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Youth Club Short Film Screening is Great Success


Youth Club

This week saw our Youth Club attend a screening of the short film they've been working on. The "Idle Hands" short film project was an innovative endeavour aimed at engaging young people in creative expression while addressing pertinent community themes. Centred around the sudden closure of a local community centre, the project delved into the lives of four young individuals whose paths intersect amidst the backdrop of a street football tournament. Through collaborative efforts with the WPCA's Thursday night youth club, we embarked on a journey of storytelling and filmmaking, providing a platform for these youths to voice their experiences and perspectives.


The process of creating the film was one of collaboration and empowerment. We worked hand in hand with the young participants, guiding them through various stages of production, from script development to filming and editing. The partnership with the Collective Acting School added a professional touch to the project, offering mentorship and expertise to the budding filmmakers. Together, we nurtured their talents and encouraged creative exploration, allowing them to take ownership of their narratives and contribute meaningfully to the project.


The culmination of our efforts was a film screening event held in a local cinema, where the community came together to celebrate the achievements of the young filmmakers. The turnout was beyond expectations, with young people and their families filling the seats to watch the "Idle Hands" short film unfold on the big screen. It was a moment of pride and accomplishment for everyone involved, as the stories of these young individuals resonated with the audience, sparking discussions and reflections on the issues addressed in the film.


Through the "Idle Hands" project, we not only provided a platform for creative expression but also fostered a sense of belonging and empowerment within the community. The success of the film screening highlighted the importance of engaging young people in meaningful activities and amplifying their voices, ultimately contributing to positive social change. As we continue to nurture the talents of our youth and harness the power of storytelling, we envision a future where their voices are heard and their stories inspire others to create change.

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Whittington Park Community Association, Yerbury Road,

London N19 4RS

hallhire@whittingtonpca.org.uk

020 7272 1847

Registered Charity Number: 1114033

Company No: 05099915

Member of Octopus Community Network


 

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Our community centre is located in Whittington Park, Islington, North London.

We provide 

  • a welcoming space for all ages to enjoy classes and activities

  • services for early years, youth and older people

  • rooms to hire

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