A Cornish Odyssey with PZN Youth

Earlier this year Screen Cornwall kicked off an Every Child a Filmmaker project in Penzance, a UK-wide initiative led by Into Film

Earlier this year Screen Cornwall kicked off an Every Child a Filmmaker project in Penzance, a UK-wide initiative led by Into Film, helping young people learn filmmaking skills, build confidence and tell stories that matter to them.

The project gave participants the opportunity to develop practical filmmaking skills while working collaboratively to bring their own creative ideas to the screen. From developing the story through to filming and production, the young filmmakers gained hands-on experience with guidance from writer-director Joseph Inman and other industry professionals. The result is a brilliantly inventive Cornish adventure, full of humour and local character.

We would like to congratulate the young filmmakers, PZN Youth CIC and all those who helped bring the project to life.

Watch the film now on YouTube:



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