
Microbudget Filmmaking Workshop
Matt Harlock on funding, casting and finishing a 14-day feature.
Let’s Make Films is a collaborative collective in Liverpool dedicated to teaching, showcasing, and producing independent cinema and digital art
Let’s Make Films is a creative collective in Liverpool that fosters storytelling through filmmaking and digital innovation. They deliver hands-on education, including the BFI Film Academy, while presenting regular film screenings, artist talks, and workshops like lino printing. The collective curates diverse programmes, from cult classics to arthouse film premieres. Beyond traditional cinema, they host interactive exhibitions, conferences, and digital art installations that explore intersections between technology, identity, and sound. They actively support aspiring filmmakers and researchers through residencies and community-focused projects.

Matt Harlock on funding, casting and finishing a 14-day feature.

Matt Harlock's darkly comic thriller, followed by a Q&A.

Weekly screening, film discussion and creative technique exercises

Short film showcase featuring local filmmakers, creative mixers and food.

Weekly screening, film discussion and creative technique exercises

Psychological thriller screening plus live Zoom Q&A with writer-director Pascal Plante.

25th-anniversary 4K screening of the cult classic.

Live set by DJ amyyyhend, horror films, fancy dress contest and Dante launch

Explore the cult classic through clips, discussion, and fan theories.

Scorsese's 1985 dark comedy After Hours, with pre-film pizza and post-film hangout.

Agnès Varda screening and discussion plus a two-minute film plan

Marie Louise Williams guides a relaxed beginner willow-weaving session.
Let’s Make Films hosts a diverse programme of independent film screenings, educational filmmaking workshops, artist-led exhibitions, and academic conferences in Liverpool.
Let’s Make Films operates in partnership with FACT Liverpool, situated on Wood Street, Liverpool.
Let’s Make Films delivers the BFI Film Academy, a hands-on course for 16-19-year-olds in Merseyside covering scriptwriting, camera work, and editing.
Yes, Let’s Make Films curates a monthly film night called STASHED, which focuses on rediscovering cult classics, independent cinema, and overlooked gems.
Many gallery exhibitions hosted by Let’s Make Films are free, though specific screenings, conferences, and workshops may require ticket purchases via the FACT website.