Nationwide Foundation

Pictures for the People produced a case study film for the Nationwide Foundation, documenting the Rent Better research project and the work of Homes for Good, a social enterprise dedicated to improving tenant experiences in the private rented sector. Filmed across locations in Scotland and the UK, the video captures the stories of participants like Luke, alongside founder Susan Actel, illustrating how research, advocacy, and support can protect tenants’ rights and improve housing standards. Created for digital platforms, stakeholder engagement, and policy impact, the film highlights how the Nationwide Foundation supports evidence-based interventions that benefit both tenants and landlords. Explore more projects in documentary and charity video production here.

Protecting Tenants’ Rights Through Research and Advocacy

The film combines interviews, participant accounts, and research insights to demonstrate the importance of monitoring and enforcing housing legislation. Luke shares his experiences of poor-quality rental accommodation, challenges with landlords, and the legal processes that helped him secure a safe, well-maintained home. Susan Actel discusses how Homes for Good uses research to inform policy, advocate for tenants, and drive improvements in the private rented sector. By highlighting these stories, the video illustrates how independent, well-resourced initiatives can empower tenants, promote responsible landlord practices, and contribute to a fairer housing system. Designed for online audiences and professional stakeholders, the content reinforces the Nationwide Foundation’s role in funding and amplifying work that promotes housing justice and social responsibility. For impact storytelling or social purpose video production that captures human and policy outcomes, get in touch here.