Programme20116th-7th October

Inspiring young film makers

45thANNIVERSARY

The Co-operative Film Festival has been helping young people develop their creative side, work together co-operatively and express themselves since 1966. This means we’ve been committed to inspiring young people through filmmaking for a whopping 45 years, making our festival one of the oldest in the UK!

We’re passionate about supporting the positive contribution that children and young people can make to their local communities and believe that the art of filmmaking can encourage them to become active citizens, involved in what’s going on in the world around them.

Ever since the Festival’s birth The Co-operative has given hundreds of young people the exciting opportunity to see their work on the big screen in front of a live audience every year. It’s an inspiring and unique experience that we know can stimulate a successful career in the film and media industry from an early age.

Come along and watch a diverse range of fun, inspirational and thought-provoking films from animation, drama, documentary and more, all made by people age 19 and under. Whether you’re a budding filmmaker, a film enthusiast or a proud parent or teacher, there’s something for everyone at The Co-operative Film Festival!

Scott Pilgrim vs the World (2010)

Hot Fuzz (2007)

The Co-operative Film Festival 2011: Celebrating our 45th anniversary

Did you know that the famous film director Edgar Wright entered our festival when he was a kid?

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Venue and How To Book

Screenings

What’s on this year?

Advisors’ Choice Awards

Workshops, Talks and Events

Festival Timetable

Get Social!

The Co-operative British Youth Film Academy

Contents

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The National Media Museum is a fantastic place for young people to learn about, engage with and create media. It’s a huge venue with eight floors of amazing galleries with an extensive collection of film and television memorabilia for you to explore. There are also three cinema screens, including the UK’s first ever IMAX which has a screen the height of four double-decker buses! When you’re planning your trip to the Festival make sure you leave enough time to have a good look round as there’ll be a lot going on.

The museum is located in Bradford city centre, in the county of West Yorkshire in the United Kingdom.

www.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk

National Media Museum, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD1 1NQ.By Public Transport

The museum is just a five minute walk from Bradford Interchange with rail, bus and taxi services all under one roof. Forster Square station is only a fifteen minute walk away.

By Car

Follow Bradford City Centre and brown tourism signs from junction 26 off the M62. Car parking is available at the rear of the Museum on Sharp Street and Radwell Drive, in addition on Hall Ings close to the Interchange. Charges apply.

By Air

Leeds Bradford Airport is only seven miles away. For further information visit the Leeds Bradford Airport website.

Finding the National Media Museum

How to BookDuring this year’s festival we will be proudly presenting nearly 100 short films which have all been made by talented under 19 year olds. Along with the screenings there’ll be a wide variety of film workshops and masterclasses to enrol in and our festival advisors will also be running one-to-one feedback sessions to offer their friendly expert advice to budding young filmmakers.

Places fill up quickly at our festival, so make sure you book ahead to secure yours! Here’s how:Film ScreeningsFREE, advanced booking essential (see details below)Workshops & TalksMost are free but some have a small charge*, advanced booking essential (see details below)Drop-in EventsFREE, booking not necessary – simply show up on the day!Advisor Feedback SessionsFREE, booking not necessary – simply show up on the day!*In order to run the best quality workshops and masterclasses for you we do ask for a nominal charge per person for some sessions. If this is a problem for your group please get in touch – you may be eligible for a reduction or bursary.

Terms & Conditions: For events with a ticket charge, tickets must be paid for by credit card at the time of booking (please ask if you prefer to pay by cheque.) All tickets can be collected from the Museum Ticket Office on the day. You must bring your booking confirmation with you and collect your tickets at least 15 minutes before your screening or workshop.

