First Light and BFI Encourage Use of Archive Film
First Light and the British Film Institute are working together on an exciting project aimed at encouraging the use of archive films in filmmaking with young people. In association with the BFI, First Light is able to offer Pilot and Studio Grant applicants the opportunity to access a free resource of archive films courtesy of the BFI National Archive. We’ve also devised a really handy guide to creating films using archive footage, which is available from the website. View the films made available by BFI National Archive and decide which ones you’d like to use for your project.
Apply for funding through First Light
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.
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