Suppliers

• Heritage interpetation
• Volunteer research training
• Display and storyboard design
• Creating guided tours
• Project management

I am a story hunter. I join Lottery Heritage projects to explore jungles of online documents and visit wow archives and mysterious museum stores to find forgotten stories or objects. I then guide volunteers towards activity and interpretation plans and scripts to deliver either displays, guided tours or website content.

I have worked for over 30 years in local authority museums in the south-east and the odd private museum, starting in museum education then mostly in exhibitions. I evolved into a project manager and producer (especially for the National Trust) with a bit of community oral history. I enjoy listening to all the wonderful stories from archivists, curators and volunteers which keeps my curiosity alive during these rollercoaster times of being a freelancer and juggling family life.

Art Responders is a socially engaged arts organisation dedicated to creating vital arts participation as a conduit to educational opportunity, well being, and social justice. We honor the creative potential of young people, families and adults through innovative arts learning linking visual arts with inclusive cross-curricular projects towards a more diverse and equitable arts representation in the UK and internationally.

Historic Music Specialists
Health and Well-being support
Natural Environment Project Planning
Activity Development & Planning Specialists
Well connected arts professionals
Events Organisers

A Merrie Noyse Music and Heritage are a band of historic musicians who offer performances, workshops and more for museums, historic sites, schools, dementia cafes, TV, theatre and film. Our music, costume and instruments can cover medieval times through to the First World War and we enjoy interacting with people of all ages and abilities.

Live interpretation
Script writing
Voice over recordings
Live interpretation training
First person interpretation
Research
Site assessment/evaluation

Live interpretation for museums, galleries and historic houses, in person or virtually, through audio and video.

Learning programme development.
Online learning resources.
Learning and Interpretation strategy.
Audience-focused evaluation.
Curriculum linked provision.
Hidden & sensitive histories.

Learning & interpretation through culture & heritage: developing and evaluating effective strategy, provision & resources which are sustainable, forward thinking and audience focused.

Learning & participation.
Interpretation, particularly hands-on.
Programmes (adults & children).
Audience development.
Creativity & play.
South East Asia experience.

HLF Advisor in Public Engagement, with 25 years’ experience in learning and interpretation, including at the V&A, Science Museum and overseas.

• Medieval German Combat Systems
• Medieval Japanese Combat Systems
• Japanese WW2 Combatives
• Medieval Self Defence
• Medieval Weapons
• Non military combat

My name is Jason Hulott and I am the chief instructor at Canterbury Medieval Combat and Nishimon Dojo. I have been teaching Medieval weapon-based arts for 20 years. I have a main background in Japanese Iaijutsu and Kenjutsu.  In the last 7 years I have been teaching European medieval combat, primarily following the martial system of the German tradition.

I am a museum trustee for the Combined Military Services Museum in Maldon, a historical book reviewer for Pen and Sword books.  I have also run combat workshops for a range of institutions and worked with authors to make their fictional combat scenes more historically accurate.

Graphic design
Print
Digital
Video
Solving creative problems

I am Matt White – a creative design freelancer working with museums and the wider cultural sector. I love to work collaboratively and to have fun at the same time! I cover everything from learning resources to posters, video, print, signage and more!

Graphic design for print

Maps and orientation material

Interpretation and information panels

Traditional and digital illustration

High end photo retouching

Branding and logo design

My name is Stuart Perry and I have over 30 years experience working in graphic design. Since 2003 I have worked freelance as Chemical Design, predominately within the heritage industry. Clients have included the National Trust, English Heritage and Cumbria Wildlife Trust. With a wide range of skills and experience, I am able to offer the service of a big agency with a personal approach. My aim is to offer bespoke, elegant design solutions for clients of any size and budget.