FOR THE FALLEN
When the grass has grown over the battlefields, do we forget?
When the last gun is fired, do we forget?
When the last wound is healed, do we forget?
2014 is an important year. A hundred years ago the First World War began. At the time it was said to be the war to end all wars and now a century later, wars still rage across the globe.
We’re looking for the next generation of storytellers, those who can tackle the issues the war raised that are still prevalent today and look beyond to tell real stories about real lives past and present.
We’re running a series of master classes including writing, scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, editing & acting for those wishing to improve existing skills or looking to learn a complete new skillset
PLUS great bite sized chunks of World War One history designed to inspire and stimulate your imagination.
Royal Engineers Museum, Library and Archive (REMLA), Blue Town Heritage Centre (BTHC) and Violafilms have received funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for For the Fallen a new project , for the Medway and Swale and wider Kent area. Awarded throughHLF’s First World War: then and now programme, The project has also been lucky enough to receive funding from Creative People and Places Swale and Medway.
Masterclasses include directing, acting, cinematography, editing and much more – NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY and ALL AGES WELCOME !
We also arrange free transport from a central point to the venue for the workshops such as Sittingbourne Station, Gillingham Station, RE’s Museum and Blue Town Heritage so we can get you there
From Viola Films
