Graham Fitzpatrick

Graham is responsible for the management of SEE, including staff, funding, development, programme design and delivery, executive production of the org's productions, and stakeholder relationships. He joined the org as a YTS trainee in 1993 and has accrued considerable experience in filmmaking, talent development and film education, and has delivered a wide slate of short film, documentaries, TV programmes and client productions. As a filmmaker, Graham’s work has screened worldwide, winning film festival and BAFTA Scotland awards, and he holds a PG Cert with distinction in Screenwriting from Screen Academy Scotland.

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Help us shape a free filmmaking programme for BAME young people

Help us shape a free filmmaking programme for BAME young people aged 16 to 25 in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
BFI Film Academy 2020-21 open for applications

We are delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications to our BFI Film Academy programme for 2020-21!
Give us your thoughts on our North Edinburgh Film Programme

We’re putting together a new free filmmaking programme for the people of North Edinburgh and want to hear from locals of all ages.
Moving Image Arts 2020-21 open for applications

We are delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications to our Moving Image Arts programme for 2020-21!

Jennifer Souter

Assistant Film Tutor
Laura Findlay

Project Coordinator
Brian Robinson

Film Tutor
Sharon Sorensen

Film Tutor
Nichola Waygood

Finance Manager
Sean Young

Skills & Qualifications Officer
Lara Richardson

Facilities Co-ordinator
Billy Keddie

Administrator

Your Take: Summer Courses

Your Take is running as a short online filmmaking course this summer. Open to all Primary and Secondary young people in Edinburgh and the Lothians, Your Take runs for two weeks. Whether it's a live action or animated short our summer courses provide all the learning and support needed to develop a story, plan and shoot a film, and edit - ready to be shown at a celebratory virtual screening.
Moving Image Arts

Aged 16-25 and got a thirst for telling your own story through film? Moving Image Arts AS level qualification gives you a unique opportunity to develop your voice as a filmmaker. You’ll examine the history, techniques and creative impact of film, and use this to inform the development and production of your own work. Applications are now open for our 2020-21 course.
Our mission

Scotland's oldest filmmaking organisation, Screen Education Edinburgh (SEE) is dedicated to making film accessible to all. We develop skills, knowledge and passion in filmmaking for young people, schools, adult learners, communities and independent filmmakers, through our education, production and training programmes.
Accessibility
Give us your thoughts on our North Edinburgh Film Programme

We’re putting together a new free filmmaking programme for the people of North Edinburgh and want to hear from locals of all ages.
Donate

Screen Education Edinburgh is a small charitable organisation doing big things to make film accessible for all, no matter their background, ability or financial circumstances.
Our story

SEE was originally known as Pilton Video, which was founded in 1981 to work exclusively in North Edinburgh to develop people, support the work of local organisations, and be at the heart of community development through film education and production.
BFI Film Academy Edinburgh & South East Scotland

BFI Film Academy offers opportunities for ambitious 16 to 19 year olds aiming to know more about film and how to make a career in the screen industries. This hands-on filmmaking course builds knowledge and skills, and shows the pathways into the industry for talented and committed young people. Applications are now open for our latest course for those living in Edinburgh & South East Scotland.
Learning Projects

We specialise in working with organisations to train, support and develop their service users or staff to create their own content.
Cashback for Creativity

From 2012-20, Screen Education Edinburgh ran CashBack, a high quality learning experience that offered a pathway of progression in film for young people aged 10-24, living in areas of deprivation who have little or no access to creative opportunities.