"one film wonders"

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If you were to play a part in a film, would you be yourself or a fictional character? In 2007, Gillian Wearing placed an advert in local and national newspapers, online and in job centres around London and Newcastle. Hundreds of people responded and seven people were selected to appear in Self Made, where they attend a Method Acting workshop to explore their fantasy selves.

Are you interested in short films? Do you want to be involved in programming a short film night? Then look no further! Filmed Up, our regular regional short film night, is programmed by five Cornerhouse audience members and we’re now recruiting a new panel.

This accessible film studies course will enable you to break down the idea of film into its constituent parts, so that you can start to analyse how film works as a language. What is seen on screen; how and where the camera is positioned; whether the director and editor have decided to cut the film (and how they have done it); how sound and music are used: these elements all ‘make meaning’ for us. As well as displaying these ‘audio-visual’ characteristics, films have a duration – they take time to watch and they tell stories. We will think about how film narratives are shaped, and how they narrate their stories to us. This course will equip you with the basic terms you need to talk about the effect films have on us all, and it will enhance your enjoyment of film by developing your critical awareness of them. Films screening as part of this course: Singin’ in the Rain (Dirs Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen, 1952) on Tue 25 Oct Goodfellas (Dir Martin Scorsese, 1990) on Tue 8 Nov

This film is a tongue-in-cheek, science fiction parody about a plague that wipes out all women. It was made during the second LiveWire Film Camp.

This highly stylized film offers a surreal glimpse into the corners of a mans memory. It was made during the first ever LiveWire Film Camp.

In 2005 First Light funded LiveWire to make 4 short films. This was the third of them. WIRED is a science fiction film about an illegal computer game from the future.

Join Director Dan Thorburn and Director of Photography Max Graham as they go through the best way to make your film pop on screen visually.

A space for artist filmmakers to explore, learn and share together.

HOME are looking for 18 young filmmakers and film fans aged 16-19 to take part in our BFI Film Academy 2022.

We are looking for a producer to drive the development and delivery of the BFI Film Academy North, a Northern-wide programme of activity that helps young people aged 16-25 engage more deeply with film

HOME are looking for 20 young filmmakers and film fans aged 16-19 to take part in our BFI Film Academy 2023.

If you’re 15 – 25 and you’re into art, film and theatre then HOME Young Creatives is for you. Every year, we'll be putting on an amazing series of free workshops, projects and commissioning opportunities which will be led by industry professionals. Your creative career starts here!