Events on the programme include childrens’ stop-motion and live filmmaking workshops, feature screenings of A Cat In Paris and The Prince’s Quest, a short family film category, a talk by Barry Purves on the use of puppets in cinema, and the Mini Student Film Award for the best film made by a 5-15 year old.
It’s good to see a programme reflecting the fact that some of the greatest films of modern times are children’s films, and, hopefully, one that will inspire some future talented filmmakers. The full programme is on the festival website here.
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Thank you for the film trailers. I like “A Cat in Paris,” wow, a lot going on there! Interesting but not surprising that some of the greatest films of modern times are children’s films.
Sounds like a fun event, sci-fi. Your trailer looks great.
Thanks and good to hear from you JLil and NProf. I should say that St. Albans has it's own Official Festival Blogger, Kate, you can get the lowdown from her blog here:
http://stalbansfilmfestival.wordpress.com/
Naturally I intend to carry out my duties as Unofficial Festival Blogger :)
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