Trained at Shoreditch College Jeremy Broun gained a Distinction as a Handicraft teacher in 1966. He won the National prize for a Craft Journalism Award (MCCEd) in 1971 and numerous other awards including a Churchill Travel Scholarship to Sweden, Finland and Italy and the Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers Ambrose Heal Award 1988. He won the Woodworker of the Year  Award 2005 (Professional category) by The Woodworker magazine. Thinking Hand Video was established by award winning furniture designer maker Jeremy Broun in 1988 in his desire to communicate the wealth of ideas in his chosen field to a broader audience. In  striving to promote his own innovative furniture he was aware that exhibitions that are infrequent and rare opportunities for the public to see the best work of today, are silent places and often just the name and price tag are the only guide to a largely uninformed public. With the demise of the Practical Art in ours schools there is a need to keep valuable traditions alive, to pass on the ideas and knowledge that could so easily be lost. THV is unique in independently and with limited resources creating documentary films together with instructional DVDs and CD-Roms.  THV has won several awards and sponsorship. instructional and documentary films about this award winning company est 1988 instructional and documentary films
is part of view this video called ‘The Pactical Arts in Education & Society’ Winner of The Professional Woodworker of the Year Award 2005