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About ANIMATE Helston takes place half-term from the 10th-17th of February at the wonderful Museum of Cornish Life in Helston. ANIMATE Helston Join us over the February half-term for a celebration of animation! 10th-17th of February Open Now ! About What's On Partner Info About What's On Get excited about animation ! 10th-17th of February Check out our Best of Animation List on Letterbox Learn More Check out animations we love We screen a selection of animated short film work over the half-term at The Museum of Cornish Life . Our family-friendly picks cover the following themes: Models , Body as Objects , Games , Play and Artist Led Animation . Pop-up Cinema Screenings at the Museum 12th-17th February The Museum of Cornish Life 's FREE Pop-Up cinemas are returning with their giant screen in the Drill Hall and screens in the school room and toy shop. Learn More Film Screenings at Cast Screening 3 times a day at 10.30am, 1.30pm and 3.30pm between 13th - 17th Feb Screening a fa mily feature length film at with the wonderful CAST . CAST Website Family Workshops Let your imagination run wild at these free bookable workshops! more coming soon Book Now!

November 15-21 Our Recap Last year, Mor Media celebrated the 20th edition of Cornwall Film Festival. In 2021 we celebrated Cornwall Film Festival’s 20th Anniversary with an exciting programme of activities and live events. PLATINOM was the 7-day Edition of the festival, taking place 15-21st November at Princess Pavilions in Falmouth. Our core Programme included evening GALAS | SCREEN HERITAGE & ARCHIVE | DOCUMENTARIES | BRITISH BREAKTHROUGH FILMMAKERS | THRILL | FROM EUROPE WITH LOVE | WONDERFUL WORLD | SHORT FILMS Explore the Programme SUBMISSIONS FOR OUR 2022 FESTIVAL ARE NOW OPEN Mor Media Charity/ Cornwall Film Festival is happy to announce the launch of its 2022 Short Film Competition! Learn More The 2021 Lineup Our 2021 festival included a wide lineup of events and screenings sure to appeal to all audiences. Industry Day Improve your skills & expand your network. Into Film Child-friendly screenings Passes Enjoy more of the festival Screenings Features & Documentaries New Wave Jury Programme Gain experience Pay What You Can Our accessible payment scheme Short Film Local and global short film. Screen Stars of Tomorrow Encouraging young filmmakers FAQ's & Access Information about the festival

OPPORTUNITIES WITH CORNWALL FILM FESTIVAL 2024 New Wave Jury Are you 18-25? Do you love cinema? Are you South West Based? This is for you! You will have the opportunity to critically judge and select award-winning short films, have meetings with industry-relevant professionals and write about film for our New Wave Journal. Deadline for applications 29th SEPTEMBER 2024. Read More Apply here Calling all Short Filmmakers The Cornwall Film Festival is open for entries from across the globe. 12 Categories from local to International. Enter the competition now! We are looking for bold, innovative, and genuine stories! Our festival is not only a way to show established filmmakers' work, but also to give visibility to those who are emerging. Our previous expert judges have included Die Hexen (You are Not My Mother), Andy De Emmony (The Last Kingdom, Four Kids & It), Kate Cheesman (Doc Martin, Call the Midwife), Joss Agnew (The Man Who Fell To Earth, Poldark), Clare Tavernor (My Life as a Rolling Stone, Huey Morgan's Latin Music Adventure) and many more. British film director Mike Leigh is the festival's patron. Learn More EDUCATION & TRAINING New workshops dates released > What people say about our training “The course covered a wide range of excellent tools, which are user-friendly and free. The trainer matched the course content to attendees, including content and level of students, which was really helpful and valuable. The level of expertise of the trainer was evident in her knowledge and attention to detail. Friday was an excellent course that I would highly recommend to others. There was good communication before the event. Easy parking, etc., and good facilities, which all help aid the whole experience. It was good to talk to other attendees to pick their brains.” Funding may be available through Cornwall VSF Learning Academies for staff and volunteers working in the voluntary sector. Read More

