Omagh31 is a crowdfunded docudrama created by Travis Maxwell, David Johnson, and Rebecca Donaghy surrounding the Omagh bombing in August 1998.

In this documentary, journalists Adam Maguire and Travis Maxwell travel to Saintfield Men's Shed to discover why people attend and the benefits.

A documentary detailing the struggles of balancing religion and football, centred on a pastor and ex-footballer, Stuart Elliott. Made by Travis Maxwell as part of his dissertation at Queen's University Belfast.

An interview with Programme Worker Andy Magennis, produced by Belfast Metropolitan College. Offering insight into why people come to Corrymeela and it's impact. Crew: Travis Maxwell, Lewis Bennett, Joseph Scannell, Stephen Summerville, Jools Thompson, James Mullan, and Helena.

An interview with intern Jess Kavinsky who provides insight into her training and why she came to volunteer at Corrymeela. Produced by Belfast Metropolitan College. Crew: Travis Maxwell, Lewis Bennett, Joseph Scannell, Stephen Summerville, Jools Thompson, James Mullan, and Helena.

A short, eye‑opening interview with Marginalisation Officer Denise Bradley, offering insight into the what marginalisation is and the ongoing support Corrymeela provides for marginalised individuals. Crew: Travis Maxwell, Lewis Bennett, Joseph Scannell, Stephen Summerville, Jools Thompson, James Mullan, and Helena.

An interview conducted by Belfast Metropolitan College with Marginalisation Intern Hope Martin. Hope provides a glimpse into how Corrymeela has helped her develop and why she volunteered. Crew: Travis Maxwell, Lewis Bennett, Joseph Scannell, Stephen Summerville, Jools Thompson, James Mullan, and Helena.

An introduction to the Girdwood Campus. Presented by Travis Maxwell.

A short documentary centred on local artist Rio Jade and her struggles with Covid-19.