michaeloglesby.com » Norfolk http://www.michaeloglesby.com Fri, 11 May 2012 13:50:33 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Custody http://www.michaeloglesby.com/blog/custody http://www.michaeloglesby.com/blog/custody#comments Wed, 27 Jul 2011 15:01:13 +0000 Michael http://www.michaeloglesby.com/?p=545 Have you ever wondered what a person goes through and experiences when they’ve been arrested by the authorities? I suspect you’ve some preconception of them being held in a police cell after having a photograph taken of themselves holding a chalkboard with their name on it with a height measurement in the background with ink stained fingers after having their fingerprints taken?

Well, you’ll would be half right. Norfolk Constabulary have made a short film to promote their new state-of-the-art arrest custody centres, called Police Investigation Centres or PIC for short (pronounced ‘pic’) and I star in the film as ‘Ben Gardiner’, the main perpetrator.

The film is a journey of the arrest and custody process through the eyes of Ben Gardiner. Ben has been formally arrested for burglary and he is transported to a PIC to be charged and processed. There, he will have his biometrics taken (photo, DNA and fingerprints) and interviewed before being formerly charged and placed in a police cell. The short film was produced in-house by the Norfolk Constabulary’s digital media team.

 

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]]> http://www.michaeloglesby.com/blog/custody/feed 0 Interactive Media Award http://www.michaeloglesby.com/blog/interactivemediaaward http://www.michaeloglesby.com/blog/interactivemediaaward#comments Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:35:43 +0000 Michael http://www.michaeloglesby.com/?p=142 I am delighted to announce that the Norfolk Constabulary website, the project that I have worked on for the last 18 months, has won a ‘Best in Class’ Interactive Media Award.

The Interactive Media Awards “…recognise the highest standards of excellence in website design and development and honour individuals and organizations for their outstanding achievement.” as quoted from their website and it is a worldwide recognised award.

I can’t take all the credit as the Norfolk Constabulary website was a team effort. For those involved on the project, I can honestly say that we’ve put a lot of hard work and love into the website and winning an award like the IMA just makes all that effort worthwhile.

This would be my second IM Award that I have been a part of; my first one was for the Office of Government Commerce website that was constructed in 2007.

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