CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
join front line lambeth
Get expert mentoring with Front Line Lambeth at the Old Vic, this is an opportunity to discover more about working in the creative industry, develop key transferable skills and get paid for it.
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BFI Film Academy
Want to break into the film industry? The BFI Film Academy Labs programme is targeted at young, aspiring filmmakers. Events are held online and at BFI Southbank, and are open to all!
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Sign Up: Future Film Makers
Future Film Maker? Join Spiral's film makers programme and enjoy a week of interactive film workshops, led by actors, directors, producers, screenwriters and even VFX professionals.
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Take part in #BiGWeeKendS
Join #BiGweeKendS and participate in a programme of exciting workshops this summer. Delivered by emerging artists and based in a range of combined arts.
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BFI FUTURE FILM FEST
Future film maker? Enter your short film in the BFI [Future Film Festival]. Selected films will screen at BFI Future Film Festival 2022 with the chance to win a Future Film Festival award, cash prizes, free mentoring and film kit. 16 - 25
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Soar creative careers programme
Enrol your students in this creative careers offer. Young people will gain the experience of what it’s like to work in various roles across the culture sector and be some of the first to visit the newly built Brixton House in the heart of Brixton.
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Raw Revamp
Interested in art, design or architecture? Get involved with redesigning Raw Materials building in Brixton! You’ll be working with incredible lead artists who have worked internationally and cover a huge range of styles and media.
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Join tech yard
Want a career in tech? Take part in these free introductory sessions and learn about different creative technologies over the summer. Available to Southwark and Lambeth residents aged 10-13. Presented by UAL.
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Register for Ad-Cademy
Break into the Advertising, Marketing, Creative and Tech Industries; with a free 8-week online course, you’ll develop all the relevant skills needed in order to boost your employability, and take on the wonderful world of advertising. By Brixton Finishing School.
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sign up: raw sessions
Join this beginner-level programme designed for young people ages 14 - 19. Participants get to plan and create their own original content and take charge of it, with hands-on experience in video production, sound engineering and graphic design. Delivered by Raw Sessions
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Brixton Townscape Heritage
Engage your students with their local area. This project aims to encourage the engagement of local people with the place they live. Produced by Brixton Project.
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Take part in art bytes
Register your class to take part in Art Bytes, an online, inter-school, art competition taking place annually and culminating in a virtual gallery exhibition of the winning artworks.
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Discover: LVN
Get access to the Local Village Network (LVN) and find out about the latest opportunities. LVN aims for every young person to have access to positive networks and an equal chance to reach their full potential.
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Tune in to Off Book
Join Theatre Director Josh Parr and the Young Vic, in a conversation on how he entered the arts, what he's faced along the way and why his ambition is to inspire people with the same background as him.
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Future Film director? Enter ‘film of the month’
Take part in 'Film of the Month', a monthly competition celebrating exceptional young filmmaking talent from across the UK. Use whatever equipment accessible to you, entrants are encouraged to submit their entries into the Into Film Awards also. Don't forget to take a look at their guideline and top tips before entering! Ages: 5-19
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An Inside Look at ‘Brixton Blue’
Revisit a familiar spot and take in the hustle and bustle of Brixton, as artist Denzil Forrester discusses his first major UK public commission, 'Brixton Blue' (2018)- based of his previous painting 'Three Wicked Men' (1982). Through his painting, Forrester explores themes of racial injustice, community heritage, viewer identity and gentrification. Filmed by Art on the Underground. Image by Muata Jordan Langley
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