BOOKING DETAILSTicket Office – 0844 856 37999am-5pm Monday to Friday (Answerphone at other times)learning@nationalmediamuseum.org.ukwww.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk

Fun and FruityCatch 22 Manchester & Creative LicenceManchester Ages 13-17

Land of The RabbitsAlder Hey HospitalLiverpool Ages 5-19

Chain of EventsThe Oldham CollegeOldham, Greater Manchester Age 16-17

WaxedEmily Moore, Sophie Dixon and Melodie AbrahamIlkley, West Yorkshire, Age 16

WrenchedSam Pollock, Rob Shaw & Asa NewmarchIlkley, West Yorkshire Age 17

Sleep TightHannah Ferriera & Rebecca WholleyIlkley, West Yorkshire Age 17

We Are The Ocean - ConfessionsLucy MannallIlkley, West Yorkshire Age 17

A New FriendshipEight Children from Burkina FasoBelgium (in French with English subtitles) Ages 8-12

The Abandoned WandLoyann Mohamed, Craig Boyer, Hassan Fazal & Koshin AhmedGreenwich, Greater London Age 14

Poxy’s LifeFifteen Children From CongoBelgium (in French with English subtitles) Ages 8-12

LifeguardNorthern Stars Academy 2011 Newcastle Ages 15-18

Hoggsbottom RiseVictoria BoundsLudlow, Shropshire Age 14

Fire SheepEnya ReedDurham Ages 9-13

Dead HeadsEscomb Primary SchoolBishop Aukland, County Durham Ages 8-10

Bread Stick SuitcaseMilatin Sarcevic, James Shepherd, Shauna Portlock & Louis GilliganDurham Ages 9-15

Eco Animation: Saving Our PlanetMonika UmbaCambridge Ages 8-12

Hard KnocksHarrop Fold Specialist Arts CollegeManchester Ages 7-10

Down To The MarketCambridge Film Consortium WorkshopLudlow, Shropshire Age 14

Time Travelling NewsMickley First SchoolStocksfield, Northumberland Ages 7-9

Like Father Like SonAcademy of St Francis of AssisiLiverpool Ages 14-16

Red and the WolfGeorge MooreYaxham, Norfolk Age 14

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Screening 12noon Thursday 6 October 2011

Screening 3pm Thursday 6 October 2011

Screening 4.30pm Thursday 6 October 2011

Screening 1.30pm Thursday 6 October 2011

ADVISORS CHOICE: Comedy Performance

Lifeguard

“Simply hilarious”

ADVISORS CHOICE:Animation

Red and the Wolf“Immensely creative”

ADVISORS CHOICE: Cinematography

Mute“Very gripping”

ADVISORS CHOICE:Experimental Filmmaking

These Scars

“Powerfully visual”

A spoof documentary about ‘Lifeguard of

the Year’ winner Bernard Strong. A darker version of the classic tale of

Little Red Riding Hood.A young mum witnesses an abusive

neighbour and wants to help.An experimental film aimed at raising

awareness of self-harm.

ADVISORS CHOICE: Docudrama

Trapped

“Thought-provoking and real”

Two teenagers try to follow their dreams

whilst dealing with the realities of life.

Monday MayhemAnimation Station WorkshopBanbury, Oxfordshire Ages 11-13

We Love FairtradeFulston Manor SchoolSittingbourne, Kent Ages 13-14

Career ChoicesWoodlawn SchoolWhitley Bay, North Tyneside Ages 13-16

When I Close My EyesWedmore First SchoolWedmore, Somerset Ages 7-8

The School on the HillBooker Hill Primary SchoolBanbury, Oxfordshire Ages 7-9

FearsCharlotte GlassonRomford, Greater London Age 18

Internet SafetyFulston Manor SchoolSittingbourne, Kent Ages 14-15

Youth TodayJude Leigh KaufmanRomford, Greater London Age 16

Zombie Survival Guide Jonathon Aiken Chippenham, Wiltshire Age 14

MuteJemma Lowe London Age 18The Sadness of King GeorgeBeechcroft St Paul’s Primary School Weymouth, Dorset Ages 9-10CrazyChloe Parsons and Charlotte Gardener Billericay, Essex Ages 17-18

