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Would your child like to be in a short film?


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On Sunday 8th May in Clapham a local photographer / film maker is putting together a short film of boys & girls aged between 6 and 8 years old showing off their light sabre moves.


It's a personal piece so won't be linked to selling anything commercially but may be used to promote his own work. It'll be shot in high speed so will be a super slow motion piece and set to classical music.


He'd need your child for about 20 minutes and in return everyone will get a slow motion clip of their little Jedi and the finished film.


No previous acting experience is necessary.


If this is something you'd be willing to get involved in then please PM me for more details.

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