YOU, ME AND JUNK TV.

The Famous Stars Film Makers Group

2006-04-09T07:44:00.000-07:00

Famous Stars is an organisation of young people with the aim to run after school clubs at their local primary school, Coombe Road.
They have recently been awarded £3000 to run a ten week film making course covering all aspects of the film making process such as script writting, acting, make-up, camera work, editing and screening of the final film.

Coombe Road School Heritage Project

2006-04-09T07:39:00.000-07:00

Coombe Road School are currently preparing an application form for the lottery's Heritage Project.
The project will focus on World War 2 and will go into detail on The Home Guard, The Pavilion Hospital and War Memorials.

Falmer High School Firstlight Project

2006-04-07T14:21:00.000-07:00

After the success of Unexpected Murder, Falmer High School have decided to go ahead with a second application to Firstlight.
This second short film will be about a group of students at a secondry school (of the same name) who are begining to tackle the problem of drugs in school.

Phoenix Gallery (Pete The Bad Priest)

2006-04-07T14:17:00.000-07:00

A film created at the Phoenix Gallery, Brighton during a six week film making workshop for young people.

Digitally Born Kids

2006-04-05T13:56:00.000-07:00

This young peoples film festival began in late 2004 when a group of young people came together to form a committee named DIGITALLY BORN KIDS. Our aim was to create a film festival for young people and to ensure that young people made all decisions about the festival.
The committee set out and with the aid of JUNK TV began fundraising, organising a venue, searching for young people films, creating fliers, promoting the day and preparing the awards ceremony.
After many months of planning the first Digitally Born Kids film festival took place in the Sallis Benny Theatre in Brighton on the 27th March 2005.
The day was a big hit and despite the fact it had to take place on Easter Sunday the festival pulled in a crowd of 150 people, above the expected total.

Now in 2006 the committee are back to work but I have had to step down out of the committee as you may only be eligible to be a committee member if you are eighteen and I turned nineteen shortly after the festival in 2005.
All was not lost though, now I facilitate the young people as the JUNK TV representative facilitator and aid the committee through the long and difficult process of putting on the festival.

The date is set...
The fliers have gone out...
The venue is booked...
We have received the films for the day...
The competition has a winner...
The Award winners have been decided...
The competition winners have created the awards...
Screening 01 is complete...