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Manchester youth film School
where young creators shine!
Our classes are hands-on and fun, with experienced instructors. Here, you'll get to work on real projects, make new friends who love film as much as you do, and create your very own short film.
Are you a young inspiring film maker? We’re here to help you turn that into reality!
Whether you're passionate about directing, acting or working behind the camera, our workshops are the perfect place to start your filmmaking journey.
This introduction aims to be engaging and relatable for younger students, focusing on creativity, fun, and the excitement of learning new skills. Our film school is designed just for students like you. We have the resources and mentorship to help you achieve your goals. The students also get the opportunity to watch their short film at the cinema
Are you a young storyteller with
big dreams?
STUDENTS LATEST PROJECT
Course Overview
Scriptwriting
Discover how to write a movie script with dialogue and scenes.
Directing
Find out how to be a director and lead a team to bring your story to life.
Camera Skills
Get hands-on experience using professional cameras to film your own projects.
Editing
Discover how to edit your videos, adding cool effects and music using professional software.
Sound and Music
Explore how to use sound effects and music to make your films more exciting. Record live dialog and learn the roll of a sound operator.
Cinematography
Learn how to choose the best angles and lighting to make your film look amazing.
Acting for Film
Work alongside professional actors. Learn tips and tricks to act in front of the camera or help others do their best.
Teamwork
Work together with other students to create your very own short films.
About Us
Nathan Codrington-Furniss
Nathan is an experienced filmmaker, having written and directed several feature films and short films. He is also part of the BBC STEM team, working with students across the country. Nathan has worked on the long-running TV drama Coronation Street.
Neil Jeram-Croft
Neil founded the Manchester Film Festival in 2015 and has been involved in programming and production for over 10 years. Neil is also a full qualified teacher and has worked for the University of Manchester on the PGCE.
Our instructors have up-to-date enhanced DBS certificate