Photography & Film
Interested in taking part in a photography & film class?
Lights, lens, action!
Our Photomedia Programme has an inspiring mix of traditional and digital photography, video, film, and online media sessions. Perfect for anyone looking to explore the magic of image-making.
Our Photomedia Programme
At Summerlee Photomedia Studio, you can take part in classes, workshops and creative projects covering photography, moving image, and animation. Whether you’re keen to build technical skills or develop imaginative ideas, there’s something here to help you grow.
Working on a special project?
Our fully equipped studio is available for hire for photo shoots, creative sessions, and group events. Just get in touch. We’d love to help bring your vision to life.
Contact the team on 01236 638461 or email photomedia@northlan.gov.uk
Film Tots Classes
Film Tots is a weekly session for pre-school toddlers (aged 3-5 years) and caregivers to come together and gain film-making skills and understanding, whilst facilitating experiences in which they can bond and create lifelong memories.
Pre-school children
Applebox Film Club
Fun filled film making classes, every week for those keen on starting their Hollywood career early. Learn animation, script writing, editing, music and digital effects and work on some exciting outreach projects.
8-13 years
Adult All Ability Photography Classes
Covering the best use of digital cameras, stills photography, studio lighting, indoor and outdoor photography & Photoshop. From beginners to those with some knowledge these classes will provide a warm and friendly place to come and enjoy learning about photography
16 years+
LEGO Animation Classes
A brilliant way for kids to learn about creating their own animation work and have a great time amongst fellow like-minded LEGO fans.
8-12 years
Do you have a question about a Film & Photography class?
You can contact the team by calling 01236 638461 or send us an email.
Arts for Everyone
Arts for Everyone is our community ticket initiative, offering free theatre, concert, exhibition or event tickets and workshop places in our Arts & You class programme, to people experiencing disadvantage/or who identify as belonging to an underrepresented characteristic group. We want to ensure everyone has the chance to enjoy live performance, connect with culture, and feel part of our shared creative community.
For the purpose of Arts for Everyone under-represented characteristic groups considered are: socio economic disadvantaged, global majority and care experience young people.
For further details please email Lisa Keenan.
