About Us
Inner Eye works with organisations and brands, looking to change mindsets, generate engagement and inspire innovation.

Our approach is rooted in the power of film to inspire people to reflect on their own lives and think differently about others. We help change behaviour, but also systems, process and in some cases policy.

Chris Godwin
Founder and Creative Director of Inner Eye Productions.

Chris Godwin’s unique approach to culture change films has led to proven behaviour and system change across a number of institutions. This is in addition to winning a clutch of prestigious awards. He brings a rich background in production to all his work, having spent 10 years at the BBC, where he worked on a diverse range of programmes from Newsround to the BAFTA nominated series of Short Change. He also has a deep understanding of the power of content to amplify a brand through his time working for global advertising agencies HAVAS and McCann Worldgroup.

Chris Godwin’s work is multi award winning and proven to make a difference.

Work
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    Seen and Heard
    Seen and Heard was commissioned by the Department of Health to help health professionals spot the signs of Child Sexual Abuse. Based on testimony of survivors, the film explores the psychology around behaviour associated with abuse and the context in which children are most likely to disclose.   RESULTS 3.3...
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    Beyond Baby Blue
    Beyond Baby Blue was commissioned by the charity, Best Beginnings, as a response to increasing evidence that healthcare professionals and students lack knowledge and confidence to care and support women with mental health conditions (McCauley et.al 2011; Kahn 2015; Hauck, et.al 2015). Based on accounts from women with post natal...
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    Barbara’s Story
    Barbara’s Story was a series of six films aimed at raising awareness of dementia and the care of older people, for all staff at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. It was also used to reinforce the Trust’s values. The first film was shown to all staff between September...
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    Deafening Silence
    The Deafening Silence was commissioned by Still Birth Charity Abigail’s Footsteps to improve bereavement care training for midwives. Based on interviews with women, who'd experienced a still birth, the film tells the story of a mother grappling with the unfounded sense of guilt associated with the death of her daughter....
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    Still Here
    Still here was a two part series for the East London NHS Foundation Trust. The aim was to raise awareness of the issues surrounding early onset dementia in the Asian community. The films were also disseminated across London through the University College London Partners network.
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