Horticulture Therapy at The Children's Centre

How soil, seeds and sunlight help young people heal

Watch: Horticulture Therapy at The Children's Centre, Isle of Man.

Filmed on location across The Children's Centre's farming area, pods and greenhouses, our crew captured the joy and grounding that comes from connecting young people with nature and the food they grow. For children who benefit from structure, purpose and the outdoors, tending to plants and working the land offers something quietly transformative, a sense of responsibility, achievement and calm that carries well beyond the garden.

Credits

Client: The Children's Centre and Conister Bank

Crew

Andy Orton: Producer / Director / Drone Pilot

William Oates: Camera Operator / Sound Recordist

Paula Hamilton: Camera Operator

Juan Readshaw: Camera Operator

This film was produced by DotPerformance from its production studio in Douglas, Isle of Man. The agency has a six-person crew and a purpose-built facility with configurable sets, cinema-grade cameras, professional lighting, and isolated sound. DotPerformance produces brand films, documentary, adverts, event coverage, aerial and FPV footage, and social video for organisations across the Isle of Man and the UK.

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