The people, places and ideals that made our City and which continue to provide inspiration for current and future generations are sadly lacking online. As we turn 100 we want to flood the internet and our City with positivity.
In 2025 Stoke-on-Trent will celebrate its 100th birthday! It's 100 years since the City obtained official City status from King George V and to remember this occasion we are curating a project whereby we challenge and enable people from across the area to create 100 short films about why they love Stoke. Our aim is to celebrate this occasion whilst raising the profile and image of our City. We’ll be doing this online by adding your amazing content to YouTube and promoting it on social channels.
Framescape is a non-profit digital community project founded by Daniel Waterman of Carse & Waterman Productions ltd, and Eric Gresswell of Popcorn Video & Content Creation ltd.
Framescape's goal is to bring together digital creative companies within Stoke-on-Trent to support, educate and inspire current and future generations of digital and technical skills. Framescape’s Stoke-on-Trent community space includes a multipurpose classroom, a 17-seater screening room and an events space.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund supports a broad range of projects that connect people and communities to the UK's heritage.
Providing funding and support to create projects that preserve stories and memories that are important to diverse places, communities, and people across the UK.
From historic buildings, our industrial legacy and the natural environment, to collections, traditions, stories and more – heritage can be anything from the past that you value and want to pass on to future generations.
Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to celebrate 100 great reasons to love Stoke.