The Georgetown Film Festival is conducting its second annual filmmaking workshop aimed at nurturing the talents of young film and acting enthusiasts.
Over 40 individuals are set to benefit from this initiative, with workshops scheduled at the Herdmanston Lodge until the end of November.
Attendees shared their expectations, emphasizing the value of continuous learning and the potential for personal and professional growth through such workshops.
Rae Wiltshire, Founder and Executive Producer, highlighted that the festival’s original vision of showcasing Guyanese culture and stories through small videos has evolved into a broader endeavor.
He expressed that these workshops are integral in building a thriving film industry in Guyana and inspiring a new generation of filmmakers.
Wiltshire emphasized that cinema is not just about entertainment, but also a means to find meaning and empathy in life.
He expressed hope that the partnership and efforts would contribute to placing Guyanese talent on the global filmmaking map.
The workshops receive support from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).