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Four LensHeads films will feature on the opening day of this years Deep Fried Film festival right here in North Lanarkshire.
Date: Saturday 13th August 2011
Time: 10:00am
Venue: Summerlee Photomedia Studio
The four LensHeads films; Lucky for some, Dreams, Stalking Horse and The other guy, feature in a line up of over 16 films by young people. For more details of the line up and programme times, click this link www.deepfriedfilm.org.uk/Saturday.htm
For full details and ticket information please go to www.deepfriedfilm.org.uk
So get your tickets early and go see some fantastic films.
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Two of Lensheads’ films have been shortlisted for the Discovery Youth Screen Award. Both Missing You and Strings Attached will be screened on Sunday 31st October, along with the other shortlisted films, at 3pm at DCA as part of the Discovery Film Festival.
The final Discovery Youth Screen Award will go to the film that wins the audience vote on the day.
The winner of the award on the day receives the accolade of being the best film made by under 18s across the whole of Scotland.
The Learning Centre has recently completed three days of shooting at the Photomedia Studio in Summerlee Heritage Park.
Working on behalf of our client The Lanarkshire “Getting It Right For Every Child” Resource Team, we were commissioned to shoot a series of photographs depicting Lanarkshire children of all ages.
Congratulations to The Learning Centre’s LensHeads Film School who saw off competition from across the UK to win the First Light Award for best screenplay for their short film BackFire.
The announcement was made on Tuesday 2 March at a ceremony in London’s Odeon Leicester Square, with UK director Sam Mendes and actor Ralph Fiennes among the judges.
North Lanarkshire’s school pupils have taken Scotland’s top film-making prize for under 18’s at the Discovery Youth Screen Award 2009.
The Learning Centre’s Mandarin audio learning CD pack has been nominated in this years NLC Corporate Awards for the category of “Life Long Learning.
The challenge for traditionally trained educators preparing pupils to work in any sector using “applied art” is huge.