Teens from across the area have taken part in a free multimedia project aimed to enhance creative skills and talent.
Based at Cooke's Arts and Media Centre, partakers, ranging from 16-19 years-old, chose the topic of hidden homelessness as this year's innovate film project.
Co-director of the company, Kerry Kolbe said: "the project gave the teens an insight into the practical work experience involved in digital technology.
"The project gives these young adults a voice and a medium of expression."
Numerous former students of the class have gone onto careers within the film sector.
The film will be featured on NightStop website.
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