Plaza screening for youngsters crime prevention film production
A free film on how to prevent crime produced by 10 yong people was screened last night. It was called Crime: True Stories. The youngsters used drama and interviews to reconstruct common crimes such as burglary, assault and hate crime and suggested ways of protecting people against them. Brighter Horizons4u a sefton based counselling service attended the filming sessions to offer support and advice for victims of crime. The project was designed by Christine Physick, the Plaza Cinema director of of creative development and Ian Chapman the director of cottonfield Films in conjunction with Community Foundation for Merseyside and Merseyside Police Authority.
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We are currently developing more workshops and will soon be able to offer these in anger management, help with coping with bullying, personnel development, building self esteem and confidence.
At the moment we are busy looking to raise funds to enabling us to offer our services to lots more children, young people and families within the Liverpool and Sefton area and eventually within the whole of the North West area.
We have just received a grant from Step Clever enabling us to purchase new resources, marketing materials and new web site.
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