Two charities have joined forces to help children and young people at risk of social exclusion to engage with education and develop personal skills by making their own films
Into Film is a new charity that uses film as a medium to engage young people at risk of social exclusion, helping them to develop vital educational and personal skills along the way.
The charity – born of a merger between film education organisations Film Club and First Light - offers a nationwide film-learning programme for children and young people between five and 19 years old.
Into Film, which has the backing of the British Film Institute, believes film is a powerful tool to support young people's personal, creative, educational and cultural development and works with more than 7,000 schools, colleges and youth clubs.
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