Mobile Filmmaking for kids

By gofilm
November 13, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 13, 2017

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Posted November 13, 2017

Do you want your child to consume digital media or create it? Join the Smartphone Youth Hub for our 5 week workshops for 10-13 year olds to learn smartphone filmmaking and create positive video content on set themes - Our present theme is MY NEIGHBOURHOOD. The first course is fully booked, but we have early bird discounts for the Jan 2018 workshops if you book now. Check out all the information via https://www.mobilefilmmaking.com/smartphone-youth-hub

Young people are coming from all areas, Nunhead, Forest Hill, Brockley, New Cross and Sydenham. Workshops take place at BeBright Kitto Road, SE14 above the brilliant Hill Station Cafe at Telegraph Hill Park.

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