Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Monday, 6 September 2010
Rock the Cathedral Video Competition
For Rock the Cathedral this year we’re going to be hearing from the voices of young people at the event via the big screen. We’re offering youth groups and youth bands from across the diocese the chance to feature in the on stage entertainment by producing a film of no more than 5 minutes. We’ll show the best films on the night and the prize for the top film of the night is a FLIP VIDEO CAMERA! I don’t mind what digital format the film comes in but we want to hear from YOU! Entries by Thursday 23rd September please!!
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Mediabox funding
Media Trust opens new Mix Mediabox fund for youth-led projects
Grants on offer for schemes that bring different groups together
Communications charity the Media Trust has opened a new £1.2m fund for charities and community groups to set up youth-led media projects.
The Mix Mediabox will offer grants of between £5,000 and £20,000 to groups setting up projects in which 13 to-19-year-olds explore community cohesion. The total value of the fund is £1,240,000.
A Media Trust spokeswoman said the fund, run in partnership with the Department for Children, Schools and Families and the Communities and Local Government department, was particularly looking to support projects that brought young people from diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds together.
She said the Media Trust was encouraging applications from east and north-east England and Yorkshire and Humberside, which had been underrepresented in previous rounds of funding applications.
The fund is open for applications and the deadline is 21 September.
Charities, trusts and local authorities can apply for grants from the scheme, which is delivered by a consortium led by the trust and First Light Movies in partnership with Skillset and the UK Film Council.
Grants on offer for schemes that bring different groups together
Communications charity the Media Trust has opened a new £1.2m fund for charities and community groups to set up youth-led media projects.
The Mix Mediabox will offer grants of between £5,000 and £20,000 to groups setting up projects in which 13 to-19-year-olds explore community cohesion. The total value of the fund is £1,240,000.
A Media Trust spokeswoman said the fund, run in partnership with the Department for Children, Schools and Families and the Communities and Local Government department, was particularly looking to support projects that brought young people from diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds together.
She said the Media Trust was encouraging applications from east and north-east England and Yorkshire and Humberside, which had been underrepresented in previous rounds of funding applications.
The fund is open for applications and the deadline is 21 September.
Charities, trusts and local authorities can apply for grants from the scheme, which is delivered by a consortium led by the trust and First Light Movies in partnership with Skillset and the UK Film Council.
Wednesday, 10 June 2009
First Chance Harvey
The Damaris Trust has resources for taking groups to the cinema and then running a discussion soon afterward or later. Check out their invitations, a poster, discussion notes and film clips.
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Film Funding
First Light Movies provides grants to projects that enable young people to participate in all aspects of film productions e.g. writing, shooting, lighting, directing or producing. The funding is available to voluntary and community organisations that work with young people aged between 5 and 18 years.
Grants are available through three funding streams. The Pilot Awards which provides grants of up to £5,000, the Studio Awards, which provides grants of up to £25,000 and What's the Big Idea Awards which provides grants of £3,000. Applications open shortly, for more information:
Grants are available through three funding streams. The Pilot Awards which provides grants of up to £5,000, the Studio Awards, which provides grants of up to £25,000 and What's the Big Idea Awards which provides grants of £3,000. Applications open shortly, for more information:
Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Film Competition
Advance news of a forthcoming film competition for young people run by Eccelsiastical:
"Ecclesiastical are inviting people to make a two-minute film about the true meaning of Christmas. Films can be shot on a camcorder, laptop or mobile phone and uploaded to a specially created website.
Entrants have the chance to win £3,000 for their church, along with other great prizes, at an exclusive finalists event.
All films will need to be endorsed from either a church leader or a youth group leader which, as a result, they hope will draw new faces into the Church.
This is a fantastic way to raise the Church’s message, support the valuable work already taking place in the community, and reinforce the core spiritual values of Christmas."
More soon on that one
"Ecclesiastical are inviting people to make a two-minute film about the true meaning of Christmas. Films can be shot on a camcorder, laptop or mobile phone and uploaded to a specially created website.
Entrants have the chance to win £3,000 for their church, along with other great prizes, at an exclusive finalists event.
All films will need to be endorsed from either a church leader or a youth group leader which, as a result, they hope will draw new faces into the Church.
This is a fantastic way to raise the Church’s message, support the valuable work already taking place in the community, and reinforce the core spiritual values of Christmas."
More soon on that one
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