Alistair Scott

Alistair is Associate Professor of Film and Television at Edinburgh Napier University. After working on community arts projects he was a postgraduate student at the National Film & TV School in the 1980s, and then worked as a Producer and Director in broadcast television. He has made documentaries with local communities for over 30 years from Leithers (Channel 4, 1988) to Raploch Stories: Where are they now? (BBC, 2017). In 2005 he moved to teach in higher education.

Alistair is an advisor to SEE's team and board.

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SEE Alumni wins at West Lothian Film Festival

One of our alumni Gerlof Griesel has had some success at the West Lothian Film Festival, taking home awards in not one, but THREE categories for Chelle, his short film made on our Screen Progression Programme course!
The Bear

Joe becomes consumed by this idea there is a bear which has made it its mission to hunt Joe down and kill him. Will his girlfriend, Eve, bring him back to reality?
Colour Spectrum

Seventeen year old Darren's interest in radical groups online collides with his life at home. Will he accept his sister's new partner?
Jules Has A Funny Knife

Jules wants to be a comedian but must test out her material on her layabout flatmate before she can get a show. But her flatmate has a very different sense of humour.

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BFI Film Academy Craft Skills

On our BFI Film Academy Craft Skills Residential course, learners receive intensive learning in screenwriting, cinematography, sound, directing, production and editing, engage in industry masterclasses, and produce a short film. Applications for the summer 2024 course are now open!
Our mission

Screen Education Edinburgh is dedicated to filmmaking for all, delivering high quality learning, training and production programmes that develop skills, knowledge and opportunities for young people, adult learners, schools, communities, and film talent.
SEE Young Filmmakers Hub

Applications are now closed for the SEE Young Filmmakers Hub.
Screen Progression Programme

The Screen Progression Programme is a national initiative managed by Screen Education Edinburgh and funded by Screen Scotland that provides access to high quality vocational development in Film and TV skills. For those aged 16 and over with no upper age limit.
BFI Film Academy Edinburgh and South East Scotland Short Course

Applications are closed for the 2023 BFI Film Academy Edinburgh and South East Scotland Short Course.
Set the Scene: Development of Teachers and Pupils in Filmmaking

Set the Scene is a free programme designed to develop and strengthen the filmmaking knowledge, skills, and practice of teachers and pupils in schools across Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Screen Education Edinburgh receives grant from The Sean Connery Foundation to launch SEE Young Filmmakers Hub

Screen Education Edinburgh are excited to announce, we have been selected as one of the new grantees of The Sean Connery Foundation!
Through the Lens

Our Through the Lens programme will amplify the voices of local people in their communities by providing a platform to express themselves through short films, documentary, or fiction.
Who We Are

A group of pupils and staff at Oaklands School give us an insight into their school and their experiences when out and about in the community.
Applications open for our new Film Tutor role

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.