Last Saturday, we marked 3 years of Through the Lens with a screening of short films created by adult learners from Edinburgh's working-class communities.
A huge congrats to all our filmmakers, and thanks to everyone who joined us to celebrate their creativity & achievements.π¬
Edinburgh Shorts Showcase returns next Thursday at the Cameo! βπ¬
It's set to be another inspiring evening celebrating local filmmaking talent, and we'd love to see you there! Grab your tickets now through the link in our bio π
This week marked the exciting return of the Edinburgh and the Lothians Schools Film Competition! ππ¬
Congratulations to all nominees and winners - seeing the creativity and talent of the next generation of filmmakers on the big screen was truly inspiring π«
Huge congratulations to our BFI learners, whose film 'What's in a Bowl' won Best Film in the 16β19 age category at todayβs Into Film Awards ππ
π¬ Calling all filmmakers! Submissions are now open for the next Edinburgh Short Showcase, in partnership with the 48 Hour Film Project.
π Full details and the submission form are available through the link in our bio.
π¬ Submissions are now open for the next Edinburgh Short Showcase, presented with @48scotland!
This month's showcase celebrates films made by, or created with, d/Deaf artists, championing deaf-led storytelling and collaboration on screen.
Find out more: https://t.co/EJdP68yGue
This week marked the final session of our Young Filmmakers Hub for this term π«
We are incredibly proud of all our learners and loved watching their unique, imaginative and creative films come to life π
Recently, our Through the Lens South East and South West adult learners both completed shooting their short films! π¬
We are very proud of the learners and can't wait to see the final outcome of their films π
Last nightβs Edinburgh Shorts Showcase at Cameo Picturehouse with 48 Hour Film Project Scotland was another big success! π
It was a brilliant evening celebrating independent filmmaking, and weβre already looking forward to the next one π·
Our Young Filmmakers Hub learners are nearing the end of term and getting ready to complete their fantastic films! π
Weβre incredibly proud of all the learners. Each of the three films is unique and truly reflects their creativity, enthusiasm, and passion for filmmaking ποΈ
Join us and 48 Hour Film Project this Thursday, 14th May at the Cameo Cinema for our Edinburgh Shorts Showcase! π¬
This special screening celebrates the creativity and storytelling from emerging local filmmakers.β¨
ποΈGrab your tickets now: https://t.co/4hqrJ7EJ1a
Our Youth Jury met again last night to review more amazing films for the Edinburgh & Lothians Schools Film Competition π¬
Thank you to all the schools who submitted, entries are now closed, and we canβt wait to watch them all! ππΏ
We are hiring a new Facilities Coordinator at SEE!
The post plays a central role overseeing our facilities, including filmmaking, IT & office equipment, alongside our learning, shooting, and office spaces.
Click here for more info & to apply -https://t.co/k9cpxci3zK
We are hiring a Communications Officer at SEE!π₯
The successful candidate will have a strong record of planning and executing communications content across the various forms, using their expertise, learnings and insights.
Find out more information: https://t.co/k6TKzUyaem
Our Through the Lens Southwest adult filmmaking group have been hard at work preparing for their shoot this weekend π¬
Their short film Barriers explores two people from different backgrounds finding common ground.
Canβt wait to see it come together β¨
On Friday, we hosted Warner Bros. Studios CrewHQ at SEE! π₯
Learners gained insight into film & TV careers, explored industry roles, & received practical advice on getting started.
Led by Jackie Campbell, the session was inspiring, informative & a fantastic opportunity for all!
π¬Our Edinburgh & Lothians Schools Film Competition Youth Jury is underway!
They kicked off with a tour of Filmhouse Edinburgh, then got stuck into watching & discussing short films.π₯ Over the coming weeks, theyβll review entries and help shape this yearβs competitionπ
Our Through the Lens South West learners have been busy preparing for their film, 'Barriers'. Throughout pre-production, the group have had some thoughtful and engaging discussions about what community means to them. Weβre excited to see the finished film! π