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Resources: Quick guide to... Film-making

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Making a short film is ambitious. But it doesn't have to be out of the reach of young people. There are megapixels of learning opportunities, and tasks to suit all different personalities. And you may even get to wear a nice frock at the awards ceremony. Roll them reels, with the quick guide.

2. Know why you are doing it, and what young people hope to get out of it. They may want to campaign about something, or create an artistic masterpiece. They may want to showcase their project, explore an issue, or develop skills for the future. Just be clear about it, and plan the finish as well as the beginning. What screening opportunities for the film do you have in mind? Would it make sense to enter the film in a competition or festival? Local independent cinemas may be willing to show films. Research the possibilities and know where you are heading.

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