• Client: Anemon, Athens / European Documentary Network, Copenhagen
• Job: European network of documentary festivals, exhibitors and distributors
• NationBuilder Architect: Ben Kempas, Film & Campaign
• Graphic design: customisation of a public NationBuilder theme
• Website: no longer live as the European Documentary Network is now defunct

Case study: How do you get people to watch a film about a man dying of a rare disease?

A film that reminds us what it is to be alive

• Directors: Emma Davie, Morag McKinnon
• Producer: Sonja Henrici, SDI Productions
• Co-producer: Sigrid Dyekjær, Danish Documentary
• Producer of Marketing and Distribution: Ben Kempas
• Outreach Team: Rebecca Day, Demelza Kooij, Letizia Finizio
• Publicist: Alex Rowley, AR:PR

• Client: University of Edinburgh / Scottish Documentary Institute
• Job: education-oriented release of science documentary
• NationBuilder Architect: Ben Kempas, SDI Productions
• Graphic design: based on animations by Cameron Duguid
• Domain: www.stemcellrevolutions.com

• A film by Ben Kempas
• 58 minute film produced by Gerd Ruge for HFF Munich
• 26 minute Alternative Nobel Prize version produced by expressive.tv for ARTE Reportage

Citizens 'disarm' Britain's nuclear weapons

"People come to Scotland to see the Loch Ness Monster," says the hotel owner on the west coast, "but the real monster is at my doorstep." He is referring to the Trident nuclear submarines and their deadly nuclear missiles.

• A film by Ben Kempas
• Produced by Patrick Skerlec for HFF Munich, and Lara Celini for expressive.tv
• 88 minutes