki Torkington, Head of Corporate Communications for Shaw Trust said “I am very pleased to be working with Mentor Digital on the development of the new website. While our demands for the agency are broad, we also have specific user needs, particularly around accessibility, so we looked for an agency who could demonstrate a good understanding of the complexity involved, and Mentor’s experience in this area is a clear asset to the project.”

The website will be a challenge due to the high level of accessibility demanded by Shaw Trust, but it is a challenge we are looking forward to, says Mentor MD Holland Risley, “Shaw Trust is a fantastic organisation, who we are thrilled to be working with. As soon as we received the brief we felt sure that this would be a very positive working relationship, and look forward to creating a well-designed, accessible new site, which will really deliver on all Shaw Trust’s key needs”.

Mentor Digital has started working on the website immediately and hope to have a completed site early in the new year. For more information on Mentor Digital’s Web offering please visit the web design page.