AGHA Productions

AGHA Productions (Logo 2) is a student filming company started by Henry Atkins at age 16 in 2015. Although this website has existed since 2016, the idea of AGHA Productions has predated even the name 5 years prior. In 2009 Henry Atkins met his soon to be step-brother, Alex Goodman. Both had never had brotherly siblings and both made the best of friends already sparking a strong friendship. This couple is was inspired the name of AGHA Productions. (Alex Goodman Henry Atkins). Originally the name wasn't AGHA Productions (which utilises all of their initials), but H&A Productions instead (Logo 1). The logo was even designed in the same year but never had the privilege of hitting the silver screen, or any screen for that matter. 9 year old Henry did not have the equipment or the information to use it so the idea was dormant for 8 years. The idea of AGHA Productions also started at the same time but not the initiative to do so. Henry grew up with two sisters going through their GCSEs and with busy parents leaving 4 year old Henry to his own devices. This lonely childhood was soon filled by a re-run of the Back to the Future trilogy on ITV and his sisters boyfriend giving away his PlayStation One with a copy of Crash Bandicoot to Henry. These two events sparked the imagination of an Aspergic boy who soon made films himself and played many other Video Games in his future.

In 2015, Henry attended West Suffolk College on a media course where Henry Debuted with some of his first videos ever. (Found in the AGHA gallery). The logo that was used in the beginning was metallic and made using Adobe Photoshop. Later in his second term, Henry redesigned the logo using Adobe Illustrator to improve on the design and get rid of the pixel limitation (Logo 2). During this design period, Four more different logos were designed to test the flexibility of the design using other shapes. Although they will never be used, it will always remain in the archives. (Logos 3 to 6).

Henry has since then finished a second media course as West Suffolk College at 2018.