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First Light is the UK’s leading initiative enabling young people to realise their potential via creative digital film and media projects. It operates a number of youth funding schemes: The Young Film Fund, distributing £1.1 million pounds of UK Film Council National Lottery cash each year, Second Light and Mediabox.
National Anti-Bullying Week
This week is the start of Anti-Bullying Week with plenty of information to be found at the Anti-Bullying Alliance organisation. Please see our featured movies section, all films have a bullying theme.
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Kinda nice ^_^
stevie on Revenge of the Rubbish
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We need to see films like this picked up and broadcast by a major terrestrial channel . C4 or BBC must be running seasons when major social issues are featured?? this is a direct , first hand, emotional response to a particular issue as I'm sure are many of the other themes. I hope there is a producer at Frst Light who's principle role is to get these films commissioned by broadcaster /cinema programmer and then seen by the viewing public.
Carole Crane on Lottery Good Causes & A Day in the Life of Eddie
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well done - excellent - very well thought out -
Andy Brown on Albana's Asylum
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What a wonderful animation! Well done to all the film makers. We want more!!!
Steve De Costa on Buried Above Ground
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Very well directed, shot and produced short - Sean Boyle and Hassan Sayed and the editor should be working professionally very soon if not now if this is anything to go by.
Jeff Caffrey on Last Chance Final Rep
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What's in Store is a great stop motion animation and a deserved winner of the Best Film by Under 12s, at the Activision First Light Movies Awards 2009.
Carl on What's in Store
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This film is brilliant - a deserved winner of the FL Award 2009 for Best Animation
Gary on A Day in the Life of Eddie
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I really enjoyed this movie!
Tom Martin on Murder at the Manor
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Paperboy added a blog poston MondayYesterday saw the world premiere of Paperboy. There was a great turnout at the Howden Park Centre in Livingston. We screened the film, deleted scenes, outakes and a behind the scenes documentary. The Screening was followed by a Q & A with the Film...
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