Category Archives: Studio

The good ship Peopleprint Community Media has been in turbulent waters.  She’s seen many ports and has now found a lovely new harbour!  (near Asda in Rochdale Town Centre). It’s time to splice the main brace me hearties,  anchorage! A … Continue reading →

This is a short film we created for Sunsport in Rochdale.   Sunsport is a fantastic organisation that offers activities for disabled young people.

During April I spent two weeks at Peopleprint as part of my work experience, I’d first heard about it through a friend who had been volunteering there for quite some time, when they told me what is was like I … Continue reading →

Happy World Community Arts Day from Peopleprint Community Media!  This is a special day to celebrate arts as a catalyst for caring and sharing.  It’s also Peopleprint’s 27th birthday today and we’d like to say a huge thank you to … Continue reading →

Benedicte was on work experience for 1 week, so we asked her to interview Rachel to gain experience of using the audio equipment.  Rachel is on a 1 year work placement with us from Huddersfield University……. Rachel Huddersfield University placement … Continue reading →

With 26 years worth of junk stuff that might come in useful, we treated our volunteers to a photography hacks workshop with Rich and Lucas from Lets Go Global. Here’s what we created: Two large “soft boxes” – lights that … Continue reading →

The Beehive Arts Trail attracted over 700 visitors to the exhibitions and art activities in Rochdale town centre over the two days of the Feel Good Festival.  A drawing made by over 216 people of all ages reached 42 foot … Continue reading →

I have now been at Peopleprint for around 9 months and its still going great! I have never met so many different and diverse people in such a short space of time and the amount of volunteers that are craving … Continue reading →

How did you hear about us? I heard about Peopleprint whilst searching for a placement in my second year of university at Huddersfield. I researched them on the Internet and found that they were the sort of organisation that I … Continue reading →