Pecky Necky Films

11/02/2026

Some exciting news to share

A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for our Pill & District Food Hub film in the Smiley Film Awards 2026.

I’m happy to be able to say that we are officially finalists and that the film has been shortlisted for the finals. This is a great testament to the enthusiasm of those who voted for it and those in the film itself, who willingly shared their stories. Thank you.

The film will now be sent to the judges who have the tough task of scoring it and deciding the winning films in each category.

https://smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/pill-district-food-hub

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28/11/2025

We have had two of our films nominated in the Smiley Charity Films Awards. Please click on the link and vote for the film. Thank you!

Students from a school in Vienna used maths lessons to identify how much plastic wate they were generating through the use of plastic bottles. The Waste…

28/11/2025

We have had two of our films nominated in the Smiley Charity Films Awards. Please click on the link and vote for the film. Thank you!

The Smiley Charity Film Awards is the world’s biggest campaign to promote cause-based films. Nearly half a million members of the public have voted in the…

30/05/2025

Pecky Necky Films recently returned from Slovenia, where we visited Kindergarten Vrhnika to find out about the work they are doing to reduce and raise awareness of plastic waste. Here is their story.

15/01/2025

Students from a school in Vienna used maths lessons to identify how much plastic waste was being generated by the pupils. We visited the school to record their story.

15/01/2025

In November 2024, we visited the English-Slovak School BESST in Trnava, Slovakia to find out what the pupils are doing to reduce food waste. Here is the story in their words!

15/01/2025

We visited the English-Slovak School (BESST) in Slovakia, to see the work that the pupils are doing to reduce food waste.

27/11/2024

Last week, Pecky Necky films visited a school in Vienna, to see how they are raising awareness of plastic bottle waste.

15/05/2024

Last week, we visited Heinrich Hertz Schule Hamburg with the Waste Not Want Not project, to learn about the steps they are taking to reduce food waste. This is the film we created.

24/04/2024

This introductory film introduces the Power to Pill project.

Power to Pill is a community engagement project in North Somerset, taking an ‘Asset Based Community Development’ approach to working within the combined community of Pill, Easton-in-Gordano and Ham Green.

Asset Based Community Development is a method of working which explores ways in which communities can drive their own development by utilising the skills, resources and experiences available within the community.