L - R : Denis Bluzman, Leon Wong, Ana Matos, Kimberly Del Barrio, Mr.Pillai, Clinton Plummer-Nelson, Marlon Curniffe, Riearna Walters, Patrick Stewart, Felix Young, Aaron Roberts, Jessamy Hardie, Molly Gilmartin, Alex Ibidunni, Amir Poshteh

After a Q & A session, Patrick Stewart and the students were interviewed by London Tonight and The Times Education Supplement to promote the work of Film Education and its role in bringing young people one step closer to the film industry.
 

Jessamy talks to London Tonight

The students really enjoyed the day and gained a lot from the experience. Some of those lucky enough to attend the materclass share their thoughts below:

“A really good experience in finding out about the film industry.” Denis Bluzman, AS Film Studies

“It was both fun and educational.” Amir Poshteh, A2 Media Studies

“It was an amazing experience meeting him and learning from his past.” Kimberly Del Barrio, A2 Media Studies

“It was very helpful to hear and take advice from such a successful and established actor of theatre and
film.” Aaron Roberts, A2 Film Studies

Sam Wilson & Nick Walker of Film Education

“To have been able to meet such a prolific actor and also have him take time to talk to us and answer our questions was an amazing experience.” Ana Matos, A2 Film Studies

“Meeting Patrick Stewart was emotional.” Marlon Curniffe, A2 Film Studies

Click here to visit the Film Education website and find out more about Film Education resources and events, including National Schools Film Week.

Patrick Stewart talks to London Tonight