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A movie in five days: a summer holiday experience no youngster will forget, and it’s coming to Winnersh

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Monday, June 12, 2023 7:01 am
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Youngsters will be able to learn more about making movies during a summer film camp in Winnersh - and they'll be using more modern equipment than this Picture: StockSnap/ Pixabay

Youngsters will be able to learn more about making movies during a summer film camp in Winnersh - and they'll be using more modern equipment than this Picture: StockSnap/ Pixabay

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THE MOVIE game will be more than that for budding Spielbergs, thanks to a new film studio in Winnersh Triangle.

Dreamcatcher Film Camp will be running during the summer holidays, and is for 10 students aged nine to 18 to make a film in five days – in a working film studio.

Organisers say they believe in empowering young minds and providing them with unique opportunities to explore the world of filmmaking.

Sessions include scriptwriting, acting, directing, editing and operating both cameras and microphones.

They will also gain insights into career paths in the world of film, with some former campers going on to work in Hollywood. They include Ty Tennant (House of the Dragon, War of the Worlds, Tolkien), Isabella Blake-Thomas (Once Upon a Time, Secret society of second-born royals, Shameless) and Sonny Serkis (Venom, The Hobbit, Young Wallander) as actors while others work behind the camera.

The event takes place over three weeks at the Winnersh Film Studios on Eskdale Road. The first two – July 24-28, and July 31-August 4 – have sold out, but there is availability from August 21-25.

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