Youth Within Hip-Hop DanceClaire Hough Hornchurch, Greater London Age 17

TrappedGemma ClarkeNorth Weald, Essex Age 18

Creature ChatNathan WilkesWolverhampton Age 15

A Film Through TimeKate FolwellCambridge Age 16

And the World Smiles Back Catch 22 Manchester, Agapao International & Brownhill School Referral UnitLondon Age under 19

BatteredNorthern Stars Academy 2011Newcastle Ages 15-18

Con-Dem-NationLewis BousfieldRainham, Greater London Age 18

These ScarsAyesha Tan-JonesChester Age 17

Joy Division- DisorderCallum MoremanAirton, North Yorkshire Ages 17-18

The Open Door Dan AllenKelvedon, Essex Age 17

YouthNathan Wilkes & Steve AirenWolverhampton Ages 14-15

MondaysDan AllenKelvedon, Essex Age 17

The Perfect SundayLucy ShepherdBeccles, Suffolk Age 18

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HeightAlfie BarkerLeeds Age 14

Letters from the futureAshton Hayes Going Carbon Neutral(Youth Group)Cuddington, Cheshire Ages 11-13

There and BackNewhall Primary SchoolBradford, West Yorkshire Ages 9 -10

The Horror of the PotioniteGroup at Consett LibraryConsett, County Durham Ages 11-14

Zombie Werehorse Gangsters From OuterspaceGroup at Consett LibraryConsett, County Durham Ages 11-14

Nightmares From HellTrinity Primary SchoolEdinburgh Age under 19

Chemical DustJem FreieslebenHexham, Northumberland Age 16

MagicLandChurchfield and Houndsfield Primary SchoolsLondon Ages 7-8

Fatimata in CanadaEight Children From Burkina FasoBelgium (in French with English subtitles), Ages 8-12

WitnessAlfie BarkerLeeds Age 14

Where Did We Go WrongMichelle Smith, Aaron Cooper, Kyra Taylor, Neirin Hobson &Jacob OldhamBeddau, South Wales Ages14-19

Fireman SnowmanJacob TillTowcester, Northamptonshire Age 5

Don’t Start SmokingCarswell SchoolWantage, Oxfordshire Ages 10 -11

Hedgerow TalesBuchlyvie Primary SchoolBuchlyvie, Stirling Ages 7-11

12 days of Christmas (The Letters)Carswell SchoolWantage, Oxfordshire Ages 8-9

The Amazing Train MovieGeorge GowerWimborne, Dorset Age 14

One in a MillionBroughton High SchoolEdinburgh Age 15

Letters of WarTim Bush & Nick BushWatford Ages 10-13 years old

North Street GrandeCarswell SchoolWantage, Oxfordshire Ages 9-10

Last DaySam HiornsMilton Keynes Age 14

Beefy BullWinchester House SchoolTowcester, Northamptonshire Age 12

The Gingerbread Man’s Day OutTim Bush & Nick BushWatford Ages 10-13

Katy & IOlly NewportWorthing, West Sussex Age 16

ImmersedArabella Neale, Laura Cheese, Talisa Bergsen & Annabelle SwanHolmbury St Mary, Surrey Ages 16-17

GeminiAimee Watts, Jo Bligh & Sarah WichallHolmbury St Mary, Surrey Ages 16-17

Counter PunchDigital FishBristol Ages 11-19

Battle of the BraveAlex KnillPontypridd, South Wales Age 17

Don’t Write Us OffFaith Yola JaraLondon Age 17

Water, WaterEmma DentonLytchett Minster, Dorset Age 18

All CreaturesAndrew SkillenNewcastle Age 17

Shrek 1, 2 and 3Etherley Lane Primary SchoolBishop Auckland, County Durham Ages 8-10

All AloneJack Bosworth, Derin Arnold & Tom HartLytchett Minster, Dorset Age 18

A trailer for TitanicEtherley Lane PrimaryBishop Auckland, County Durham Ages 8-10 Germinator

Gayhurst Community SchoolLondon Ages 7-9

The Colossal EffectMarcus Delo & Bradley WattsWoburn Sands, Buckinghamshire Age 14

