Take a look at our 'Nature in your Neighbourhood' #filmmaking competition for your students' lockdown
(set up with the support of @BFI & #NationalLottery funding)
All info here 👇https://t.co/is8J0w31uT
— Into Film (@intofilm_edu) May 13, 2020
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Nature in your Neighbourhood – Film making competition
From Into Film
We want children and young people to create a short film and use nature and their surroundings in an engaging and creative way, to capture the calmness and document something they’ve noticed or appreciated while spending more time in their local area. Whether it’s in the garden, the local park, or even from inside the home, the natural world is all around us. Encourage children to get creative and use their natural surroundings to make a short film, 3 mins or under in length (including titles and credits) using what equipment you have in the home. Films can be made on a mobile phone, tablet or camera, and we have a range of filmmaking resources to help support you.
There’s lots of advice, resources and information (including the prizes) at the address below
https://www.intofilm.org/competitions/16
Closing date: Friday 19th June
Big Dreams on Screen
A competition open to anyone between 7-12 years old.
Another competition from Into Film, this time with Puffin Books.
This competition aims to inspire young people to think about their dreams and how they can share them with the world. To enter, young people must storyboard their dream, whether it’s based on their personal goals, an extraordinary idea or even their favourite Puffin book. Above all, the judges will be looking for imagination and creativity! The competition is open for those aged 7-12 years, and entries are open until 3 August 2020.
More details here
https://www.intofilm.org/big-dreams-on-screen-terms-and-conditions
Into Film – lists of films
Into Film are an organisation for promoting film education to young people. 
During the coronavirus lockdown, IntoFilm are promoting a number of films available for free, free to stream or available via subscription services, and are also linking to activities related to those films.
The list is updated weekly so if you love film, it’s worth keeping an eye on.
https://www.intofilm.org/news-and-views/articles/weekly-tv-highlights
And don’t forget Into Film’s Review Competition – more details here.
Review 100 Competition
IntoFilm have launched a writing competition that could win young people a £20 Amazon voucher every two weeks.
How to enter
- Watch a film. Any film
- Write a review of 100 words or less.
- Take a photo of the review and ask your parent or guardian to submit it to the Into Film Twitter or Facebook account including your age.
- Tag entries with @IntoFilm and use the hashtag #Review100.
Note: Due to safeguarding issues regarding young people on social media, entries may only be submitted by parents, carers, guardians or educators on behalf of young people.
You can also download a Review Writing Frame from the IntoFilm website.
https://www.intofilm.org/news-and-views/articles/review-100-competition
