Engage your kids in storytelling, acting, and filmmaking at Burnie Park Community Centre.
Monday 6 July 2026
to Tuesday 7 July 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
1R Burnie St, Clovelly NSW 2031, Australia
Free
Dive into a vibrant, hands-on workshop designed for young creators eager to explore the world of storytelling, acting, filming, and directing. This event is perfect for kids and teens who love bringing their ideas to life on screen using accessible technology like phones.
Participants will develop original stories and short films, gaining practical skills in filmmaking and content creation. There are tailored sessions for two age groups: 8-11 and 12-17 years, ensuring age-appropriate learning and fun.
The workshop also offers a unique opportunity to submit their creative work to the Local Tides Film Festival, inspiring young filmmakers to showcase their talents.
This free workshop runs over two days, from Monday 6 July to Tuesday 7 July 2026, between 10:00 and 15:00 each day. It is supported by the Council’s Creative Investment Program, highlighting its community value.
The younger group (ages 8-11) will focus on simple filmmaking techniques using phones, while the older group (ages 12-17) will engage in more advanced content creation and screen storytelling.
Bookings are essential and can be made online via the provided link. For questions, the event organizer is reachable by email or phone.
The workshops take place at Burnie Park Community Centre, located at 1R Burnie Street, Clovelly NSW 2031. This community venue is accessible and family-friendly, making it an ideal spot for local families.
Clovelly is well connected by public transport and offers parking options nearby. The centre provides a safe and welcoming environment for children and teens to explore their creativity.
Parents can easily drop off and pick up their children, with the event running during convenient daytime hours.
This event is a submitted community service and is not directly run by Randwick City Council, so details should be confirmed with the organizer.
Participants should bring their own phones or filming devices if possible, as the workshops focus on accessible filmmaking techniques.
The event is designed to be inclusive and supportive, encouraging young people to express themselves creatively in a fun and educational setting.
Attendance is completely free, making this an accessible opportunity for families looking to enrich their children's school holidays or creative interests.
Bookings must be made online through the official website link to secure a place.
For further information or assistance with booking, contact the organizer via email or phone.
