Historic pub to host digital skills workshop
Are you aged 16-24 and interested in learning new digital media skills in the setting of a stunning historic Shropshire pub?
Free places are now available for two hands-on workshops in January for anyone who is interested in expanding their digital media skills.
During the workshops, participants will join a digital skills expert and learn how to plan, film and edit a social media advert using nothing but your mobile phone.
The early 18th century Stables Inn (formerly Hopesgate Inn) Hopesgate, South Shropshire which is also part of the campaign © Giles Carey
They will discover the secret ingredients to creating a social media advert, how to storyboard their ideas and effective filming tricks and tips. The session activities all link to the essential digital skills framework, helping to build skills for life.
Workshops are taking place on the following dates:
Planning and Filming:
Tuesday 4th January 10:30-15:30
OR
Tuesday 11th January 10:30-15:30
At the Punchbowl Inn, Bridgnorth
Editing:
Saturday 22nd January 10:30 -12:30
OR
Saturday 22nd January 13:30-15:30
At Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery
The first workshops will take place at the Punchbowl Inn in Bridgnorth which is one of Shropshire’s heritage pub gems and over 700 years old.
Today The Punchbowl Inn retains many of its original characteristics and offers a warm welcome to all its guests.
As part of the sessions a £10 travel voucher and lunch will be provided as well as the opportunity to join us for an online premier of the finished films.
For more details or to book a place on a workshop, email gwendolen.powell@tdrheritage.co.uk or follow links at www.tdrheritage.co.uk/innsites/
These workshops are being organised as part of TDR Heritages Inn Sites project, which is investigating, recording and celebrating Shropshire’s rural pub heritage, funded by Historic England. Throughout the workshops you will have the opportunity to catch up with the project.
Follow our project and progress on Facebook @InnSites
Not on Facebook? Share your pub memories with us by emailing tdrheritage@gmail.com