FAQ's & Access We've compiled answers to some commonly asked questions about Cornwall Film Festival below. We also know that some people may have more specific questions, so don't be afraid to ask. Access Accessible Screenings Paris, Texas Dir Wim Wenders Sun Nov 24, 2024 1:30 PM @ The Poly (RS) Everyone is welcome to these screenings, but we have made them especially suitable to those who find standard screenings overwhelming such as autistic people, those with Dementia, those with sensory issues. We will make the following adjustments: The house lights are left on low and the sound turned down a little. There are no pre-feature adverts or trailers and the film starts at the time advertised. During the film, you can use non distracting aids such as personal devices, ear defenders, fidget spinners and chewable jewellery etc. Tickets When the Light Breaks Mon Nov 18, 2024 5:00 PM @ The Poly (CS) Subtitled screenings that display the dialogue as well as additional auditory information on the screen as marked as captioned subtitled screenings Live captions will display spoken dialogue in real-time. will be added to any Facebook Live interviews & events with closed captions and a downloadable text file will be added after the event. When the Light Breaks No Other Land No Other Land Sat Nov 23, 2024 12:15 PM @ The Poly (CS) FAQ's Everyone is welcome for an inclusive, relaxed afternoon screening of short experimental films from emerging film-makers based in Cornwall, offering us a glimpse into the artist’s filmmaking process. Working in animation, phytography and 360 video - expect lobsters, techno stones, moss and more! This screening will be conversational with the opportunity for artists to share their ideas for developing work and for audience questions. Experimental Shorts: A New Lens Saturday, November 30, 2024 2:00 PM GMT Kresen Kernow, Redruth Register Ask First Name Last Name Email Message Thanks for submitting! Send Have a specific question? If you have a specific question or have special requirements, please feel free to ask through our form or email info@mormediacharity.org .

Cornwall Film Festival November 6th - 19th Into Film Festival The Festival programme features thousands of free film screenings, special events and previews, and interactive Q&A sessions with screen industry professionals, making it the perfect opportunity to support young people in enjoying the big screen experience. Bookings for this year's Into Film Festival are now live events are certain to book up quickly, so be sure to secure your places today! Browse Into Film Festival events near you Into Film Newsletter FAQ's and Guidelines Into Film Films for 2023 at The Poly Falmouth Tuesday 14th November 10:00 - 12:00 Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Joel Crawford Tuesday 14th November 13:00 - 15:15 Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical (Sing-a-long) Matthew Warchus The Smeds & The Smoos & Superworm Double Bill (Autism Friendly) Thursday 16th November 10:00 - 11:05 Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie Cal Brunker Thursday 16th November 13:00 - 14:35

Info About OtherRealms Films pictured above (L-R): Her, Summer Wars, Ready Player One, Existenz, Videodrome OtherRealms combines advances in technology with creativity and imagination to find new ways of exploring our digital world. We'll play host to exhibits, films, conferences, and experiences encompassing virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence and immersive installations, with a year-round programme of participation. More information coming soon! Subscribe to our newsletter (below) to receive updates. Learn More OtherRealms Programme 1. Confer Overview OtherRealms conferences offers different programming formats that empower attendees to learn, discover, connect and achieve creative and career-enhancing goals. 2. XR Programme The immersive arts are redefining how we experience the world around us. Events in this section emphasise storytelling, ingenuity and showcase how creatives of all types are embracing this new medium 3. Film Overview Experience the OtherRealms film program! IRL + URL audiences of all types & stripes gather for the acclaimed Cornwall Film Festival program. Running concurrently with the OtherRealms Conference, exhibits and experiences. 4. Art and technology | Imagine The art & technology programme offers artists a unique platform to showcase their work for emerging, diverse, collaborative, and inventive communities in the Country. 5. Participate The Participate Programme ensures that everyone has access to a shared digital space: building healthy metaverses that enriches our physical lives developing new skills and bringing communities together. Learn More