Harlot In Red - AmeretteMatthew Gibson, Sam Jones, Madi Thorne, Bethan Wyliss, Elliot Howells & Ashley HatchTreorchy, South Wales Ages 14-19

BlitzSophie Greig, Charlie Manton & Catherine Ward ThomasHolmbury St Mary, Surrey Age 16

The HungerNorthern Stars Academy 2011Newcastle Ages 15 -18

InkdentityMonica BollaniLytchett Minster, Dorset Age 18

RatAaron GaleLytchett Minster, Dorset Age 18

Lorita, A girl who’s not like the othersEight Children From Burkina FasoBelgium (in French with English subtitles), Ages 8-12

ParadoxAlan HenryInverurie, Aberdeenshire Age 19

AloneDaniel HollisNuneaton, Warwickshire Age 18

Marden Deaf JobsMarden High SchoolNorth Shields, North Tyneside Ages 14-16

A Lifeless LifePascale KasiraboHounslow, Greater London Age 18

We Are RockstarsGeorge Smith, Megan Knowles, Cat Dixon & Tom CunninghamHolmbury St Mary, Surrey Ages 17-18

ADVISORS CHOICE: Emerging Talent

Witness

“Dramatic & entertaining”

ADVISORS CHOICE: Documentary Filmmaking

Katy & I

“Entertaining & captivating”

The story of a dog who witnesses a crime

from a car parked on a quiet street.

A quirky and light-hearted documentary

about an obsessed Katy Perry fan.

ADVISORS CHOICE:Skilled Editing

Immersed

“Clever and slick”

A suspense-filled opening sequence for

a thriller film set in a swimming pool.

ADVISORS CHOICE:Music Video

We Are Rockstars

“Fresh and original”

Techno meets rock & roll in this sci-fi

style music video.

Screening 12noon Friday 7 October 2011

Screening 1.30pm Friday 7 October 2011

Screening 3pm Friday 7 October 2011

Screening 4.30pm Friday 7 October 2011

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Film Screenings

The film screenings are at the heart of the festival so don’t miss out! This year we’ll be proudly presenting nearly one hundred films, each less than six minutes long and created by budding young filmmakers all under the age of nineteen. We’re sure you’ll enjoy their work and be inspired by their ideas, so be sure to book yourself a place in the cinema!

Workshops, Talks and Drop-in Events

A fantastic programme of exciting activities will run alongside the screenings this year. From screenwriting, acting and animation to special effects and filming in 3D, we’re sure there’ll be something that takes everyone’s fancy!

Advisor Feedback Sessions

Don’t miss the opportunity to talk to one of our expert Festival Advisors. They can give you friendly one-to-one feedback on your film and answer your questions about the film and media industry. Don’t forget to bring a copy of your film! See page five for booking information.

This year we received some truly fantastic entries. We thoroughly enjoyed watching every film that was sent in but there were a handful we thought really stood out as examples for other young filmmakers to aspire towards. Our Festival Advisors chose nine different categories of films meaning there’ll be at least one in every screening, so look out for the following titles:

Lifeguard (Advisors’ Choice for Comedy Performance)

Red and the Wolf (Advisors’ Choice for Animation)

Mute (Advisors’ Choice for Cinematography)

These Scars (Advisors’ Choice for Experimental Filmmaking)

And the World Smiles Back (Advisors’ Choice for Docudrama)

Witness (Advisors’ Choice for Emerging Talent)

Katy & I (Advisors’ Choice for Documentary Filmmaking)

Immersed (Advisors’ Choice for Skilled Editing)

We Are Rockstars (Advisors’ Choice for Music Video)

We hope you’ll enjoy watching these films as much as we did!

What’s on this year? The Advisors’ Choice NEWFOR2011

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DROP – IN EVENTSSpecial Effects Make-up (Beginners)Foyer, 11am – 3pm, suitable for all ages, FREEJoin industry professional Amanda Maud-Hewitt and the team from Events Entertainment as you get to grips with some basic special effects make-up and create your very own cuts and scars. Not for the squeamish!

