At Chocolate Films, we offer filmmaking workshops which enable participants to take their creativity, imagination and skills to the next level. We provide enjoyable learning experiences for a diverse range of young people, with a strong focus to empower them in a supportive working environment.
Our workshops are run by professional filmmakers, all of whom have DBS checks and are experienced in working with diverse groups of young people and adults ranging from ages 1-100. Chocolate Films Workshops are fun, creative filmmaking and animation experiences for all ages.
From nursery to university, we tailor workshops to all age groups. Providing flexible and fun working methods, we infuse creativity into all of our learning programmes.
VIEW MOREWe have over ten years’ experience working within the learning and curatorial departments of museums and galleries.
VIEW MOREWe provide enjoyable learning experiences for a diverse range of young people, encouraging them to produce their own work and to empowering them in a supportive working environment.
Click on the images below to watch some films made on our workshops.
Imperial War Museums
The Jewish Museum
1000 Londoners
Platform Youth Hub
Watermans
Chocolate Films Workshops runs long-term large-scale community projects throughout the year. Visit the pages below to find out more about current and past projects and to see how you can get involved.
VIEW ALL PROJECTSA group of young people who meet regularly to work with the 1000 Londoners project with creative workshop.
A group of adults overcoming Drugs and Alcohol addiction meet regularly to be trained by our mentors in filmmaking skills.
Over 3 years we have delivered filmmaking workshops in partnership with primary schools in Lambeth.
In this Heritage Lottery funded project, young people have been investigating the history and local community stories found in Nine Elms.
Join the Heritage Horror team and learn how to make your own drama-documentary film....
From September, Chocolate Films Workshops will be running a professional filmmaking course at the Young Actors Theatre in Islington. To......
SPAN: A History of London’s Iconic Homes (1953-1983) “There is a tendency to contain the architect, guide him, control......
Since our launch in 2001, we’ve used our profits to support an outreach and workshop programme which helps more than 2000 children and young people each year in film and video-making activities.
Discover 1000 Londoners: Chocolate Films’ award-winning documentary series, profiling the lives of one thousand people in the world’s greatest city. Many of the films are created by participants on Chocolate Films workshops.
www.1000londoners.com
“More proof that everyone is extraordinary”
We had a fantastic turnout at The Museums & Heritage Show 2017, where we had visits from various Museums, Galleries…
On Saturday 13th May 2017 Chocolate Films Workshops set up a drop in animation stand at Wandsworth Fringe Festival. Families…
We are very proud to announce that the Prime Minister has appointed our co-founder and director Rachel Wang…
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