Superhero Animation Films online

On Saturday 18th May as part of the Southside Film Festival, Red Kite Animation held a workshop at the Scout Hall.

They have put the great animations made up on their website here or you can view them on Vimeo.

 
Southside Film Fest - Saturday 18th May from Red Kite Animation Workshops on Vimeo.

April Film Club Kids Screening: Arrietty (U)

A Saturday matinee kids screening for the Easter holidays: Arrietty (U)

Arrietty is from Japan's Studo Ghibli who brought us the beautiful animation of Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle and Ponyo amongst others.

Arrietty is an adaptation of the English novel The Borrowers by Mary Norten about a family of tiny people who live secretly in the walls and floors of a typical household, borrowing items from humans to survive.

Synopsis: Arrietty tells the story of the Clock family who are four-inch-tall people living anonymously in another family's residence, borrowing simple items to make their home. Life changes for the Clocks when their daughter, Arrietty, is discovered.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1568921/

We will be screening the subtitled original 2010 version, not the 2012 American dubbed version but here is the English language trailer:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzBBIBSi2Vo

Arrietty
Cert U, 2010 (95 mins)
The Glad Cafe

1006a Pollokshaws Road, Shawlands

Saturday 13 April, 4pm

The film will start at 4pm, doors at 3:30pm.

Tickets are £6 (£5 for concessions) and are available from The Glad Cafe and online from Ticket Scotland http://t-s.co/arrie

Face painting at Arthur Christmas

Get your face painted!

There'll be face painting for kids after the screening of Arthur Christmas on Saturday 15 December. The film starts at 3pm and is 97minutes long so facepainting will be from around 4:30 in The Glad Cafe.

Animation workshop films online

On Saturday 19th May as part of the Southside Film Festival, Red Kite Animation held a workshop at the Scout Hall.

They have put the great animations made up on their website here or you can view them on Vimeo.

Kids Surprise Film!

SOUTHSIDE FILM FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAMME: SUNDAY 20 MAY

SURPRISE FILM!

2pm-3.30pm

Burrell Cinema, The Burrell Collection

FREE

Suitable for all ages

In this Disney-Pixar classic we journey inside the miniature world of bugs for larger-than- life fun and adventure! Can you guess what the surprise film is?

Screening in the Burrell Cinema, the Lecture Theatre beside the Burrell Cafe. 

Please ask for directions to the cinema at the Enquiry Desk.

Short Films by Young People

SOUTHSIDE FILM FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAMME: SATURDAY 19 MAY

SHORT FILMS MADE BY YOUNG PEOPLE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

3pm-4.30pm

Scout Hall, Cathcart

FREE but donations welcome

Suitable for 12-16 year olds

                                                  Backfire

Easier as a Spaceman








First Light works with over 5,000 young people every year, giving them the opportunity to learn the craft of high- quality short filmmaking from industry professionals using industry standard equipment. This selection of films, programmed by Southside Film Festival, brings you the best of recent Scottish work, made by young people, 12-16 years old, supported by First Light.

Films include: Three Blind Mice, Modern Love, Easier as a Spaceman and Inside Out from Edinburgh, Backfire and Strings Attached from Bellshill and Paperboy from Dundee.

For more information about First Light visit www.firstlightonline.co.uk

Short Films by Kids

SOUTHSIDE FILM FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAMME: SATURDAY 19 MAY

SHORT FILMS MADE BY KIDS FOR KIDS

1.45pm-2.30pm

Scout Hall, Cathcart

FREE but donations welcome

Suitable for under 12s

First Light is a UK wide organisation that uses film and media production to develop creative and technical production skills in filmmaking, as well as a range of ‘life skills’.This selection of films, programmed by Southside Film Festival, brings you the best of recent Scottish work, made by kids under 12, supported by First Light.


Films include: Lights Out from Orkney, Doodle Disaster from Inverkeithing, Nightmares from Hell and Rock Up from Edinburgh, Three Wishes from Aberdeen, Binn Bunny Goes Green and Granny Mac’s Meringues from Burntisland.


For more information about First Light visit www.firstlightonline.co.uk

Doodle Disaster

Granny Mac’s Meringues

Surprise Kids Film

SOUTHSIDE FILM FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAMME: SATURDAY 19 MAY

SURPRISE FILM! KIDS MOVIE CLUB

1pm

Pollokshaws Library

FREE but donations welcome

Suitable for 3-12 year olds

Come along and settle down to a good film-we can’t tell you what it will be but it’s sure to be a nice surprise for the kids!

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Make Your Own Animation

SOUTHSIDE FILM FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAMME: SATURDAY 19 MAY

MAKE YOUR OWN ANIMATION

11.30am-1pm

£3 (limited availability, tickets must be purchased in advance)

Scout Hall, Cathcart

Suitable for 8-12 year olds

Buy tickets for this workshop here

Tickets also available at Youngs Interesting Books, Skirving St, Shawlands

Join animators from Red Kite Animation studio for this introduction to making 2D cartoons. Make your own 2D puppet and bring it to life with cameras and computers. All the films will go online at www.redkiteworkshops.co.uk

This workshop is only for children between the ages of 8 and 12. Children will be supervised. Jim Sirk, workshop coordinator for Red Kite Animation, holds Enhanced Disclosure.

Shorts for Wee Ones

Shorts for Wee Ones
Saturday 14 May, 9.30-11:00 (donations only)
Langside Library & Learning Centre

A discovery kids screening, Shorts for Wee Ones with its inventive, funny and fantastically colourful animations from around the world is a festival favourite.