I create animated films using 3D models, hand-drawn frames and cut-out techniques, and I often blend animation with documentary to create stories that feel layered, human and surprising.

 

Alongside my work for television, a central part of my practice is collaborating with the public to help people share their own experiences. Over the years I’ve built strong connections with schools and communities across Wales, making films on everything from history and the arts to social themes that shape everyday life. I’ve worked closely with the National Museum of Wales, driven by a long-standing passion for lifting history out of the archive and letting it move, breathe and speak on screen.

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I’m equally committed to projects in the arts and wellbeing sector, working with health boards and patients to create films rooted in lived experience around mental and physical health. These collaborations use creativity as a way to open conversations and make space for voices that often go unheard.

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I currently work as a Creative Agent and Practitioner in schools across Wales for the Lead Creative Schools Scheme, funded by the Arts Council of Wales and Welsh Government.

 

I’m also a practising painter, and you can explore my artwork at www.janehubbard.art.

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