That’s our set of Spring workshops wrapped up! Thanks to everyone that took part and learnt a new skill in the process. It’s so encouraging to see so many young people interested in the arts and we’re so glad that we can give them the opportunity to test their skills and broaden their horizons!
Have a scroll through the album below to see some images from the various different workshops that we ran this Spring!
CYC images for website
Big thanks to all the artists that gave their time to come along to LAC and run the workshops.
If you, or anyone you know aged between 13-19 would be interested in joining the CYC, read on below for more information.
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Caithness Young Creatives is a club for young people, led by young people. CYC provide a regular programme of workshops led by artists and creative practitioners giving young people a chance to have a go or develop skills in a variety of creative subjects.
The Caithness Young Creatives worked with Rosanna Irvine as part of the Manifestos in Times of Crisis participatory art project. This is the Manifesto that they came up with for the Caithness Young Creatives.
Below is a list of previous projects, for more information on each one, just click on the title.
A filmmaking workshop for young creators held at Lyth Arts Centre.
In this workshop, Regina helped the CYC to hone their skills on fiction film directing, sound recording and editing footage. They explored a script and learned how to work with actors. They also learned why sound recording is so important and how the editing connects it all.
Click the link below to watch the film they made…
The CYC also worked on some films that were included as part of the projections at the Northern Lights Festival. The four films and animations were shown in the Salt Cellars at Wick Harbour.
See one of the projections below…
For more information on the project, please email helen@lytharts.org.uk
Lyth Arts Centre is funded by the Scottish Government’s Youth Arts Fund through Creative Scotland with support from Youth Music Initiative and Time to Shine. The Youth Arts Fund ensures creative opportunities for children and young people continue to exist across Scotland despite the COVID-19 pandemic.