Hi, I'm Ben Green and I'm a Desktop Infrastructure Technician and digital consultant that works to improve end-user experiences through digital products.
Who am I?
I'm an 18 year old, based in Christchurch, Dorset. I work with local businesses to enhance their digital presence through different mediums. I've been involved in the media for the past 6 years, creating video, audio and web-based content and also work in technical support and infrastructure.
Find out more about meWhat do I do?
I've worked in the media and IT industry for the past 5 years, specialising in camera operation, video editing and motion graphics, desktop infrastructure and end-user support, producing numerous projects for coursework, commercial work.
Browse my previous projectsTestimonials from colleagues & clients
Completely overwhelmed with the passion and innovation Ben has demonstrated since joining BCP only last year Throughout all my working sessions with Ben, I have been absolutely inspired and totally impressed with his professionalism, positivity and his 'can do' attitude. A real credit to BCP and truly deserving of this recognition.
Ben was extremely professional on the day and nothing was too much for him. He went above and beyond to make sure our wedding video was perfect. Ben captured every part of the day but did so discreetly making use feel at ease. Thank you, Ben, for capturing the most amazing day of our lives!
Since October Ben has worked extremely hard on filming and editing the College production of 'The Tempest'. He took the project upon himself, running a multi-camera set up with several other students. Ben has highlighted key leadership skills along with excellent production skills.
More testimonials can be read on my about page.
Featured Projects
The Teeny Kitchen
An eCommerce website development project with a focus on community and high-quality weaning products to help make life easier for families, built on Shopify to make inventory management easier and making a future-proof and visuallly appealing store
Learn more about Meghan's websiteModern Workplace Video Production
Video production for BCP Council to introduce their staff to their new Microsoft Surface laptops ‐ detailing the changes with the operating system, how to access their files and applications, provided through an engaging and welcoming video.
Read about the Modern Workplace videoDriftwood Kitchen
Driftwood Kitchen contacted me in November 2021, looking for an newly designed website that they could manage easily and that would represent them in the best way possible online to any future customers.
Read more about Driftwood KitchenBistro My Way
Website design, development and optimisation for an authentic French bistro in the heart of Highcliffe, Dorset, with booking system, monthly menu management for bistro staff and a mobile friendly experience.
Find out more about Bistro My WayArticles I've written
Security Practices for Small Businesses
Many small businesses may, at some point in their lifespan, go through the detriment of having their social media, personal information or websites hacked or leaked. It is absolutely vital that you secure all information and accounts – such as your social media logins, employee information and other important details. This post will go through methods you should take to secure yourself and your business online.
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At the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, a number of large companies and organisations with extreme amounts of authority (namely, the WHO) had been subject to email spoofing, in essence, allowing anyone with access to a computer to send an email through your domain, pretending to be you and potentially ruining your reputation as a business and worst of all, ruining your relationship with your customers.
Read full articleHow You Should Write a Privacy Policy
Something that is either overlooked, ignored or can be completely bloated is a privacy policy. Even if you’re running a small blog or portfolio website, by law, you must have some form of a privacy policy. The only absolute exception you can have to not include one is if you are 100% sure that your website or server does not take any user information
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