On Saturday the 27th of January, Leith Theatre rolled out its red carpet for an unforgettable celebration of the latest cohort from the BFI Film Academy Edinburgh and Southeast Scotland Short Course. Read more
Submissions are now open for the next Edinburgh Shorts Showcase, taking place on the 14th of March. Read more
As 2023 draws to a close, here at Screen Education Edinburgh we can't help but reflect on the whirlwind year it's been! Read more
We are now accepting new applications for the SEE Young Filmmakers Hub, a relaxed and inclusive environment where you can develop your filmmaking skills at your own pace. Read more
On the 30th of November 2023, Screen Education Edinburgh was very proud to host a screening of our Screen Progression Programme learners' amazing short films! Held at the iconic Cameo Picturehouse, we celebrated the hard work and talent of our filmmakers. Read more
SEE is proud to share the exciting news that a film created as part of our Set the Scene programme was nominated for the 2023 Saroj Lal Award for Schools, celebrating efforts to promote equality in education! Read more
SEE was delighted to attend the Creative Edinburgh Awards 2023, where we were nominated for the Community Award for the North Edinburgh Film Festival! Read more
SEE is delighted to welcome three new film tutors to our ongoing educational programmes. Read more
Screen Education Edinburgh is proud to partner with Queen Margaret University to offer new short courses in film education, funded by Screen Scotland. Read more
Screen Education Edinburgh is delighted to announce applications are open for 12-15 year olds for the SEE Young Filmmakers Hub, supported by the Sean Connery Foundation. Read more
SEE is delighted to announce the Edinburgh Schools HETV Inspire Sessions! Starting in October 2023, these workshops are designed to inspire young people to consider careers in High-End TV Drama production. Read more
Are you aged 16-19 and passionate about film? Apply to the BFI Film Academy Edinburgh short course now! Read more
Screen Education Edinburgh is proud to partner with BFI to deliver the only BFI Film Academy Craft Skills course in Scotland. Read more
Our charity patron, writer Irvine Welsh, has a special message just for you. Find out how your support can make a difference. Read more
Screen Education Edinburgh is thrilled to announce that applications are now open for our Young Filmmakers Hub, supported by The Sean Connery Foundation. Read more
The Edinburgh Shorts Showcase has unveiled an exciting lineup of films that will be showcased on June 22nd at the Cameo. This quarterly celebration of short films aims to promote emerging filmmakers and provide audiences with a diverse range of captivatingexperiences. Read more
Screen Education Edinburgh is thrilled to announce its participation in the Culture & Business Marketplace Scotland, offering a unique 'Make a Film in a Day' experience to businesses across Scotland. Read more
Submissions are now open for June's Edinburgh Shorts Showcase at Cameo Cinema. Read more
Applications for our BFI Film Academy SEE Craft Skills Residential 2023 are now open Read more
Last Thursday, we kicked off our first quarterly Edinburgh Shorts Showcase, organised together with the 48 Hour Film Project at the Cameo. Read more
Screen Education Edinburgh are excited to announce, we have been selected as one of the new grantees of The Sean Connery Foundation! Read more
We are hiring a new Film Tutor to join the team here at SEE. The role will develop filmmaking skills, knowledge, and talent of young people aged 12 to 18 as part of our Young Filmmakers Hub programme. Read more
Attention all Edinburgh & Lothians filmmakers! The 48 Hour Film Project and Screen Education Edinburgh are excited to announce our call for short films with a maximum runtime of 10 minutes. Whether you are an emerging filmmaker or an experienced professional, we invite you to submit your best work to be considered for our upcoming Edinburgh Shorts Showcase at the Cameo Picturehouse on the 27th of April 2023. Read more
Our new Screen Progression Programme began early February, with activity two nights per week at SEE developing a diverse range of learners from 17 to 55 years old! Read more