Word’s reached D+CFilm that this year’s Co-operative Young Film-Makers shindig will take place on October 12 and 13 at the National Media Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire.

One of the UK’s leading film festivals for young people, Co-operative Young Film-Makers is run and funded by the Co-operative Group and is non-competitive and not for profit.

The fest offers youngsters the chance to receive feedback and advice on their work from film professionals and attend a range of events designed to inspire their filmmaking ambitions. 

It’s an excellent opportunity for fledgling filmmakers to learn new skills, try out equipment, chat to experts, network and swap ideas.

Every year, the event sees some 100 shorts made by kids and young people premiered in front of an audience of up to 300 people.

Closing date for entries is June 29. For more details, email Phaedra.Patrick@co-op.co.uk or check out the Co-operative Young Film-Makers website.

Posted by Thin White Duke

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