Elevate Studio Launch Event

In a world that feels increasingly divided and darker by the day, we want to be a space that shines bright - amplifying the voices that don't always get heard, opening hearts, minds and doors across cultures, changing perspectives and creating real opportunities for the people who need them most.

Elevate Community Productions CIC is a social enterprise dedicated to increasing the well-being and career prospects of underrepresented Londoners through arts and media initiatives.

On the 27th May we're officially opening the doors to Elevate Studios — our brand new community content creation space located at Cranford Community College in Hounslow.

Through podcasting, social content and storytelling, we're bringing communities closer together and building bridges where walls keep going up.

On the night you'll get a tour of the space, hear about what we're building, and find out how you can get involved with our Elevate Voices programme which will include training and co-creation opportunities for our upcoming YouTube channel.

We're shooting content on the night — so if you fancy putting yourself forward for one of our creative roles or just want to get in front of the camera, come ready.

We'll also be announcing new apprenticeship roles and volunteering opportunities, so if you're looking to get into the creative industries or want to give your time to something worthwhile, this is a good place to start. And if you're a freelancer working in video production and want to explore working with us, come and have a conversation.

We're looking for local people who have a story to tell, a perspective to share, or who simply want to be part of something that matters. Creatives, educators, media professionals, community organisers and funders are all welcome. So is anyone who's just curious.

Photography and filming will take place throughout for promotional and documentation purposes. Please also be aware that some presentation content may include flashing images or visual effects which could be uncomfortable for individuals with photosensitive epilepsy.