1914 offers comprehensive film education programs, designed to teach kiwi’s how to tell their stories on film.
YOUTH WEEK 2008 – Watch the Film UGLY here
Lincoln Williams framing up a shot during the filming of UGLY
Director Eden Gray watching a scene during the filming of UGLY
The team prepares for the next take during the filming of UGLY
Dargaville high school students have spent Youth Week shooting a short film for their community.
The film, produced by 1914media Trust; an Auckland based film trust, was Written and Directed by student Eden Gray and tells the story of a young girl battling with an eating disorder.
The students spent just a week producing the film, whilst learning the ins and outs of digital filmmaking.
Instructors from 1914media trust have been overwhelmed by the talent of the students involved and amazed at the interest from other students, teachers and the community.
“It’s exciting to see a community come together to support such an ambitious program. The students who worked with us all week deserve a big pat on the back. Making a film in 5 days is not easy and they have done it, despite having never done it before!” said Scott Kelso, instructor for 1914media trust.
The film program was organized by 1914media trust in conjunction with Raewyn Sowter, Dargaville Youth Trust, Te Ora Hou and Dargaville High School.
A screening of the film is currently being organised and it set for a date in June.
If you would like to run a film program at your school, church, community group please contact us. We can tailor our film program to your needs. film@1914.co.nz
INSIDE|OUT
Currently we are supplying film programs to Life Growth trust for Inside | Out, an At risk youth program, week long intensive. Watch the results of the week in our Vision Centre.
INTERNSHIPS
We are currently developing an internship/mentor program designed to give youth a leg up and into the TV/FIlm industry. Stay tuned!
FILM REVIEWS
We also offer a educational resource for film reviewing. Tailored to year 7 and 8 students the program teaches students to read films and post on our Kids Guide Page. More information coming soon.
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