Where pencils go

An art kid is drawing in his bedroom when an alien decides to eat his pencil.

By Daisi Ross (Aged 14)

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Set the Scene: Filmmaking for Educators

Set the Scene is a free programme that offers professional development in film literacy, filmmaking, and exhibition to teachers and educators via a collaborative approach between Screen Education Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh Council Creative Learning Team, Into Film, and Centre for the Moving Image.