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Your One-Stop Resource for the Rubbish Film Festival.
Deadline for Submissions Friday 28th February.
Welcome to the Kildare County Council Educator Hub for the Rubbish Film Festival, a space where you can find everything you need to guide your students through this exciting creative challenge.
Here you can find support, expert advice, and practical resources to ensure your school’s film project runs smoothly from start to finish. This page consolidates all the essential information in one convenient location. helping you transform your students’ ideas into powerful environmental storytelling.
Kildare County Council is proud to champion youth creativity and environmental awareness through the Rubbish Film Festival. Our joint commitment to sustainable development ensures that young filmmakers not only learn new media skills but also gain an understanding of how local actions contribute to global change.
The Rubbish Film Festival is powered by a dedicated group of educators, filmmakers, environmental advocates, and creative technologists. We work closely with local authorities, like Kildare County Council, to tailor programs that resonate with both students and teachers.
From scripting advice to sustainability pointers, our team is here to help you navigate the entire filmmaking journey. We aim to make your experience smooth, engaging, and transformative for every student involved.
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We’ve curated a range of digital resources to simplify the teaching process and spark student creativity. These materials streamline the logistics and enhance engagement through lesson plans on climate action, storyboard templates, or technical tips for filming with limited resources.
In just a few clicks, you can download scripts, production guidelines, and editing tutorials, all designed to fit seamlessly into your existing curriculum.
This handy checklist walks you through each phase, from initial brainstorming to final upload. Start by reviewing the Rubbish Film Festival guidelines, ensure you have the right permissions and credits, and double-check that your video format meets the festival’s requirements.
Double-check that your film meets the specified theme, time limit, and format requirements.
Ensure all music, images, and footage are properly credited, and any necessary permissions are obtained.
Double-check that your film meets the specified theme, time limit, and format requirements.
Confirm you’re using the correct submission location or platform, and test your file to avoid technical issues.
Fill out all required fields (team names, school info, contact details) accurately, then click “submit”.
We understand that bringing the Rubbish Film Festival to your classroom may spark questions. Perhaps you’re wondering about submission deadlines, format requirements, or how to integrate workshops into your existing curriculum.
Our FAQ section provides clear, concise answers to these queries and more.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Have specific questions about timelines, workshop opportunities, or integrating the festival into your school’s schedule?
Simply fill out the form, and a member of our RFF team will be in touch with personal guidance.
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