Creative Education and Training We offer a range of creative digital media courses and workshops to schools, third-sector organisations, businesses to businesses, homeschool groups, and individuals. Current Workshops Working with VCSE Learning Academy we can offer funding for third sector organisations to enhance training opportunities for staff and volunteers. Please go to VSF Cornwall to book the courses - https://cornwallvsf.org/supporting/training/ Or go to our Business to Business page to book the courses with us. Crafting Engaging visuals and videos with your Smartphone. This session will go through the basics of using your phone to record, edit and upload creative images and film for your social media and web sites. You can use whichever phone you own, and we will go through useful apps and techniques to make appealing content. In this session you will cover – using your photos to produce social media content with text, voice-overs and music, planning a longer video project, using your video to make short posts, content for websites or short films for your organisation, adding sound/audio/voice-overs, adding text and graphic elements, adding captions, the different formats for different social media platforms, exporting your film for uploading to different platforms. Connecting communities: Strengthening engagement through impactful newsletters and blogs. This session will give you tips for writing stories for newsletters or blog posts. You will be shown how to use AI tools to help you write articles that will appeal to your community and improve your communication with your audience. In this session you will cover –looking at the range of social media platforms available, identifying your audience and the social media platforms they use, writing captivating headlines, considering your newsletter/blog post content, SEO for newsletters/blog posts, publishing methods for your newsletters/blog posts. Creating eye catching social media posts using online design tools in Canva. Canva is an online graphic design tool that uses templates and design ideas to help you make social media posts, newsletters, flyers, presentations and posters. It can be shared by your organization and several people can work on the same project. It is a quick way to produce professional looking graphic content and this half day session will guide you through the basics of how to use it. In this session you will cover – using graphic elements to appeal to your audience/community, planning your posts, setting up brand kits on Canva, using Canva’s templates for different platforms, adding your images and video to your posts, using Canva to create moving GIFs, using Canva for newsletters. Amplifying your cause: An introduction to creating compelling videos Do you need a video for your organisation’s website, social media or YouTube channel but can’t afford to hire a production company to make it for you? This course will be held over 4 workshops, 2 online and 2 in-person in order to help you produce your own video production. We can help you plan, produce and edit a short video to promote your organisation, record an event or promote your activity. All you need to start is a phone and a laptop. Using free to download software will look at adding text, voice-overs and music and exporting your film for uploading to different platforms. Canva Clinics: tailored support workshops for your individual needs. Canva is an online graphic design tool that uses templates and design ideas to help you make social media posts, newsletters, flyers, presentations and posters. It can be shared by your organization and several people can work on the same project. It is a quick way to produce professional looking graphic content. This session is for anyone using Canva who would like some advice or help to use this tool. Join us to discuss any issues you have been having and we will try to help you achieve your goals. N.B. This is not an introduction to Canva, we run separate session for this purpose. 1-2-1 sessions: Customised support for effective media communications. Do you have specific digital skills needs that we can help with, would you find an online one to one useful to discuss your creative digital requirements for social media, marketing or client communication? We are happy to offer advice, training or support to individuals or small groups from a specific organisation online (or in person if this is more useful). Third sector & Business 2 business We work with third-sector organisations, run Business to Business workshops, offer individuals skills audit an mentoring. Gain the lifelong skills and accredited qualifications that are changing lives for the better. WHY TRAIN WITH US? Professional development training Accredited training up to Level 4 Modula units and Specialised bespoke course development Qualified and experienced Tutors We work Primary, Secondary & Colleges Building Tomorrow's Storytellers Mor Media Charity Champions Creative Media Education across School and College Communities, at the heart of children and young people's education, helping to support their academic, cultural, creative and social development. WHY TRAIN WITH US? Recognised certified and formally accredited training through OCN London Mix & match modules to suit your needs Interactive and fun ways to learn Enhanced curricular attainment Industry links, signposting & creative next-gen pipe line Digital Badges Our partners Testimonials Immensely enjoyable, revealing, inspiring and uplifting Simone Woods It was relaxed, fun, so informative and there was no pressure to be anything other than yourself... I can't wait for the next one! Jeanette Davis It was a brilliant experience all round. Big thanks to the organisers. Excellent! James Smith Really empowering positive experience that was very engaging and well run. An encouraging nurturing and supportive environment was created Antoinette McLean Have Some Questions about the training ? Contact Sue

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Award Winners Our Progamme Programme Brochure The 2022 Lineup Our 2022 festival included a wide lineup of events and screenings sure to appeal to all audiences. Screenings Features & Documentaries Get Involved Join our festival team Into Film Child-friendly screenings Short Film Local and global short film. New Wave Jury Programme Gain experience in film. Pay What You Can Our accessible payment scheme Industry & Workshops Understand the film industry. Passes Enjoy more of the festival FAQ's & Access Information about the festival The CFF Award Winners The Award Winners This year, Mor Media celebrated the 21st edition of Cornwall Film Festival. In 2022 we celebrated the 21st edition of Cornwall Film Festival with an exciting programme of activities and live events. This year's edition of the festival took place 14-20 November in Falmouth. Our core Programme included evening GALAS | SCREEN HERITAGE & ARCHIVE | DOCUMENTARIES | SHORT FILMS Explore the Programme The Poly in Falmouth!

