“We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors.

We borrow it from our children”

— Native American Proverb

Resources

The question is huge and the answer is simple - or is it?

We have prepared some resources that will help you ponder the above and to create your own answers and ideas…..

Research

Firstly our theme for 2020 is Climate Action and our sponsors Meath County Council have launched their Climate Action Strategy and this would be a great place to start your journey.

There are some great resources available at

Climate Revolution Pack by National Youth Council Of Ireland

Climate Change & Ireland - by The Environmental Protection Agency

Climate Action - What Can You Do In Your Community ? by Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment


Further information at

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

The World’s Largest Lesson

Former US Vice President Al Gore presents “An Inconvenient Truth”

Former vice president Al Gore shares his concerns on the pressing issue of global warming in this documentary. A long-time environmental activist, Gore first...

Video Production

Pre Production

Storyboard

Here is a Storyboard Template that you can download and start to use to help prepare your movie ideas

Script Writing

Here’s a list of some free and paid software and apps for script writing

Photos and Videos

Free images

Free Videos Some Royalty Free videos you can use



Production

Here is some brilliant free desktop video editing and production software called DaVinci Resolve 16

We use a variety of apps to film and edit including iMovie and Filmic





Post Production

Want to know what the different roles and jobs are in making a film? Check out the Academy Originals series - here are some examples on How Credits are made or How Sound Effects are made - have a look around and check out some more.

YouTube offers a large collection of royalty free music and sounds

Free BBC Sound Effects

Royalty Free Music (must be credited to Bensound.com if you use any of this music)


Poster

All teams will have to submit a poster as part of their entry to the competition. We recommend using a programme like Canva or Adobe Spark but you can use whatever you wish and send it to us via your teacher. The Poster has to promote your film and should have the film title displayed and include text “Rubbish Film Festival 2022”

You can follow the Festival on Social Media via the links below

Colaiste na Mí RFF Poster.jpg

We really hope that you enjoy the workshop and that you will be inspired to continue to make your own films.

Remember to always credit the creator or site you sourced your free media from as it is 1) ethical and 2) respectful .