Budding filmmakers were given a movie masterclass this week from some of the Island's leading filmmakers.
Around 20 children aged between eight and 12 have taken part in a summer film school which was run by the organisers of the MannIN Shorts Film Festival.
They were taught about animation and got the chance to write, shoot and edit their own movies which were then shown to their families.
Organiser Dave Armstrong says the skills the children have been taught are transferable:
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