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InTV - STAY TUNED!
LOVE FILMS? LOVE TV? SEE YOURSELF AS AN OSCAR WINNING DIRECTOR, ACTOR, WRITER OR EDITOR? WANT TO SEE YOUR FILMS BROADCAST ACROSS THE WORLD!
InTV has only been in operation since October last year but has already produced an amazing amount of brand new short films made by over 40 young people!
Participants have taken part in every stage of the production process from devising and writing the scripts to operating camera and sound, acting and editing! All the young participants have also had the opportunity to apply for one of our InTV Bursary awards, meaning that they can continue with their new film making skills in their own time.
The current InTV will come to an end in March, but because of the amazing success of the project we’re coming back, albeit in a slightly smaller version, after the Easter holidays.
A big thanks to all the young people who have contributed to the success of InTV
So if you have a passion for films we really want to hear from you! Our new weekly workshop will give you the opportunity to develop your film making skills and create your own movies for the InTV channel.
You don’t need any previous experience and the workshops are totally free! So if you’re aged between 14-19 and have a passion for movies get in touch!
Until then STAY TUNED, You never know what you may see on InTV!
A big thanks to all the young people who have contributed to the success of InTV both in front and behind the cameras. Also 'heads up' to the InTV Team, Matt, Thom, Fabrice, George, Rachel and Adrian who have worked so hard to 'make it happen'.
For more information about InTV contact The Rural Media Company on 01432 344039 or email adrianl@ruralmedia.co.uk
InTV was funded by the Department for Children, Schools and Families through Media Box. If you're aged 13-19 and living in England, Mediabox could offer you grants to make creative media projects for film, television, radio, online, print and multi-media platforms. Mediabox is for young people who don't usually get opportunities like this.
Other useful links to budding young media makers:
