We are delighted to announce the launch of the Film and Media Saturday Club from September 2023.
This dynamic programme will be a new addition to the Bradford School of Art Saturday club in Art and Design. Young people across the country are spending Saturday mornings at their local university, college or museum discovering subjects they love. Saturday Clubs are open to 13–16-year-olds of all abilities and are free to attend.
Joining the National Saturday Club is a unique opportunity to learn new skills, discover talents, meet new people, and find out more about further education, higher education and rewarding careers.
The Film & Media Saturday Club will celebrate and explore the breadth of film and screen from production, editing and sound design to VFX, scripting and animation. Club members will develop practical and technical skills across filming, editing, sound, and lighting, as well as key transferable skills such as problem-solving, persistence, and collaboration. The Club will bring the film and screen industries to life, creating the perfect space for young people to discover the burgeoning opportunities in this rapidly growing sector and the opportunities for study in further and higher education.
Industry experts and professional tutors will guide Club members through the programme, developing their skills, building their confidence and sparking their imagination.
To express your interest please email [email protected]
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