Young Filmmakers Programs

Benefits of Mobile Film Making in the Classroom

Young Filmmakers Programs offer unique benefits of mobile filmmaking in the classroom. Learn Creativity and Self- Expression and skills.

Creativity and Self- Expression

This dynamic workshop dives deep into the essentials of creating compelling films with your smartphone . Learn scriptwriting basics, filming techniques for stunning visuals, and editing magic – all in a single, fun-filled session in Young Filmmakers Programs

Technical Skills and Industry Exposure

Take your filmmaking journey to the next level! Our in-depth Filmmaking School offers a progressive curriculum, spanning multiple sessions. Explore advanced concepts like lighting, sound design, color grading, narrative development, and more.

Communication and Problem Solving Skills

Have a unique film project in mind? Our Bespoke Workshops offer personalized instruction tailored to your specific needs. Work one-on-one with an experienced filmmaker to develop your concept, refine your skills, and bring your story to life on the big (or rather, small) screen!

Confidence and Fun

Have a unique film project in mind? Our Bespoke Workshops offer personalized instruction tailored to your specific needs. Work one-on-one with an experienced filmmaker to develop your concept, refine your skills, and bring your story to life on the big (or rather, small) screen!

Overview of Young Filmmaker Workshop

Pre- Production

Before you ever hit record, pre-production is where your film comes to life on paper. This is the planning stage where you shape your ideas into a workable blueprint. You’ll write and polish your script, create storyboards to visualize each shot, and put together your production plan—think schedules, locations, props, and crew. It’s also when you sort out the boring-but-crucial stuff like budgets and permissions.

Good pre-production saves time, money, and stress later, so don’t skip it! Whether you’re shooting on a smartphone or a cinema camera, a strong plan is your secret weapon for making the film you see in your head a reality.

Production

Production is the exciting stage where your film finally jumps off the page and onto the screen. This is when you capture all your footage—setting up shots, directing actors, recording sound, and making sure every scene looks and feels just right. It’s fast-paced and sometimes a little chaotic, but that’s part of the adventure. You’ll be using your plan from pre-production as your roadmap, adjusting on the fly when things don’t go perfectly (because they never do).

Whether you’re shooting with a phone or pro gear, this is the moment your story starts to breathe. Stay focused, be flexible, and most of all—have fun bringing your vision to life.

Post Production

Post-production is the stage where your raw footage transforms into a finished film. This is where you edit your shots into a smooth story, add music and sound effects, tweak the colours, and polish every detail until it shines. You’ll cut out mistakes, tighten pacing, and make sure everything looks and sounds professional—even if you shot it on your phone. Think of post-production as sculpting: you chip away at the rough material until your film takes its final shape.

It’s creative, sometimes painstaking work, but this is where the magic happens and your project truly comes alive. Take your time, experiment, and enjoy the process of turning your vision into something you’re proud to share.

Book a filmmaking class for your school or youth group

Looking to start your filmmaking career? Why wait. Get in touch and book a workshop with our team and start making movies using the tools you have in your pocket

Schools and Youth Organization we work with..

We work with a range or schools, Organizations and Universities with a eye to making filmmaking accessible to everyone

What Student Says

I never thought I could make a film on my phone that looked this good. The workshop made it feel easy and actually fun. Now I want to keep making videos and maybe even enter a festival.”

“The best part was learning how to use editing apps. I showed my short film to my family and they couldn’t believe I did it all on my own. It’s made me way more confident.”

“I loved getting hands-on with all the equipment and seeing how professional filmmakers work. It inspired me to think about filmmaking as a real career, not just a hobby.”

Work of Our Students