157 Educators providing Filmmaking courses

all spring media

All Spring Media is a training provider that supports an inclusive and diverse workforce for the Film and TV Industry through a comprehensive range of entry and CPD programmes. We deliver training programmes, that are supported by funding from external organisations. The programmes we offer vary but all include industry training, mentoring and support with their next step in the industry. Using our film and TV experience, we help clients identify and plan around their specific skills needs. Our training is delivered to a high standard by industry professionals, ensuring it is relevant and appropriate to the needs of the industry. Through our connections, we create direct employment routes, address the current skills gap, and offer ongoing support to our learners.

reelsolutions

It’s time to look again at Let the Right One In, the Swedish film from 2008 that perhaps has something to say about 2022. It offers a distinctive take on Bram Stoker’s Dracula story which itself appeared in 1897 at a time of migrations from Eastern Europe. Dracula has proved to be a popular story in both theatre and cinema with many adaptations. 2022 is the centenary of Nosferatu, perhaps the most celebrated film adaptation. The novel Låt den rätte komma in by John Ajvide Lindqvist was published in 2004. The story is set in the early 1980s with heightened tension caused by Russian submarines tracked in Swedish waters. It is a fantasy story but Lindqvist made use of some of his own experiences as a young teenager in developing the narrative. The film adaptation in 2008, directed by Tomas Alfredson, presents an almost social realist Stockholm suburb with a new resident, a girl of 12 named Eli, moving in next door to Oskar, an introverted boy of the same age. The 2008 film became an international hit, celebrated by popular audiences and critics alike and generating a Hollywood remake (not so successful) and several stage adaptations. Tagged a ‘romantic horror’, the film raises questions about ethnicity, gender and migration. There will be plenty to discuss. Let the Right One In is available on BBC iPlayer for the next two months. Detailed notes and a short video presentation will be available.

documentary film academy

We're here to help you make your dream documentary Documentary Film Academy is an affordable, flexible and easy-to-understand, step-by-step, online course that will fast-track you to creating cinematic documentaries. Stories shape the world. The stories we are told, the lenses that frame each scene and the faces chosen to represent us, all determine the way we understand the world, and our place in it.

imprint

Imprint is a feminist documentary and artist collective that aims to create an inclusive environment for emerging filmmakers whose work focuses on embodiment and its representation, with a restorative intent and purpose. The Imprint documentary film collective aims to foreground films that engage with the body as a way to reconnect with the world, and to deepen our relationships with ourselves and our environments beyond merely representation. Through collective practice and experimentation, Imprint explores the roles of the corporeal, the felt, the intuitive, the visceral, the sensorial, the inter-relational, and the being in the world inherently associated with having a body as both subjects and theory in the practice and production of documentary film. Our goal is to make the documentary industry more inclusive, and ensure the voices of emerging talent with an original approach to film and embodiment are included within the industry.

loughborough students' union

We’re a bit different to other unions, as we let you decide. Here at LSU, we represent your views so you can focus on doing what matters to you. In representing our students we have the ability and resources to tackle some of the more daunting issues. Our student-elected officers aim to improve your life not only academically, but also socially, and personally with a range of activities, clubs, societies, and services to get involved in!

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the londog

The Londog strives to give you all the resources to enhance your life with your dog in London, helping you discover the best and unique dog-friendly things to do in London, dog events, dog-friendly places, dog parks, travels, and much more, with an attention to beautifully curated photography. The Londog also celebrates dog culture and the special bond between humans and dogs. It tells the secret lives of office dogs in London with the Office Dog Series, and brings you other stories from this world.

uk-china film collaboration project

To inspire and encourage film related collaboration and debate between the UK and Greater China.

cinepunked

From Attenborough to Zefirelli. From Deuce Bigalow to Kathryn Bigelow. From film noir to video nasties — we use film and popular culture to have the big conversations. We podcast. We write books. We run live events. We send out a monthly newsletter. And there’s nothing we like better than a good conversation about film and popular culture. Pictured: CinePunked’s core members – Dr Rachael Kelly, Robert JE Simpson, Ben Simpson and Neil Sedgewick. Comprised of three film theorists and a music producer, with a retinue of collaborators from all walks of life, CinePunked believes that a deeper understanding of film, culture and the media is essential for navigating twenty-first century life. And we firmly believe that this shouldn’t be limited to academics. CinePunked is the place where film fandom meets film theory. It’s a space for anyone who’s interested in understanding film and popular culture to find out more about the media that move them, to discuss and debate, and to have fun with your passion for popular culture. We love film. We know film. We talk film. And we’d love to have you join in the discussion.

paradigm arts

Over the last twenty years I have worked tirelessly to develop a methodology and an infrastructure for partner agencies, cultural organisations, artists, practitioners and schools, to provide children and young people with access to a high quality offer of Arts and Cultural experiences. I have developed arts and cultural strategy for local authorities, been responsible for the development and successful delivery of large arts and cultural events and I have advised national agencies on the development of strategic resourcing and programming, to encourage the widest possible engagement and impact from investment. I am passionate about the role that the arts and culture should play in the life of the child and I am determined to help the UK preserve its identity as one of the worlds creative powerhouses. Fostering links for young people with creative industries and ensuring that classroom based activity has a tangible and meaningful link with the world beyond the school gates is of paramount importance. My work across all sectors of education has been to try and bring together a framework of experiences and opportunities, designed to help children and young people translate early educational achievement into meaningful attainment and develop the critical and creative skills vital for their future. Sam Atkins Hi, I'm Sam and have been working within the media and education industry for twenty years. Following a successful career in TV production I was appointed the role of a broadcast journalist with the BBC. Whilst with the BBC (Nations and Regions) I was part of the development team that established the highly successful BBC News School Report and BBC Parachutes programmes working with young people to produce professional level news packages for BBC output. In 2008 I established C1 Media Ltd, a media in education business, and to date have engaged with over 6500 young people from primary, secondary special, college and higher education sectors. Within my first year of operation with the Arts Service at CfBT Education Trust, we also launched The Young Journalist Academy in 2008. This highly successful education programme provides professional level training for children and young people. Partnerships developed over the years for both the YJA programme and other projects include: The Royal Albert Hall, BBC, English National Ballet, RAF, The Guardian, Cirque du Soleil, National Theatre and Royal Opera House. Sara Bullimore I have been working in the arts and cultural sector for over 20 years and during this time I have developed not only my own professional skills but more importantly, created high quality opportunities for commuities to participate, learn and enjoy the role arts and culture play in our lives. Initiating, delivering and managing a vast range of artistic projects both as an independent freelance arts consultant and in previous roles as the Arts Development Officer at City of Lincoln Council and at National Dance Agencies in Nottingham and London, have helped me to understand the value and critical importance of collaboration and partnership working. In particular my personal passions are literature and dance - I fully believe in the transformative power meaningful participation in quality arts and culture can have on a person's life - regardless of age or ability! I have extensive experience working with mupltiple partners and funders on projects. Working for the City of Lincoln Council I created and managed the Cultural Sector Partnership - working with partners in the private and public sector, heritage, arts and sports to develop strategies, conferences and cross cutting artistic programmes and festivals. I have undertaken and continue to work independently with Lincolnshire County Council, Writing East Midlands, Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage, Shakespeare Schools Festival, Kazzum Theatre Arts, University of Lincoln, Lincoln Business Improvement Group and Arts Council of England to name a few. Living in Linclonshire I am passionate about helping to esnure that connectivity exists between national and regional activities - helping to promote the best connectivity between opportunities and links between organisations.