The short film 'Time Report' is one of the nominees for Best Film by Under 12s at the First Light Awards 2013. It is a creation of the children from Perryfields Junior School in Chelmsford, made with the support of Signals Media Arts Centre and the professional filmmakers Emma Curtis and Jane Gull.
Young talents who took part in the First Light projects aiming at people from disadvantaged background will have the chance to receive a recognition by the film industry and a platform to showcase their work.
The ceremony this year is in The ODEON, Leicester Square, London on 19th March. Every year it is attended by prominent people from the film industry and celebrities. Judges include Matt Smith, Martin Freeman and Sir Alan Parker.
'Time Report' is a great illustration of the children's talent, hard-work and creativity. The film offers an interesting look at global warming and is a combination of the young filmmakers' interests in environment and time travel.
This is Jacob amazed at the UBC television studio gallery.
“The
Young Filmmakers created and preformed interesting characters, props and
costumes were made during lunch time sessions. This film really expresses the
group creativity. They worked very hard to achieve a complex film and there are
some truly lovely moments in it.”
Lisa Wright Signals
Education Co-ordinator and project Tutor
This
project was Supported by First Light & the Earnest Cook Trust.
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