Film Production
Actionwork creates and produces digital quality films both in the UK and abroad. We are a small production house ideally suited to small organisations, schools, colleges or those working on a low budget. We have considerable experience making films with young people
For more details of the films we make with young people please follow this link
Films we have made with young people have been shown at a variety of venues, including on the internet and at the National Film Theatre (NFT1). In 2006 we streamed a live 2-day youth conference over the internet which was made available all over the world.
For schools and youth clubs we offer the service of creating films with your young people. These film projects engage young people in a very active way and helps them produce high quality films on subjects they and you want. The process includes teaching them how to use a camera, sound and lighting techniques, interviewing skills, directing, acting, creating scripts and engaging with other young people in the school or youth club. Using this process we can work with hard to reach young people including those at risk of exclusion and/or those seen as marginalised in a variety of ways.
Films produced by Actionwork can help you promote work in your school, youth club, local authority or organisation. They also offer your students or members a chance to learn new skills, have fun and be involved in a projects where the process is just as important as the final product.
Recent Projects include: 'Making the Difference' a film tackling bullying for the Department of Education and Skills (DfES) from a young persons point of view.
For off-the-peg under £3000 complete solution filming packages please see here
Our experience within educational establishments and small organisations makes Actionwork the ideal film maker for those on a low budget.
The complete production package can include all the following:
- Creating activities and programmes for working with young people
- Pre discussion and planning meetings
- Creation of storyboard
- Writing of script (if required)
- Securing of actors (if required)
- Choosing locations
- Filming the raw footage
- Viewing rushes and creating paper edit
- Editing film
- Post production meetings
- Final film edit
- Production of master copy
- Production of copies
All equipment and materials are included
Films currently in production include:
- 2006 ipoweri national anti-bullying conference evaluation film
- Cross cultural youth participation research film
Films in 2006 include:
- 'Japan Action', Film about touring a theatre production in Japan
- Schools Out - Dealing with homophobia in schools. You can see the web version online here
- The Hideout - Day in the life of 4 young people in the Valleys in Wales
- Will or reason! Youth Participation in the UK
Films in 2005 include:
- 'Making The Difference', Anti Bullying film for the Government. See it online here
- 'ABA Promotion', Anti Bullying Alliance promotional video for the London ABA
- 'Choices and Chances', Film for Stoke Newington School, London
Films in 2004 included:
- 'Silent Scream', Tackling bullying in secondary schools
- 'What We Want', A documentary with Young people on a South London Housing Estate telling us what they want for the Beckton Youth Project
Films in 2002/3 included:
- 'Transylvania Living Legends', a thirty minute documentary about Romania
- 'EPR', a twenty five minute resource video about embodiment, projection and role.
- 'EPR2', a fifteen minute sequel to the above video.
- 'Jack In The Box', a ten minute short film.
Other collaborative films include:
- Tackling Teenage Pregnancy
- 1000 voices
- A Taste of Tie
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