Social media can help to boost your business, Club or Organisation by improving visibility and connecting with your audience. Course description Use an icon and text to communicate the value proposition and share the specific benefits of your offering. What makes it unique in your market? Who is the course for? Essentially, this course would cater to anyone seeking to utilise the power of social media to boost their business and achieve tangible results through effective communication channels with their audience. What is the value of the course? This session aims to provide you with insights into utilising social media platforms to boost your club or organisation's online presence. By learning about the key components of a well-structured social media strategy, you will be better equipped to create compelling content and engage your target audience.
Our bitesize FREE awareness session is aimed at anyone in the community who wants to learn more about the myths and facts surrounding suicide, understand when someone might be at risk, how to talk directly and comfortably about suicide. Course description Understanding the triggers that might cause someone to attempt suicide. It's important to discuss suicide and recognise the impact of stressful situations on an individual’s well-being. Who is the course for? This short online learning Suicide Awareness course is designed for anyone aged 16 and above who wants to gain a better understanding of the signs, this short online course aims to break the stigma around suicide and encourage open conversations about mental health. What’s the value of this course? Remember that suicide awareness is crucial for promoting mental health and preventing tragic outcomes. By increasing our understanding and having compassionate discussions, we can make a difference in saving lives.
Course description This course is designed for beginners looking to build foundational IT skills essential for personal and professional use. Throughout the course, participants will learn to navigate and utilise Microsoft Word for creating and formatting documents, understand the basics of sending and receiving emails, and manage email attachments efficiently. Additionally, the course covers safe web browsing practices, including how to search for information, navigate websites, and recognise potential online threats. By the end of this course, participants will be proficient in these core IT processes, enhancing their digital literacy and confidence. Who is the course for? This course is ideal for individuals who are new to technology or looking to enhance their basic IT skills. It's perfect for those who need to use computers for everyday tasks, such as students, professionals entering the workforce, or anyone seeking to improve their digital literacy. No prior experience with computers is required, making it accessible to learners of all ages and backgrounds. What's the value of this course? By completing this course, participants will gain practical skills that are essential in today's digital world. Mastery of tools like Microsoft Word, email, and safe web browsing will increase productivity and open up new opportunities both personally and professionally. Whether you're aiming to improve your job prospects, streamline daily tasks, or simply feel more confident in using technology, this course provides the foundational skills you need to succeed.
DATE: 20th March TIME: 4pm LOCATION: Studio A Central Film School are delighted to invite Alexis Watkins to speak to our student body about the importance of mental wellbeing and the keys to mental safeguarding for both yourself and other students. Alexis has professional experience in the following roles: - Mental Health Practitioner & Data Analyst for BWW Mind - Chair of Central & North West London (CNWL) NHS Mental Health Ambassador Group - Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees for the WïSH Centre - National Lived Experience Partner for NHS England She has filmed with the CNWL and was recently part of a team nominated at the Health Service Journal awards for Reducing Healthcare Inequalities for Children and Young People award. She has also been a guest-speaker at The Listening Place, a charity focused on helping those with suicidal thoughts. She will be joining us to specifically discuss topics of isolation, substance abuse and suicidal ideation. Even if you are fortunate enough not to be struggling with your mental health currently, it is always worth being aware of the signs and knowing how to help others, so please consider coming along to this event if you feel comfortable doing so.
DATE: 27th February 2024 TIME: Doors Open 7:30 LOCATION: All Saints Church, Blenheim Grove, London, SE15 4QS CFS students have been invited to attend the South London Shorts screening event taking place in Blenheim Grove, Peckham on 27th February. Students have been offered access to an EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTED RATE for this event, so that tickets are only £3 per student. Please only book onto this event page if you have bought your ticket in advance and are planning on attending. We'll see you at the screening!
DATE: 12th February TIME: 4pm LOCATION: Studio A The original Marriage Story, this 1970s classic tells the story of a couple's divorce, the impact it has on their son and their personal lives, and how they need to cope as parents, working with the person they've fallen out of love with. Featuring two towering performances from Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep, this courtroom drama has lost none of its power and nuance, and remains one of the best examinations of the breakdown of a relationship ever put to film. When it was released in 1979, it was one of the first time a film confronted issues such as work-life balance, father's rights and expected gender roles. Told with heart as well as humour, this film will stay with you for a long time after the credits roll.
DATE: 2nd April TIME: 4pm LOCATION: Studio A Are you looking to get feedback on a film, acting showreel or short screenplay? Send it in to be part of our CRITICAL VIEWING SESSION. This is a laid-back, informal session where you can receive feedback on your work from your peers and friends in a friendly, constructive manner.This will be a great opportunity for you to get unofficial feedback on work you have completed both in school and in your personal time, as well as give you the chance to flex your criticism muscles and express how you feel about others' work.Please note, films should not exceed 10 minutes, scripts or script samples should not exceed 10 pages and showreels/performance pieces should not exceed 5 minutes.
DATE: 15th July TIME: 4pm LOCATION: Studio A BAFTA winners Chris Wilder and Daisy Jacobs are a pair of writer/directors who will be coming in to showcase and discuss their short films, as well as their experiences directing animation and their progress after finishing film school 10 years ago. If you have any interest in animation, directing, screenwriting or just what you can expect after graduation, these are the perfect guests to come along and meet. Be sure to book your tickets in advance.
DATE: Thursday 15th August TIME: 5pm ONLINE LINK: https://meet.google.com/gim-fphv-jqo?authuser=0&hs=122 Join us for our online Film Quiz as we knock through questions on classics, horror, westerns, sci-fi and much more. Do you know your directors from your DOPs? Who won more Oscars, De Niro or Day-Lewis? Join us on the day and find out what you know, and what you have space to learn. Kicking off at 5pm and featuring a variety of different categories, come try your hand at demonstrating your cinematic knowledge!