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Inclusive Film, Digital Arts & Creative Workshops

Creative projects that help people communicate, connect and be heard.

Workyticket CIC develops accessible filmmaking, digital and arts projects for adults and young people, with a particular focus on people with learning or physical disabilities and people experiencing mental health challenges.

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About Workyticket

Creative participation with a social purpose

Workyticket CIC sits where community development, inclusive arts and film production meet. Projects use creative activity as a practical way to build confidence, develop communication skills, encourage participation and give people a visible platform for their ideas, voices and achievements.

Who the work supports

The organisation's community-interest purpose focuses especially on vulnerable adults and young people, primarily people with learning or physical disabilities and/or mental health issues in the North East of England.

What We Do

Film, digital and arts activity made accessible

Participatory Filmmaking

Supported filmmaking projects where participants can contribute ideas, learn practical media skills and help create films that reflect their experiences and perspectives.

Digital Arts Projects

Creative digital work combining accessible technology, visual storytelling and collaborative production to build skills and confidence.

Creative Workshops

Structured arts and media workshops designed to be engaging, supportive and adaptable to different learning, communication and wellbeing needs.

Community Films

Films built around community issues, lived experience and public understanding, giving participants a platform and wider audiences a different perspective.

Charity & Third-Sector Film

Promotional and awareness films for charities and community organisations, helping communicate their work and challenge misconceptions.

Inclusive Collaboration

Creative work with local and professional artists, including disabled artists, to support expression, participation and community visibility.

Industry & Community Role

Why inclusive community media matters

Community film and participatory arts are not only about producing a finished video or artwork. They create a structured space in which people can communicate, make decisions, develop skills and contribute something visible to the wider community.

For people who may be under-represented in mainstream media or face barriers to participation, creative projects can provide both a practical learning environment and a public platform.

Communication

Creative collaboration gives people reasons to speak, listen, plan and express ideas together.

Confidence

Completing visible creative work reinforces achievement and personal capability.

Belonging

Group projects help people feel connected to a wider creative community.

Wellbeing

Purposeful creative activity can support broader mental-health and wellbeing initiatives.

Representation

Film gives participants' experiences and achievements a public platform.

Social Change

Community films can challenge preconceptions and discrimination by presenting different experiences directly.

How We Work

From an idea to something people can share

Stage 1

Listen

Understand the group, partner organisation, purpose and accessibility needs.

Stage 2

Create Together

Develop ideas with participants rather than treating them only as an audience.

Stage 3

Make

Use film, digital and arts activity to turn ideas into practical creative work.

Stage 4

Share & Reflect

Give the finished work a platform and recognise participants' contribution.

Community Interest Company

A company structure designed around community benefit

Workyticket CIC was incorporated as a Community Interest Company limited by guarantee. Its constitutional documents state that the organisation is not established for private gain and that its activities are intended principally for the benefit of the community.

How the community model works

The formation documents describe community-benefit activity centred on vulnerable adults and young people. They also state that surplus is intended to be reinvested into expanding and improving services, widening geographical reach and engaging more people.

Company Information

WORKYTICKET CIC

A Community Interest Company incorporated in England and Wales on 14 September 2018.

  • Legal NameWORKYTICKET CIC
  • Company Number11570094
  • Company TypeCommunity Interest Company limited by guarantee
  • Incorporated14 September 2018
  • Website ContactGabriel Hamilton
  • Address5 Wilfred Street, Birtley, County Durham, DH3 2NU, United Kingdom
  • Websitehttps://opknew.com
  • Emailadmin@opknew.com
  • Telephone+44 7761 760298
Get In Touch

Talk to us about a film, arts or community project

For project enquiries, partnerships or general information, contact Workyticket CIC.

Contact: Gabriel Hamilton
Telephone: +44 7761 760298
Email: admin@opknew.com
Address: 5 Wilfred Street, Birtley, County Durham, DH3 2NU