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welcome to Aston Vision Association

Birmingham,UK

media training for the community

we are privileged to be associated with several prestigious projects, some are shown below

Congratulations to director Curtis Norville, of On Point Films, one of our associates from the early days of Aston Vision, on the launch of their new film "BREAKING SILENCE"

Heritage Lottery Funded project on World War I & II veterans.

©picture by Birmingham Post & Mail

Pride of Britain Award winner Mrs McGhie-Belgrave MBE meets Birmingham's Professor of Local history Carl Chinn at an exhibition in Stechford.

Shown below is SHADES of BLACK Help Project meeting the then Minister for the Third Sector, Phil Hope M.P, when he came to Birmingham in 2008 to inspect with Mrs McGhie Belgrave,MBE, an exhibition that was part of the Lottery Funded Project.

Set up in 1983 to offer multi-media training to inner City Youth, we now continue our mission with Asylum Seekers and Refugees, in our Media for Migrants programme, one of which is the "LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION project".at St Georges Church Centre, Newtown, Birmingham.

Pictured below is a member of our team, who has experienced the difficulties of settling into the host community.His story is told in our documentary on HEALTH CARE ACCESS funded by the Heart of Birmingham PCT, through the Digbeth Trust.