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Pass The Parcel |
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These five films were made by five talented groups of young people across Somerset, guided by filmmaker Richard Tomlinson and produced by Take Art. The young people were involved in every aspect of the pre-production, filming and post-production, developing the script, experimenting with different film techniques and performing in the film. |
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Pass the Parcel is a strong example of partnership working and we give our heartfelt thanks to the many funders, collaborators, support workers, artists and, most of all, the talented crew. |
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Download the evaluation here |
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View Clips from one of the films here |
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Funding partners were: First Light Movies, Somerset County Council (Teenage Pregnancy Unit, Leaving Care Services), Somerset Community Chest (SCC and the 5 district councils), Connexions Somerset, Mendip Housing , Somerset County Youth Service |
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First Light is the UK's initiative for young filmmakers. Since launching in 2001, First LIght has helped over 10,000 young people aged between five and 18 make more than 750 films using Lottery money through UK Film Council funding. |
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Baby's Right
(Young Mums, Glastonbury Children's Centre) |
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What if a baby could say what he or she really thinks? This quirky film took a glimpse into their eyes and follows them on a typical day in Glastonbury. Not so much babies' rights, more that Baby's usually right! (see film) |
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Football Focus
(Project PETE, Bridgwater) |
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Project PETE made a totally original comedy. The participants have
took a zany and light-hearted look at the contemporary sports¹ programming
genre. The group created some fantastic footage both in the studio and out
on location. |
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The Parcel
(Hillmead Kidz Club, Shepton Mallet) |
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What is in the parcel the sinister postmaster delivers to the party? The
Kidz Club explored their dark side and created their own tongue in cheek
screen play around the seven deadly sins. |
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The Escalator of Dreams
(Yeovil Care Leavers) |
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This charming short film painted a portrait of a group of young
people who took the film-making process to another level. Exploring
hopes and aspirations on the escalator of dreams. |
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Take a Look at Yourself
(Williton Youth) |
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Young people from the Young Carers¹ project and the Youth Service
collaborated on this wonderful film. Follow the antics of the louts, get
to know Mr Pickles and find out about Bob¹s magic writing. |
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