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What’s on this year? Learning Shows: Reel to Real: The National Media Museum Show (suitable for ages 7-11) A live and very interactive show that will introduce visitors to the Museum. Beginning with the birth of photography, the role of Talbot and Daguerre, moving onto the race for moving image, and finally exploring television and special effects. Light writing (suitable for ages 12+) A live, interactive demonstration that will introduce visitors to light writing in photography and film. The talk explores this exciting art form; how it works and how it can be used to create amazing light effects. Short Films Packages: Animation from Around the World (suitable for ages 7+) A package of animated films from around the world, including films from Russia, Germany, Switzerland and the UK. Inspiration in the Everyday (suitable for ages 12+) A package of short films including animation, documentary and live action, which explores how films can focus on simple everyday occurrences such as hobbies, family stories and even daydreaming in class! Young Filmmaking in Festivals and Competitions (suitable for ages 12+) A package of short films made by young people and students. These films have either been played at recognised film festivals or have been selected for national competitions; showing that young filmmakers can hold their own against professionals! Low Budget Filmmaking (suitable for ages 15+) A package of short films, including animation and live action, which have been made by filmmakers with low budgets; showing you don’t need a Hollywood style budget to make a great film! 30th Birthday Museum Trail Pick up one of the National Media Museum’s 30th birthday trails and find out about some of our star objects and the amazing people behind the inventions. Summer Exhibition Moving Stories: Children’s Books from Page to Screen Children’s books have been used to create some of our best films and television programmes. Moving Stories will explore how adaptations are made. Come and explore our family exhibition where you can meet old friends like Fantastic Mr. Fox and Snow White. Travel with us to the weird and wonderful worlds of Howl’s Moving Castle and Alice in Wonderland. Creep up on the Gruffalo and spy on the Borrowers.
Advisor Feedback Sessions Don’t miss the opportunity to talk to one of our expert Film Advisors - they can give you friendly one-to-one feedback on your film and answer your questions about getting into the film and media industry. Whether you want advice on how to use your equipment, or even a pair of professional eyes to look over your CV, the Advisors are here to support you in any way they can. Each session lasts for up to 20 minutes and, if you wish to show our advisors any film content, please bring along a playable DVD with you on the day. It is preferred that sessions are booked in advance, though any free sessions will be available to book on the day. If you would like to book onto a session, or if you have any questions regarding advisor feedback sessions, please email Rebecca Hill at rebecca.hill@nationalmediamuseum.org.uk
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Page 13 and 14: BYFA The Co-operative British Youth
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