We’re excited to be hosting a free workshop as part of Random Acts North, an amazing opportunity for young people aged 16-24yrs to create stunning short films.
The workshop takes place on Saturday 4th July 1pm – 4pm at Signal Film and Media.This is a fantastic opportunity to be in with the chance to create work for Channel 4’s Random Acts short film strand!
The Random Acts Centre for the North is looking for Short Film Ideas by 16-24 Year-Olds. From dancers and poets, to filmmakers and artists, we’re looking for young people with the boldest and freshest ideas for short films. If you are aged between 16 and 24 and live or study in the North of England (Cumbria, North East, North West or Yorkshire) you can apply to make a film with a budget of £4000.
Information and Ideas Workshop at Signal Film and Media – Saturday 4th July 1-4pm
An information and creative ideas workshop where you will get chance to find out more and meet the team from the Random Acts Network Centre to find out what they’re looking for, how you can get involved and get help with the application process.
Please email or call to book a place. steph@signalfilmandmedia.co.uk / 01229 838592
Further information on the overall scheme led by Tyneside Cinema can be found by clicking here or please just get in touch if you have any questions: steph@signalfilmandmedia.co.uk / 01229 838592
What is Random Acts?
They are bold expressions of creativity delivered in short film form. They come in many flavours: live action, animation, serious, cheeky; made by dancers, visual artists, poets, musicians, writers, filmmakers; they are between 90 seconds and 3 minutes long. To get inspired check out the past work by clicking here.
The people behind Random Acts
Random Acts is a partnership between Arts Council England and Channel Four. The Arts Council has appointed five Random Acts Network Centres across England that offer education, training and production support for 16-24 year olds working in a diverse range of art forms to create short films designed for inclusion as part of the Random Acts strand on television and online. Tyneside Cinema is the lead organisation for Random Acts Centre North, working in partnership with a wide range of organisations to enable young people to access this opportunity.
