Playback: in association with Random Acts

By Peckham Platform
March 16, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 16, 2017

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Posted March 16, 2017

Celebrating the creativity of young people, Peckham Platform launches the Playback Tour.

22 March ? 2 April 2017

Peckham Platform is delighted to launch the Playback Tour. Celebrating the creativity of young people, the Playback Tour: in association with Random Acts features over 145 high-quality short films made by 16-24 year olds from across England.

From animation and comedy, to dance and spoken word ? choose your selection of films from interactive displays presented across a number of video jukeboxes. All films were made as part of Random Acts, a joint initiative between Arts Council England and Channel 4 which aims to showcase bold expressions of creativity.

The tour continues throughout 2017, taking these films across the length and breadth of the country to a range of venues including Phoenix ? Leicester, Tyneside Cinema ? Newcastle upon Tyne, The Hive ? Worcester and Create Studios ? Swindon, with more to be announced.

Aged 16-24? Live in London? Want to make films?

Submit your idea for a short film to the ICA?s STOP PLAY RECORD programme.

#Playback2017

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