Videos
A programme about the Film School in Box (FSIB) initiative, which was developed by The Independent Film Trust (IFT), the UK charity which exists to advance the cause of independent film-making, in partnership with the Raindance film organisation. The programme focuses on two FSIB projects - Vision Shorts, for people recovering from mental-health problems, and a subsequent project run with Stoke Newington School (SNS) in Hackney.
In June 2011 the IFT ran a five-day film-making course with The Hampton Project, an educational charity based in South London, which works with young people who have been excluded from mainstream education and who have committed a criminal offence or are felt to be at risk of doing so. This is the film produced by the three course participants. The initiative also received support from the Coutts Charitable Trust and the Music Sales Charitable Trust.
The course participants also produced documentary about aspects of the work at the Project and created a website about their experiences. See www.maximussecurities.wordpress.com
A first part of a programme produced for the Community Channel by The Independent Film Trust (IFT), the UK charity which exists to advance the cause of independent film-making. The programme, first broadcast in November 2010, examines the Vision Shorts project to provide basic film training to people recovering from mental-health problems. The project was run by the IFT between January 2010 and April 2010 in partnership with the Raindance film organisation and Portugal Prints, part of the mental-health charity Westminster Mind. The project was also supported by Westminster Arts.
A second part of a programme produced for the Community Channel by The Independent Film Trust (IFT), the UK charity which exists to advance the cause of independent film-making. The programme, first broadcast in November 2010, examines the Vision Shorts project to provide basic film training to people recovering from mental-health problems. The project was run by the IFT from January 2010 to April 2010 in partnership with the Raindance film organisation and Portugal Prints, part of the mental-health charity Westminster Mind. The project was also supported by Westminster Arts.
This animated film was written, drawn and directed by Paul Jacques as part of the Vision Shorts project to provide basic film training to people recovering from mental-health problems. The project, which led to the production of nine individual films, was organised by The Independent Film Trust, the UK charity which exists to advance the cause of independent film-making, in partnership with the Raindance film organisation and Portugal Prints, part of Westminster Mind, the mental-health charity. The project was also supported by Westminster Arts.
Night Music received its public premiere at the Raindance Film Festival on 10th October 2010
An interview with Paul Jacques, the writer and director of the 12-minute animated film Night Music, which was made as part of the Vision Shorts project to provide basic film training to people recovering from mental-health problems. The project was run by The Independent Film Trust (IFT), the UK charity which exists to advance the cause of independent film-making, in partnership with the Raindance film organisation and Portugal Prints, part of the mental-health charity Westminster Mind. The project was also supported by Westminster Arts.
IFT ran a two-day film production project at Stoke Newington School (SNS) in Hackney in London in July 2010 as part of its Film School in a Box (FSIB) initiative. These are the two short films made by the 10 students who took part.
The IFT ran a two-day film production project at Wandsworth CLC in Wandsworth in London in June 2010 as part of its Film School in a Box (FSIB) initiative. These are the two short films made by the nine students who took part.
The IFT ran a two-day film production project at Wandsworth CLC in Wandsworth in London in June 2010 as part of its Film School in a Box (FSIB) initiative. These are the two short films made by the nine students who took part.
IFT Chairman, Neil McCartney, talks to Sky News about MGM's decision to apply for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
