Want to get involved in the Northern Lights project?
Why not come along to one of our Getting Started with Filmmaking workshops which we are running to help people participate in this once in a lifetime mass participation documentary film project?
Check out if we are running a workshop in your area here. More dates and venues to follow..
Following the news that our funded filmmaking training programmes will be postponed for the foreseeable future, we’re pleased to be continuing work with partnership projects including Northern Lights, a mass participation documentary film project for Scotland.
Click here to find out more about Northern Lights and here for information about volunteering opportunities.
Our partner organisation Glasgow Women’s Library has an exciting volunteer opportunity available for stills photographers and/or filmmakers to document their artists and writers programme.
Find out more here
We have recently released sad news about ceasing our filmmaking programmes for the foreseeable future due to funding limitations.
Download the Diversity Films January 2012 Press Release here
We are currently collecting feedback on Diversity Films work to date.
Please contribute your comments here
Read the inspirational feedback here
Heartfelt thanks to everyone who has shared their very positive feedback and all filmmakers, funders and partners who have contributed to the success of Diversity Films work so far!
You can catch the very popular and award-winning Starting Block short, James Dean at Encounters Festival in Bristol.
The film screens:
Thursday November 17th 2011, 5.30pm
Watershed 1, 1 Canon’s Road, Harbourside, Bristol, UK BS1 5TX
Saturday November 19th 2011, 1pm
Watershed 2, 1 Canon’s Road, Harbourside, Bristol, UK BS1 5TX
Tickets: £7.00 (£5.50 conc.)
Welcome to Diversity Films
Diversity Films is a community interest company working to nurture, train and develop a new generation of creative filmmakers. Established in 2007, we have run a variety of training and mentoring programmes for new, first-time and community filmmakers.
All of our films are available to watch on this site, Vimeo and YouTube.
You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.