One-day training conference for youth workers, arts practitioners, film and media workers, cinema education officers. Planned sessions include animation, simple filmmaking, video editing, filmmaking with free and archive footage, creating storyboards, filmmaking for disabled people, working with young people not in education, employment or training, and using film in the youth justice system.
We can now offer Agored Cymru accredited training in Film and Youth Work. This two-day course (3 credits at Level 2) covers principles of film education, filmmaking (planning, filming and editing), resources, project ideas and teaching techniques. We can deliver this in English or Welsh anywhere in Wales, and follow-up courses are also available.
Ffilmschool Plus is an affordable new CPD programme for Primary and Secondary schools in Wales. It will show how you can use film and media to engage and motivate children and develop oracy, reading and writing skills. Ffilmschool Plus can also facilitate and enhance professional learning communities.
On June 3rd, 21 children from the Powys writing squads worked with Tom Barrance and poet Francesca Kay to create poem films at the Hay Festival. They only had four hours: an hour and a half in the morning to learn about filming, shoot their images and write the first draft of their poems; and two and a half hours in the afternoon to refine their poems, perform and record them, edit their images to the poems and screen them.
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