Films in the Attic is an exciting new project that will breathe new life into old home movies and archive footage. We are looking for home movie footage showing life in the borough of Greenwich for a new film project commissioned as part of the Greenwich Film Festival. So, dust off those old VHS tapes and you could be a star of the silver screen!

We are looking for footage that shows the borough and its people over the years. Perhaps you caught the opening of the Thames Barrier or the Millennium Celebrations on film, or maybe you have film of yourself on the Woolwich Ferry or visiting Greenwich Park. We would love to see your films and possibly include clips in the new film commission. Footage collected will be remixed, re-edited and reshaped into a new artwork that celebrates the people and places of the borough through their own archive footage and home movies. If we use your footage you and a guest will be invited to a special, invite only, première screening.

If you would like to submit your footage, please post it to us at the address below. Please make sure you download and complete a registration form and send it with your application, by 31st May to
Paul Green
Stream
Rothbury Hall
Azof Street
Greenwich. SE10 0EF

We are accepting films on VHS, miniDV, or any digital format. If you have footage in any other format and would like it to considered for this project please contact paul@streamarts.org.uk
You can also upload your films of the borough to
http://www.youtube.com/group/greenwichattic
Why not make a mini movie on your mobile phone next time you are out and upload it to our You Tube group, it could be your ticket to the exclusive screening at the 02