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VET delivered the complete post production for ‘Two Schools in Nablus' and were proud to see the documentary win Best Film in the Education Welfare Category at the prestigious Japan Prize 2008.

VET made Vertigo’s first DVD which was released free with their magazine. ‘Made in London’ was a selection of short films from Film London’s London Artists Film and Video Awards.

Mental Health Media (MHM) uses the media to promote the voices of people with experience of mental health problems and to challenge the discrimination that they face. It also runs the annual Mental Health Media Awards.

Michael Goldfarb is a radio journalist and author. He was the London bureau chief for National Public Radio until February 1999.

Patricia Townsend is a photographic and video artist. She came to VET for help in encoding some of her video work.

Holden Matthews is a privately-owned residential estate agent working in the prosperous property areas of Islington and Hackney.

When London’s strategic agency for moving image wanted to explore the potentials and opportunities for exhibiting programmes on-line, they came to VET.

Mazorca Projects is a not-for-profit organisation which supports and promotes the work of designer-makers.

For the 15th year running, VET joined 200 international exhibitors in reaching the industry's practitioners at Broadcast Live.