A TOTAL of 23 budding film-makers stepped out on the red carpet to celebrate the premiere of their five self-made films.
The screening, at the Rich Mix Arts Centre, was the culmination of three months’ hard work for students, aged 16-19, who produced the films with help from the BFI Film Academy and Eastside Educational Trust.
The films: Persistence, Leo, One More Shot, Broadway: Behind the Market and Seeing Red, provided unique perspectives on the theme of home.
Student Babs Adesanya, 18, of Northolt, said: “Seeing other people watch the film I had made was quite jarring. I was quite nervous, as even I didn’t know what it would look like on the big screen.”
The premiere was attended by an audience of industry professionals, as well as students’ family and friends.
Anyone interested in joining the Eastside Educational Trust should visit http://www.eastside.org.uk/ or call: 020 7033 2380.
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