Drawing on FilmLevel One, 11am – 2:30pm (plus screening at 4pm), suitable for all ages, FREEHave a go at drawing on 16mm film and play a part in creating a masterpiece the old-fashioned way! Be sure to watch the screening later on in the Cubby Broccoli theatre (booking required for screening.)

Special Effects Make-up (Intermediate)Level 5, 11am – 3pm, Suitable for all ages, FREETake your knowledge of special effects to the next level and create your own stitches, bruises and even learn how to use gravel! You will also get the chance to check out some prosthetic limbs and noses and see how this is used in film with some rare special effects pictures from the museum’s Hammer Collection.

SHORT EVENTS & TALKSExperience TV!Level 3, 11am – 11:30am, suitable for all ages, FREEExplore TV production with our Museum Explainers in this 30 minutes fun and informative activity session. Look behind the scenes of a studio set and learn about the pre-production, production and post-production of TV shows.

Secrets of ChromakeyLevel 3, 12pm – 12:30pm, suitable for all ages, FREEDiscover the secrets of Chromakey with one of our Museum Explainers and learn how it is used in film. This is your chance to see the trickery behind Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak!

Cinema Magic Cubby Broccoli Theatre, 1:30pm - 2pm & 2:30pm – 3pm, suitable for all ages, children £2, adults FREEJoin us for a helter-skelter tour of a hundred years and more of cinematic trickery. Experience the wonders of special effects and the hilarious outcomes of climbing in and out of film with our unique, entertaining and informative show. We’re so sure this show will be a blast that we’ve put it on twice – it’s not to be missed!

16mm Film ScreeningCubby Broccoli Cinema, 4pm, suitable for all ages, FREEA rare opportunity to come along and see the outcome of the ‘Drawing on Film’ drop-in session. See the story projected onto the big screen through the medium of 16mm film.

Workshops, Talks and Events Thursday 6 October 2011

WORKSHOPSFilming in 3D 10:30am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personTake filming into the next dimension with Same Paechter of Boffin Projects as he helps you to learn new skills and create your very own 3D film clips. We’ll provide the 3D glasses!

Create, Make, Animate! 10:30am – 12:30 pm, suitable for ages 5+, £3 per personLet your imagination run wild and onto the screen! Create your very own animated adventure with sound effects and music, using ‘iCan Animate’ and ‘iMovie’, in this workshop brought to you by Laura Haughey, theatre and film director, actor and filmmaker. Laura specialises in delivering workshops suitable for special educational needs and is able to deliver sign language to a high standard.

Acting for Film1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personIf you’ve always wanted to act on the big or small screen then this is the workshop for you! Run by Laura Haughey, a professional director and actor trainer, this workshop gives you the opportunity to develop your skills both sides of the camera! Laura specialises in delivering workshops suitable for special educational needs and is able to deliver sign language to a high standard.

Lights, Camera, Action!10:30am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personWant to make a film but don’t know where to begin? Join Professional film maker Joe Hepworth for this fun filled introduction to film making. Discover what makes the best storyline, shoot some footage in the museum and have a go at editing your footage into a 60 second clip.

Screenwriting1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 14+, £3 per personDuring this workshop professional filmmaker and scriptwriter Joe Hepworth will introduce you to the art of writing scripts. Learn how to connect with your audience and discover how conflict can improve your drama. Joe will also show you how to correctly format your work and avoid the common mistakes that most writers make on their first scripts.

Editing for Beginners10:30am – 12:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personJoin Rad Miller in this introductory workshop to Final Cut Pro and learn the basic techniques on the editing software preferred by most industry professionals. (Footage will be provided for use in this workshop.)

Editing Masterclass1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 12+, £3 per personDevelop your editing skills further using Final Cut Pro with filmmaker Rad Miller and learn new techniques to take your editing skills to a higher professional standard. If you’ve already had a go on this software, this workshop will take your skills to the next level! (Footage will be provided for use in the workshop.)

