'Weapons? Discuss..' A weapons awareness consultation documentary

‘WEAPONS? DISCUSS...’ is part of ‘NOT ON THESE STREETS’, a weapons awareness online resource strand created by Access moving Image and the young people of Leeds.

The strand consists of music videos and documentary films exploring the issue of gun & knife crime viewable online. The whole project is dedicated to the memory of our friend, Pat Regan - the brightest light in the campaign against gun and knife crime.

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WATCH THE FILMS ON TV ON:
CHANNELU/ AKA (Sky 370)
THE COMMUNITY CHANNEL (Sky 539, Virgin 233, Freeview 87)
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'WEAPONS? DISCUSS...' is a consultation film made in collaboration with young people across Leeds. This film spearheads AMI's commitment to spreading the weapons awareness message amongst young people all over the UK. The project was born out of our desire to provide targeted participants with a programme of activity that could help them improve upon their existing ICT skills, whilst collaborating to produce a resource for weapons awareness practitioners within the community, as well as supporting emerging musical artists from around the city. The film features on a forthcoming DVD project aimed directly at schools and youth groups. This film stands in stark contrast to the majority of films exploring the issue of gun and knife crime amongst Britain's young people as it was created through direct consultation with young people. The film provides tthe young people with the oppurtunity to articulate their opinions on the causation, culture, and future of gun and knife crime, and thus the film offers an insightful view into the reality of the issue. The film was graded in a monochrome black and white and it was shot with high specification prime lenses.

A copy of the DVD package can be requested by contacting our assistant producer Lee Ramseyer: Lee Ramseyer-Bache l Assistant Producer l Access Moving Image Limited | Leeds Media Centre l Savile Mount l LEEDS l LS7 3HZ l +44 (0) 113 2007044 l +44 (0) 07814 134313 l lee@accessmovingimage.com