Northern Lights: A documentary film about Scotland made by Scotland

20/03/2012
21/06/2012

Northern Lights is Scotland's first ever mass participation documentary film project. 

Funded by the Year Of Creative Scotland 2012, the project aims to create a view of Scotland that goes beyond media stereotypes to reflect the lives of the people who live - or once lived - in these isles.
 
We are asking people all over Scotland to pick up their cameras or mobile phones and share videos about their lives, hopes and dreams.

Submissions, which can be anything from a brief video fragment to an unedited stream of consciousness, can be made online (www.wearenorthernlights.com) until 21 June 2012 with the promise that the best submissions will be gathered together and edited into a unique feature length documentary.

Awards totaling £10,000 are on offer to the most compelling contributions in a range of categories, including the Best Issue-based award. Issues might include inequality, materialism, the environment, gender, disability, ethnicity or politics. Submissions may be in response to the project question "What would you like to see?"

The award will be judged by award winning journalist, commentator and journalist, Lesley Riddoch and Northern Lights Director, Nick Higgins. The judges will seek to reward the submission that presents the most powerful insight into and understanding of a particular issue relevant to Scotland.

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