Please note that for all drop-in events, workshops and talks participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult (child/adult ratio 1:10 minimum.)

Please note that for all drop-in events, workshops and talks participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult (child/adult ratio 1:10 minimum.)

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16mm Film ScreeningCubby Broccoli Cinema, 4pm, suitable for all ages, FREEA rare opportunity to come along and see the outcome of the ‘Drawing on Film’ drop-in session. See the story projected onto the big screen through the medium of 16mm film.

WORKSHOPSActing for film10:30am – 12:30pm (ages 15 +) & 1:30pm – 3:30pm (ages 14 and under)If you’ve always wanted to act on the big or small screen then this is the workshop for you! This 2 hour workshop gives you the opportunity to hone your acting skills for camera and is also open to budding directors. Run by Laura Haughey, a professional Director and actor trainer who also specialises in delivering workshops suitable for special educational needs and is able to deliver sign language to a high standard.

Splat Animation! 10:30am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 5+, £3 per personBring plasticine to life in this exciting stop-motion animation workshop. Jack Lockhart, professional artist and animator, will teach you the skills needed to. help you make your own short animated film.

Lights, Camera, Action! 10:30am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personWant to make a film but don’t know where to begin? Join Professional film maker Joe Hepworth for this fun-filled introduction to filmmaking. Discover what makes the best storyline, shoot some scenes in the museum and have a go at editing your footage into a 60 second clip.

Podcast Production10:30am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personVenture into the field of modern radio production! Whether you’d like to be a presenter, DJ, writer or researcher you will get the chance to learn about interviews, documentaries and news production before recording your very own podcast!

Music Technology1:30pm – 3:30pm, suitable for ages 7+, £3 per personLearn how to create your own backing track or instrumental using state-of-the-art music technology and software that includes Garage Band, Logic, Reason and Cubase.

DROP – IN EVENTSSpecial Effects Make-up (Beginners)Foyer, 11am – 3pm, suitable for all ages, FREEJoin industry professional Amanda Maud-Hewitt and the team from Events Entertainment as you get to grips with some basic special effects make-up and create your very own cuts and scars. Not for the squeamish!

Drawing on FilmLevel One, 11am – 2:30pm (plus screening at 4pm), suitable for all ages, FREEHave a go at drawing on 16mm film and play a part in creating a masterpiece the old-fashioned way! Be sure to watch the screening later on in the Cubby Broccoli theatre (booking required for screening.)

Special Effects Make-up (Intermediate)Level 5, 11am – 3pm, Suitable for all ages, FREETake your knowledge of special effects to the next level and create your own stitches, bruises and even learn how to use gravel! You will also get the chance to check out some prosthetic limbs and noses and see how this is used in film with some rare special effects pictures from the museum’s Hammer Collection.

SHORT EVENTS & TALKSExperience TV!Level 3, 11am – 11:30am, suitable for all ages, FREEExplore TV production with our Museum Explainers in this 30 minutes fun and informative activity session. Look behind the scenes of a studio set and learn about the pre-production, production and post-production of TV shows.

Secrets of ChromakeyLevel 3, 12pm – 12:30pm, suitable for all ages, FREEDiscover the secrets of Chromakey with one of our Museum Explainers and learn how it is used in film. This is your chance to see the trickery behind Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak!

Cinema Magic Cubby Broccoli Theatre, 1:30pm - 2pm & 2:30pm – 3pm, suitable for all ages, children £2, adults FREEJoin us for a helter-skelter tour of a hundred years and more of cinematic trickery. Experience the wonders of special effects and the hilarious outcomes of climbing in and out of film with our unique, entertaining and informative show. We’re so sure this show will be a blast that we’ve put it on twice – it’s not to be missed!

Workshops, Talks and Events Friday 7 October 2011

Please note that for all drop-in events, workshops and talks participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult (child/adult ratio 1:10 minimum.)