< Programme Screen Stars of Tomorrow Various Digital 1h 45m | UK | Shorts Encouraging young filmmakers. See the selected Screen Stars of Tomorrow independent short filmmakers from Cornwall Film Festival short film competition Screen Stars of Tomorrow is an extraordinarily talent-rich programme from 16-18-year-olds in Cornwall. Content is invited from FE Colleges and schools in Cornwall, judged, and selected work is listed below. The best short film is awarded the Rising Star award and invited to be screened in the Best of the Best on Saturday 19th November at 10am at The Poly Falmouth during the Film Festival The Mule Runner Dylan Power, Josh Levens A teenage boy is a Mule (a person who transports drugs from one area to another) and how we follow his journey to get to a drop off point. The problem of the story happens when he is diverted from the planned route because of complications, so now he must travel between the neighborhood houses not to get spotted by the police and must make it to the drop off point. No Place Like Home Jessica James A poetic/observational documentary about people's feelings towards the contrast between urban and rural locations and how and why people might have preferences for one type of location. Whisper Woods Kaiya Bird A simple story of about a group of characters who become friends in the woods. All these characters are fictional, they are mythical Tim Burton styled like animals and monsters. Greuneval Isaac Prior This film tells the story of the conflict between the titular Greunaval and his pursuer Ankow. The character of Greunaval is inspired by the hindu asura/demon Raktabija whose drop of blood reaching the floor would create a clone. A Drag Queen Story Arianne Davies Jack shares his insightful story of growing up in Cornwall and the limitations he felt, and how he left the county to embrace his career as a Drag artist and performer. Identity Theft Shay Crowe A mission is in hand but becomes complicated when things aren't what they first seemed. Neurosis Arianne Davies An escalation in poor mental health due to forgotten medication results in some dramatic outcomes. Joose Shay Crowe An upbeat energetic promotional video for fictional clothing company Joose. MAZZA x WOT slowthai Derry Homer A deliberately over stylized edit inspired by Cole Bennett incorporating UK rap codes and conventions. Christmas Thi-Eve Earle, Kai, Ira After multiple break-ins, the date has been set to confront the thieve on Christmas Eve! British Bombs Arianne Davies A topical and entertaining music video in light of Covid and it's ever changing and confusing lockdown rules... Planned, filmed and edited in three weeks of yet another UK lockdown by a 17 year old FE student. The Homet Cristo Croker Coming soon. The St Tudy Inn Finn Brown Punctuated with poetry this insightful documentary explores the personal experience of Julie; a housekeeper of the local pub. Wishing We Could Go Back Kian Radford An entertaining music video that reflects on the nostalgic charm of our care free youth! Pushed Past The Limit Dan Smith Devastated by the loss and betrayal of his lover our protagonist is pushed past the limit to destructive decisions. If I Tell You A Secret Are You Gonna Kill Me? Ollie Greenhalgh A student music video. The Paranoid Android Charlie Wilson A dystopian tale of human-technology evolving to support medicine and the implications resulting in an ostracised society. Gruff Charlie Sturrock Colin is a celebrity Masterchef winner with a difference - he’s a troll with furry ears, bushy tail and a powder keg temper. His restaurant ventures never quite take off as he can’t resist annoying everyone he meets, not helped by the fact that his assistant, cousin Kevin, is monumentally dim

Industry Our industry programmes enhance career prospects, support professional and personal development, and deepen understanding of the media Industry. With our wide-reaching networking events, interviews, and masterclasses with industry professionals at a variety of levels and roles, we let you see behind the scenes and learn from the experts. We're dedicated to helping you take the next steps in your media career! Interview with Lizzy Talbot | Intimacy Coordinator Catch up with our LIVE interview with Lizzy Talbot Intimacy Coordinator for TV & Film. Find out what the role includes and how you too can become an intimacy Coordinator. Megan Tremethick | Actor We caught up with actor Megan Tremethick to talk shorts, features, and CFF! Interview with Sylvia Parker | Script Supervisor Catch up on our Interview with Sylvia Parker, Script Supervisor for some of the biggest film out there! Including the upcoming James Bond film No Time to Die. Interview with Nigel Cole | Director Catch up on our Interview with Director Nigel Cole (Doc Martin, Saving Grace, Made in Dagenham, Calendar Girls) which was first streamed live on Facebook as part of our Director series. Watch More Here Networking The key to the film industry Regular, informal events where creative industry professionals from all career levels have the opportunity to chat with one another. Networking with a drink and a snack! Masterclasses Learn from than the experts Our new online programme will enable you to gain knowledge and skills in a highly practical learning environment. Here you can engage in immersive workshops guided by our industry experts. Talks & Interviews With Industry professionals Listen in to industry professionals who work behind the scenes to bring you magic on screen. Free and accessible to everyone - join in live or catch our recordings on Facebook or our Youtube Channel. Hear industry members stories and improve your knowledge. Commissions Our partnership work Throughout the year, we work in partnership with organisation & companies to commission media work. This can range from supporting the interview process, advertising & signposting to full budget commsions. Working With Us Gain industry experience. We offer lots of opportunities to help people get experience. There is always plenty to be done so check our work with us page for open calls and follow us on social media. We are a small and friendly team that supports a volunteer team of 65 people, 4-10 interns per, to work as an intern for Mor Media you need to be proactive, creative and highly motivated. We have an Advisory board of industry professionals and a Trustee board. Often our team is made up of people that have come through our volunteer, intern, and freelance projects into full employment. Learn More