Into Film Awards: what the winners say

27 Feb 2015

3 mins
Into Film Awards: what the winners say

On Tuesday 25 March 2014, Empire Leicester Square played host to a glorious celebration of young filmmakers, inspiring teachers and incredible film clubs. Children and young people from all over the United Kingdom were in attendance for what was a truly unique event. 

Ed Vaizey, Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy, had this to say about the awards:

It's clear from the amazing talent being celebrated here today that the future of the British film industry is sure to be a bright and exciting one. I congratulate all the entrants and winners, and commend Into Film for all it's doing to put film at the heart of young people's education and inspiring the filmmakers and reviewers of tomorrow.

Ed Vaizey, Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy

Watch all the winners speeches here, with acting stars such as Jeremy Irvine, Naomie Harris and Jamie Blackley taking time out of their busy schedules to be on presenting duties and meeting the talented young people who they may end up working with in years to come.

Schools, organisations and individuals applied for consideration, with the successful entrants receiving a coveted award, encouraging them towards the development of their learning and future film careers. 14 awards were made this year, with an experienced industry panel including Sir Alan Parker, David Yates, Toby Jones and Adeyemi Michael finalising the list of recipients.

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