Dumbarton Rock
A castle built on an extinct volcano. Rich lore dating back to pre-history. This can only be Dumbarton Rock.
The Musuem of Fire
A collection of our work with the Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage.
New Scots at Newbattle
Join newly immigrated Scots as they connect with Scotland’s beautiful heritage.
The Twelve Towers of Rule
A look at the fascinating Archaeology Scotland Excavation in Bedrule
More Than Sherds
Explore Scotland’s intriguing ‘Ghost Industry’ through the lens of the exhibition co-curator, Ruth Impey, and the applied arts students from the City of Glasgow College. This short film delves into the remnants of Scotland’s Pottery Industry.
Idea and script by Ruth Impey Scottish Pottery | Ruth Impey, Scottish Ceramicist, Potter, Teacher, Researcher“
The Great Glasgow Pottery Tale
Uncover the story of Glasgow’s pottery industry through the lost industrial export pottery sites. From Sighthill Bridge to the murky banks of the Forth and Clyde Monkland Canals, join us as we bring various historical pottery pieces back to their birthplace.
Idea and script by Ruth Impey Scottish Pottery | Ruth Impey, Scottish Ceramicist, Potter, Teacher, Researcher“
Antonine Wall – Documentary Series
“From Old Kilpatrick on the west coast to near Bo’ness in the east, the Antonine Wall was around 37 miles (60km) long”.
Learn about the Antonine Wall here: https://www.antoninewall.org/about-the-wall
Jordanhill School
A short film featuring Jordanhill school as part of Glasgow Doors Open Days 2021
Digging for Hampden
Our film on the world’s first purpose-built international football stadium. With Archaeology Scotland for Scottish Archaeology Month.
https://www.archaeologyscotland.org.uk/scottish-archaeology-month/
Cinema Returns to Govanhill Cinema
Our film on Lydia Honeybone & Shireen Taylor’s project to bring cinema and the arts to communities within Govanhill.
Govan Stones
Our film on the Govan Stones. “The artefacts held at Govan Old comprise one of the most impressive collections of early medieval sculpture found anywhere in Europe. Remarkably, every single one of these Viking-age treasures has lain in Govan Old churchyard for over 1000 years.”
Find out more here https://thegovanstones.org.uk/
Glasgow Cathedral
Our film on Glasgow Cathedral, in partnership with Glasgow Doors Open Days.
Find out more about Glasgow Cathedral here https://glasgowcathedral.org/
Stobs Camp
A three-part short film series on the Archaeology Scotland project on an internationally important site, Stobs Camp. Focused on the Pre and Peri First World War, the project aimed to understand the site, value the people connected to it, and protect the camp for future generations.
Stobs Camp was vital for Scotland’s Preparation for war. It also handled prisoners of WWI.
Written and presented by Andrew Jepson. Filmed and edited by Open Past Films.
The ‘Barras’ Barrowland 100th anniversary
A short film on the 100th anniversary of the Barras market in Glasgow – something that is steeped in community and oral history.
The 1722 Waggonway
Welcome to the Preston salt pans! The 1722 Waggonway Project was established to celebrate the first railway in Scotland.
Find out more at https://www.1722waggonway.co.uk/
The Seven Lochs Wetlands Park
Join us on a whistle-stop tour of the resplendent Seven Lochs Wetlands Park. An epic treasure trove of nature and heritage hidden in the mists of Glasgow- 7 beautiful locks, 5 local nature reserves, a country park, and miles of winding nature trails. After taking this brief tour with us, you won’t resist diving in and experiencing The Seven Lochs Wetlands Park for yourself.
Jordanhill School
An extensive tour of the historic JordanHill School, previously Jordanhill College School in Chamberlain Road, Jordanhill, Glasgow. Join 4 pupils from 2021, as they delve deep into its history and development since opening in 1920.
Keep Scotland Beautiful
We produced a series of brief videos for use as a part of a tour to promote Beautiful, clean and environmentally friendly places in Glasgow. Including Glasgow Southern Necropolis, Yorkhill Park, Overnewton Square, Finn’s Place and Square Yard.
The Llandrindod Wells Log Boat
In 1929, a mysterious log boat washed up on the shore of the bank of the river Ithon. The Amgueddfa Museum was born. Now 100 years later, join the museum and the local community as they take a closer look at the river bank where it was found.
Winning Postcode lottery competition
Our winning entry to the Postcode competition in 2022. An animated trailer for Making Humanity, a free colouring book project run by our parent charity, Open Past.
Our film on the Redevelopment of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum.
Our film on the Redevelopment of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum. Find out more about the museum here https://argylls.co.uk/
Wiki Loves Monuments The World’s Largest Photo Contest
A short series of video for the Wiki Loves Monuments photo contest.