Rachel Wang and Mark Currie founded Chocolate Films in 2001, with a simple goal – to build a high quality video production company with a clear social purpose. We are now a team of 26, based in London, Glasgow and Berlin. Chocolate Films aims to transform lives through film, by creating high-impact documentaries, promotional videos and event films for our clients and by empowering people through filmmaking workshops.
Rachel Wang and Mark Currie set up Chocolate Films.
Chocolate’s first feature documentary ‘Afro-Saxons’ released in cinemas. “It’s impossible to watch it without a smile on your face” – Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
2011 Chocolate Films is awarded the Social Enterprise Mark, in acknowledgement of its social value. We maintain the SE Mark each year and are a member of Social Enterprise UK.
We finally make a film about chocolate (a cookery film for Historic Royal Palaces!)
1000 Londoners – the biggest Chocolate Films Project yet – launches at BAFTA.
Chocolate Films opens a second office in Glasgow.
A brilliant team of 26, we work with a wider than ever range of clients and reach out to thousands of young people each year on our workshops.
Our worry-free studio space opens at our London base.
For the post-lockdown environment, we have created a studio space for safe, socially distanced filming. Set up with stringent COVID-19 safety features in place, it takes the worry out of making video content. This cost-effective solution, competitively priced by the hour or the day, produces great content with ease and comfort. Find out how shooting in the Chocolate Films studio can help you.
Chocolate Films has a large range of kit, including the most up-to-date camera equipment and accessories. We use a wide selection of cameras, from Canon and Sony cinema cameras to long-term time lapse cameras. Our lighting kits have the capacity to illuminate spaces from small studios to large warehouses. And we have everything from drones to gimbals to deliver you amazing moving footage from all environments.
Chocolate Films chooses to work with and develop the talent of full-time staff, rather than working with freelancers. As a client, you will receive the help of dedicated producers and filmmakers at each project from start to end. Team members are empowered to take ownership of their projects and to learn at each stage.
In 2001, Rachel Wang and Mark Currie set up Chocolate Films with a clear social purpose. We now empower thousands of young people and vulnerable adults each year to be creative, through fun and accessible filmmaking experiences. By working with Chocolate Films, you invest in a new, diverse generation of filmmakers through Chocolate Films Workshops.
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