The Co-operative Film Festival 7-8 October 2010
Each year the Co-operative gives young people the chance to have their work shown on the big screen at the prestigious Co-operative Film Festival. This is a unique opportunity to see your work and that of others, in the cinema of a landmark national venue, the National Media Museum in Bradford.
Taking part could give you the opportunity to received feedback and advice on film making from industry professionals. Take part in creative and inspirational workshops and masterclasses. Learn new skills, try equipment, network and swap ideas.
You might be a group of friends from a school, college or youth club. You could be a youth worker, teacher or tutor working on a film project with young people. Entries in Welsh, Gaelic and other languages, particularly those of local ethnic communities are welcome as are first time film makers.
Film makers must be 19 years old or under. Entries are accepted on DVD only
Entry deadline is 28 May 2010
The Festival takes place at the National Media Museum in Bradford 7-8 October 2010
Application forms and full entry details can be downloaded from the festival website at: www.co-operative.coop/filmfestival
Distance Learning – ‘Working Together: using the arts with young people
Artsplan is delighted to be able to offer its 6-week distance learning opportunity Working together – using the arts with young people. You can start the course at a date of your choice and prices range from £65 to £95 dependent on circumstances.
The distance learning version of this popular one-day workshop is the perfect opportunity for those with financial and time related barriers. No compromise is made on course quality with one-on-one mentoring and extensive supporting material provided.
For further details on Artsplan courses or to make a booking, please contact Jay Barron, Artsplan Development Manager on 02380 630960 or email artsplan@artswork.org.uk www.artswork.org.uk/artsplan
Hip Hop exhibition at Urbis
- Free exhibition at Urbis
on until March 2010
HomeGrown: The Story of UK Hip Hop is the first major exhibition to chronicle, in depth, the development of the UK Hip Hop scene.
Looking back over three decades, the exhibition tells the story of how a generation of youth took the spirit of the Bronx block party and fused it with their own uniquely British influences. In doing so it shows how a US subculture featuring art, politics, rhyme, dance and music was adopted, adapted and embraced to create a powerful, complex, cultural force, this side of the Atlantic.
Working with the UK’s most influential figures in Hip Hop the exhibition brings together the rare, remarkable and irreplaceable in Hip Hop photography, music, film and fashion from the best private collections.
Visit www.urbis.org.uk for more information on the exhibition and events programme.
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