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Make films with easy to use video editing and storyboarding tool. Get involved in new and exciting projects!

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Stuck for ideas? Why not watch some of the films that uScreen members have already made. Maybe they will inspire a masterpiece of your own!

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Welcome to uScreen. Be part of an interactive film site where young filmmakers can make, show and share films. Learn more about uScreen

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  • Arts Award with uScreen Value Keepers Programme

    Arts Award with uScreen Value Keepers Programme

    Arts Award is excited to be working in partnership with uScreen's Value Keepers Programme.

  • Film Editing Terms

    Film Editing Terms

    Film editing is part of the post-production process of film-making. It involves the selection and combining of shots into sequences, and ultimately creating a finished motion picture. It is an art of storytelling.

  • Post production

    Editing Advice

    Film editors need to be creative, methodical and well organised, with an eye for detail. They must be reliable and responsible, tactful and patient, confident and motivated. Film editors often work under pressure to meet strict deadlines, so they need to be adaptable.

  • Development

    Development is the phase between having an idea for a film and starting to make it.

  • Production Advice from uScreen Mentors

    Production is the part where you start making your film. There’s far more to production than picking up a camera and filming things.

  • Editing Workflow

    Editing Workflow


      A workflow is the route in which you take your rushes from the shoot through to the finished film.

  • Pre-production

    Pre-production

    Pre-Production is the planning stage of your shoot, and occurs before the camera starts rolling.

  • Consent for filming

    Consent for filming

    If you are filming members of the public, it’s essential to get their permission before you go ahead. This is called consent.

  • uScreen member Nigel Simmonds gives his feedback after attending a BBC Blast Audio Description workshop in association with uScreen.

    Audio Description

    A tool used to describe visually what is happening in a films.

  • Post production

    Post Production Advice from Mentors

    The part where you turn your footage and research into an actual film.

  • Getting your films seen

    How to get you film out there in the marketplace

  • Redbird Films - one of six films in our 'How To' guide section, this film gives advice from our professional film makers, directors and producers on how to go about making a film...

    uScreen Filmmaker Mentors

    Some of our uScreen mentors who will share their filmmakiing experiences.

  • Location Scouting

    Location Scouting

    Tips on finding the perfect location for your film.

  • The Film Crew

    The Film Crew

    Here is a list of key roles in a film crew

  • International Disability Festivals
  • Film Sound

    Film Sound

    A brief introduction into the elements of sound for film.

  • Festivals - A Guide to entering

    Festivals - A Guide to entering

    Film festivals are a vital for any new film maker to get to that next step up the ladder and be noticed.

  • Animate & Create

    Animate & Create

    Get started in the world of animation. 

  • Need extra help in getting used to the uScreen, then this short film will give you an overview of how to understand the site.
    Need extra help to use the Storyboard Tool, then this short film will show you how.
    How to use the Cutting Tool
    A short film to help you understand how the Accessibity Tool works. Add subtitles, visual captions, commentary, audio description and BSL ( British sign Language) to all uScreen films.

    Tools on the site

    A guide to using the player, the accessibility tool, the storyboard and cutting tool

  • Copyright Guidelines for Exhibiting Movies and other Audiovisual Works

    Copyright Guidelines for Exhibiting Movies and other Audiovisual Works

    When you buy, rent, or borrow a DVD or videotape of a movie (or any other audiovisual work) made by someone else, you normally obtain only the copy, and not the underlying copyright rights to the movie. 

  • Marketing Your Film

    Marketing Your Film

    Before you submit your film in festivals, private screenings or simply uploading it to social network sites and video sites such as Youtube STOP!!! 

  • uShoot: uScreen Filmmaking Competition

    uShoot: uScreen Filmmaking Competition

    We are looking for inspiring ideas for short films on the theme of “Values” – the best 6 will be given the Filmmaking Bursary and Mentor Award.