Community
Dreamtime work with young people in schools, youth groups and community organisations to facilitate creative film making workshops.
We believe the mix of community/professional crew and actors raises everybodys game and we aim to create work of the highest production values. We have worked on community projects with Welfare State International, Whitewood and Fleming Theatre and Music, Creative Partnerships Cumbria, More Music In Morecambe, The Dukes Theatre, Lanternhouse International and The Sage Gateshead.
| Look To The Future How foster care changed a woman's life. Whitewood and Fleming/The Media Trust |
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A journey, a crossroads, a path.
The Dukes Theatre/Lancaster Youth Service/Ludus Dance
Dreamtime Film are currently working with a group of young Gypsy Traveller girls on a combined dance/theatre/moving image performance for the Dukes Theatre Lancaser
A brand new performance piece exploring the experiences of the Gypsy, Roma, Traveller Community, past, present and future, through spoken word, dance and music. Inspired by true stories, and created by a company of emerging young writers and dancers from the GRT community, and led by theatre, film and dance professionals. This visually engaging piece has been created to celebrate Gypsy Roma Traveller History Month, to be performed on 12th and 13th June 2009. |
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| Slave Label Two teenage girls embark on an eye-opening journey as they discover the dark truth behind the clothing industry and take a stand for change. Directed by Tom Lloyd and Tim Fleming for Whitewood and Fleming/Creative Partnerships Cumbria November 2007 - screened at the Royal Festival Hall, London as part of the Freedom and Culture Seminar. January 2008 - distributed to every Secondary School in Cumbria. June 2008 - USA premiere. Lincoln Centre, New York as part of the USA Human Rights Watch Film Festival. The film then commences a world tour of eighteen major cities until March 2009 including Washington, San Francisco, Toronto, Tokyo, Berlin, Johannesburg, London and others. For the Youth Producing Change Website |
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