The Herefordshire Beekeepers' Association was founded in 1882 (one of the founding members being Alfred Watkins). Towards the end of the nineteenth century, the Association attempted to popularise and teach good and efficient beekeeping. The Beekeepers Association are still educating beekeepers. They have three local groups (Local Activity Networks, or LANs) throughout the County which give practical help and advice.
http://www.herefordshirebeekeepers.org.uk
This film was created through Shoot Out (www.shootout.org.uk) The Rural Media Company's Big Lottery funded filmmaking project for young people in Herefordshire.
Date: May 2012
Location: Herefordshire.
Young Filmmakers: Zak Powell-Tate & Mez Powell-Tate, John R. Mason and Joe Papworth.
www.ruralmedia.co.uk
The Rural Media Company is an award winning charity that uses film, photography, journalism, graphic design and the Internet to produce high-impact moving image and new media work.
Since 1992 the company has built…
The Herefordshire Beekeepers' Association was founded in 1882 (one of the founding members being Alfred Watkins). Towards the end of the nineteenth century, the Association attempted to popularise and teach good and efficient beekeeping. The Beekeepers Association are still educating beekeepers. They have three local groups (Local Activity Networks, or LANs) throughout the County which give practical help and advice.
http://www.herefordshirebeekeepers.org.uk
This film was created through Shoot Out (www.shootout.org.uk) The Rural Media Company's Big Lottery funded filmmaking project for young people in Herefordshire.
Date: May 2012
Location: Herefordshire.
Young Filmmakers: Zak Powell-Tate & Mez Powell-Tate, John R. Mason and Joe Papworth.
www.ruralmedia.co.uk
The Rural Media Company is an award winning charity that uses film, photography, journalism, graphic design and the Internet to produce high-impact moving image and new media work.
Since 1992 the company has built…
This is a behind-the-scenes exploration at the process taken by the young filmmakers creating their short film, Barricade. This film is the result of a Half Term Horror workshop delivered by special FX make-up artist Maria Leyden (www.planetmaz.com) and was created by Shoot Out Trainee, Jack Parton as part of his Silver Arts Award.
'I have learnt more about horror films from making Barricade; how you create tension, drama effects and make it scary!" Emma Flint 15 yrs old- Participant and Actor.
Click here to see BARRICADE:
https://vimeo.com/40648323
This film was created through Shoot Out (www.shootout.org.uk), The Rural Media Company's Big Lottery funded filmmaking project for young people in Herefordshire.
Filmed: February 2012
Location: Hereford
Film Crew: Jack Parton
www.ruralmedia.co.uk
The Rural Media Company is an award winning charity that uses film, photography, journalism, graphic design and the Internet to produce high-impact moving image and new media work.
Since…
The Shoot Out team are especially proud of this project because it had to incorporate so many different aspects of just one organisation. The Widemarsh Workshops are a series of day services for people with learning disabilities. Through continued support, Widemarsh are able to empower people to access work in social businesses, support health and well-being and gain citizenship in their communities through participatory work and volunteering. This film was also the first community shoot for our newest young filmmaker, Dora Grasby- so well done Dora!
"This is a brilliant tool to explain exactly what we do for all sorts of people allied to our work, including new staff, service users, parents and carers, as well as social workers and volunteers. This will also be useful as a starting point for fundraising talks, general inquiries, and advertising our work." Graham Cove - Inclusion Manager, Widemarsh Workshops.
This film was created through Shoot Out (www.shootout.org.uk), The Rural…
This film was created as an entry into the Wye Hereford competition (http://wyehereford.co.uk/).
A new girl in town misses her old home, so a friendly face offers to show her some of the beautiful places in Hereford.
This film was created through Shoot Out (www.shootout.org.uk), The Rural Media Company's Big Lottery funded filmmaking project for young people in Herefordshire.
Date: January2012
Location: Hereford
Young Filmmakers: Beth Pitkin, Kate Shutt & Claire Healy.
www.ruralmedia.co.uk
The Rural Media Company is an award winning charity that uses film, photography, journalism, graphic design and the Internet to produce high-impact moving image and new media work.
Since 1992 the company has built a national reputation for the development and delivery of high quality media education and production that strengthens rural communities and challenges disadvantage.
Shoot Out is the filmmaking project for young people in Herefordshire. Shoot Out gives 13-19 year olds the chance to develop ideas for their own creative and community films.
We provide training at schools and youth clubs across the county and at our weekly Hereford Hub meetings. We also work with local charities and specialist organisations to give a voice to those young people who are disadvantaged or marginalised.
Shoot Out is the filmmaking project for young people in Herefordshire. Shoot Out gives 13-19 year olds the chance to develop ideas for their own creative and community films.
We provide training at schools and youth clubs across the county and at our weekly Hereford Hub meetings. We also work with local charities and specialist organisations to give a voice to those young people who are disadvantaged or marginalised.
If you are aged 13-19 years old with an interest in filmmaking, acting or composing follow the links below to find out how you could become involved: Join the Hereford Hub or find a free filmmaking course near you.
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