North Devon Moving Image (NDMI) is looking for local
people to get involved with an oral history film making project about St Anne's
Chapel in Barnstaple. NDMI has been commissioned by St Anne's to produce a
digital video archive of stories which build a picture of the people who link
St Anne's today with its past. Amanda McCormack, founder and Director of NDMI says
"We want to hear from anyone who is interested in or has links with the
history of St Anne's. As well as
offering exciting opportunities for volunteers we will be running free and fun,
accessible oral history film making workshops as part of the project." "Our short course will teach people that oral history
films can be entertaining as well as informative and we aim to give
participants the skills and inspiration to carry on making films
themselves." The project will run from now until October 2014. Research and interviews will cover four main
topics; St Anne's today, the recent renovations, The Grammar School and The
Huguenots. So if you have a story to contribute, would like to get
involved with research or join a film making workshop please contact Amanda
McCormack, North Devon Moving Image by email northdevonmovingimage@outlook.com
or telephone 01271 860610.
Photos copyright St. Anne's (all rights reserved)
About:
NDMI - North
Devon Moving Image aims to create, collect and share short documentary
films about life in north Devon today
St Anne's chapel is an arts and community centre in Paternoster Row,
Barnstaple
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