Founded in 2006, Contaminant Media is a unique media company. We operate as an ethical digital film production company, to provide clients with bespoke ethical solutions to address their individual needs, including; green film production; tactical and strategic online marketing, research and development of films/documentaries, and recently we have been working closely with grassroot community organizations to design and deliver community-based educational film courses for at-risk teenagers.

Business vision

Contaminant Media is a fusion of film production and digital communications. Our vision is to create positive change through clear communication and practices.

Business philosophies and beliefs

Contaminant Media approach every project with an:

ethical mindset

emotional intelligence

open and belief driven approach

We passionately believe that we can make a difference, in every aspect of our work, that will benefit and resonate long-after a project is complete.

Business Information

Date established:: May 2006
Contact details: kate jangra, producer/director, kate@contaminantmedia.com, 07958 439749
Business structure Help Basic business structures under UK law include: sole trader, partnership, private company limited by shares, private company limited by guarantee, community interest company, public limited company, private unlimited company, and franchise.: Company limited by shares
Address of company headquarters: 7 Sixth Avenue London W10 4HB
Countries of operations: UK, worldwide
Countries where goods and/or services are sold: No information submitted
Size of workforce: No full time employees
Financial year Help The 12 months used as a company's accounting period. This may or may not be a calendar year.: No information submitted
Turnover (last financial year) Help Income that the business receives from its normal business activities, usually from the sale of goods and services to customers. Also known as total revenue, total sales or the top line.: GBP 125,000
Profit (last financial year) Help Gross profit is the total turnover minus cost of sales. Net profit is the turnover minus all expenses, including payroll and tax. Businesses are asked to state gross profit, net profit or both. This field can be left blank.: No information submitted
Details of owners: Kate Jangra - 100%
Directors' other business interests Help Businesses are asked to list other directorships held by their directors and company secretary: None.

Goods and Services

We ethically produce documentaries and films for traditional, digital and online broadcast.

We can help you strategically plan, design and produce cross-media communications – creating film and digital media to truly engage with your audiences.

Our strengths and experience…

• Sustainability and the environment - organic and natural products
• Community film-making and Youth teaching/training work
• Social justice and human rights
• Politics and e-democracy
• Charities, NGO’s and social enterprise
• Holistic and alternative health
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Some of things we can help you achieve…

• Produce, direct and develop impactful films and documentaries of varying lengths, for multiple platforms and distribution
• Develop community film-making courses for Youth Centre’s and other community groups looking to use the Arts to benefit their community
• Design and roll-out unique marketing and communications strategies for ethical clients. Work effectively with internal and external CSR teams for companies starting to address their ethical responsibilities
• Identify and provide research and analysis on ‘light and heavy’ green websites, as well as specific social media strategies.

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Community Relations

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Corporate Governance

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Donations and Payments

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Environment

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Human Rights

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Marketplace Ethics

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Workforce

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