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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Latest

Cutting Cards

Two lone gunmen come together to battle it out over a game of poker.
Saved

Lucy and her father are barely scraping by in terms of paying rent due to her father's alcohol addiction. One incident will make him realise it is important to save for what is important in life.
Detention of a Life Time

Spending the day in detention, what could be worse? Spending the rest of your life there.
Dance with the Devil

A young woman starts her first day of school where she catches the attention of a group of dancers who practice in secret in the basement of the school. No one has seen the teacher who leads them in their dark arts.

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Laura Findlay

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Brian Robinson

Film Tutor
Sharon Sorensen

Film Tutor
Nichola Waygood

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Sean Young

Skills & Qualifications Officer
Lara Richardson

Facilities Co-ordinator
Billy Keddie

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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.
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