Please note that for all drop-in events, workshops and talks participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult (child/adult ratio 1:10 minimum.)

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What's on? Where? When? Fee Pre-booking required?

Screenings

Screening One Pictureville Cinema 12pm - 1pm FREE Yes - see page five

Screening Two Pictureville Cinema 1:30pm - 2:30pm FREE Yes - see page five

Screening Three Pictureville Cinema 3pm - 4pm FREE Yes - see page five

Screening Four Pictureville Cinema 4:30pm - 5:30pm FREE Yes - see page five

Drop-in Events

Special Effects Make-up (Beginners) Level Five 11am - 3pm FREE No - just show up!

Drawing on Film Level One 11am - 2:30pm FREE No - just show up!

Special Effects Make-up (Intermediate) Level Five 11am - 3pm FREE No - just show up!

Advisor Feedback Sessions Pictureville Lobby 12pm - 5pm FREE No - just show up!

Short Talks & Events

Experience TV! Level Three 11am - 11:30am FREE Yes - see page five

Secrets of Chromakey Level Three 12pm - 12:30pm FREE Yes - see page five

Cinema Magic Cubby Broccoli Theatre 1:30pm - 2pm & 2:30pm - 3pm £2 (adults FREE) Yes - see page five

16mm Film Screening Cubby Broccoli Theatre 4pm FREE Yes - see page five

Workshops

Filming in 3D Level Seven 10:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Create, Make, Animate! Action Zone One 10:30am - 12:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Acting for Film Level Seven 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Lights, Camera, Action! Action Zone Two 10:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Screenwriting Action Zone Two 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Editing for Beginners Edit Suite 10:30am - 12:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Editing Masterclass Edit Suite 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

What's on? Where? When? Fee Pre-booking required?

Screenings

Screening Five Pictureville Cinema 12pm - 1pm FREE Yes - see page five

Screening Six Pictureville Cinema 1:30pm - 2:30pm FREE Yes - see page five

Screening Seven Pictureville Cinema 3pm - 4pm FREE Yes - see page five

Screening Eight Pictureville Cinema 4:30pm - 5:30pm FREE Yes - see page five

Drop-in Events

Special Effects Make-up (Beginners) Level Five 11am - 3pm FREE No - just show up!

Drawing on Film Level One 11am - 2:30pm FREE No - just show up!

Special Effects Make-up (Intermediate) Level Five 11am - 3pm FREE No - just show up!

Advisor Feedback Sessions Pictureville Lobby 12pm - 5pm FREE No - just show up!

Short Talks & Events

Experience TV! Level Three 11am - 11:30am FREE Yes - see page five

Secrets of Chromakey Level Three 12pm - 12:30pm FREE Yes - see page five

Cinema Magic Cubby Broccoli Theatre 1:30pm - 2pm & 2:30pm - 3pm £2 (adults FREE) Yes - see page five

16mm Film Screening Cubby Broccoli Theatre 4pm FREE Yes - see page five

Workshops

Acting for Film (ages 14 and under) Level Seven 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Acting for Film (ages 15 plus) Level Seven 10:30am - 12:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Lights, Camera, Action! Action Zone Two 10:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Spat Animation! Action Zone One 10:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Podcast Production Edit Suite 10:30am - 12:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Music Technology Edit Suite 1:30pm - 3:30pm £3 Yes - see page five

Thursday 6th October 2011 Friday 7th October 2011

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Get Social! The Co-operative British Youth Film AcademyIf you’re aged between 14 and 25 years and want to take part in making a full-length feature film, why not look into the Co-operative’s British Youth Film Academy? The BYFA is a cutting-edge film training school that, through offering hands-on film-making experience, bridges the gap between education and professional employability. The BYFA have a policy of ‘learning through doing’ meaning your talent will be nurtured and developed in a really hands-on way. You’ll get the support and training you need to become a skilled filmmaker and to kick-start your career in the film and media industry. To find out more visit www.byfa.co.uk

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