Situations where people may feel excluded: Card trading. Trading of more serious items. Being left out of an activity or not invited somewhere. Going to a film with brother and not asking a friend. Black/other ethnic child feeling left out… Continue Reading →
After a very interesting session where we explored real experiences of feeling jealous or excluded, the following are excerpts from the improvised scenarios that the filmmakers came up with as a result: Group 1 Rushes: A whole pile of rushes… Continue Reading →
After the screening of their film essay “Crossed Paths” at the BFI Southbank, the film club team provided a Q&A to the audience and the BFI Film Education team. To some, like their teacher, this is an even more powerful… Continue Reading →
There are not many film makers who can say they screened their first film in an international film festival at the age of 13, but the London Nautical School Film Club did just that at the public screening of their… Continue Reading →
To premiere in a cinema in the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 21-23 June 2014, this is the London Nautical School Film Club’s Final Film Essai, produced after a year-long investigation into the art of the “Long Take”:
Take 1: Take 2: Take 3: Take 4: Take 5:
Take 1: Take 2: Take 3: Take 4: Take 5:
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