The first film outlined the history of the slave trade and its abolition. The second film told the story of Eloudah Equiano, narrated by actor/singer/songwriter Ben Okafor, who was at the time playing the role of Equiano with a touring national theatre company. The third film - which you can see here - documented the 'Walk of Witness' which was organised by the Church of England as an apology for the Church's involvement in the slave trade, and provided a platform for the public to think about modern forms of slavery and ways to challenge them.
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Bi-Centenary of Abolition of Slavery - Media Resources
Excellent standard of production with regular consultation with me to ensure that what was being produced was what I wanted. BLUE HIPPO were very helpful in giving ideas to someone with little understanding of things technical. I was able to tell them what kind of thing I wanted and they were able to use that information to produce an excellent resource for schools
Sonia Barron, Archbishop's Advisor on Minority Ethnic Affairs