Young Tower Hamlets residents wanted to create film festival
Fior Avona as Stormgirl and Tyrone Walker-Hebborn as Kick-Ass at Kick Ass party outside the Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel - Credit: Olivia Harris
Young film fanatics are being offered the opportunity to create their own film festival.
The Cutting East Film Festival is taking place at the Genesis Cinema from June 20-22, and a partnership between five organisations is looking for ten people aged 16-21 who live, work or study in Tower Hamlets to get involved.
Participants will be required to attend evening and some weekend sessions in the months leading up to the festival, and no prior experience is necessary.
They will gain knowledge and skills in all aspects of production including programming, marketing and branding the festival.
Cllr Rania Khan, cabinet member for culture, said: “This unique project will give young people a real taste of the film industry and will enable them to have direct involvement in programming a high calibre arts festival for the local community.”
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The closing date for applications is January 17. For more information and to apply visit www.cuttingeast.co.uk or email cutting-east@eastendfilmfestival.com
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