A 5-week photography programme for Londoners aged 18 to 24 years old.

Magnum Photos is proud to partner with <a href="https://www.createjobslondon.org/jobs/creativity-works-visual-storytelling-with-magnum-photos" target="_blank">Create Jobs</a> to offer a 5-week intensive photography course to young Londoners aged 18 to 24 years old.

This intensive course seeks to equip London’s young creative talent with the connections, skills, knowledge and inspiration to tell stories that are important to them and that inform and impact social change. Through a range of practical workshops and activities, critique sessions and talks, fifteen young Londoners will develop their own visual language and the skills required to understand photography’s ever-changing marketplace.

Under the guidance of Magnum Nominee Lua Ribeira, the participants will develop a body of work for an exhibition, responding to a live brief developed with It’s Nice That, one of London’s top creative agencies and publishers.

The workshop will culminate with opening of the exhibition on 22 November at Protein Studios.

Deadline for applications is 8 October.
<a href="https://www.createjobslondon.org/jobs/creativity-works-visual-storytelling-with-magnum-photos" target="_blank">Click here to apply.</a>

<b>Where & When</b>
Soap Box, London EC1V 9HX
22 October - 22 November

<b>Fees</b>
The workshop is free of charge. Travel and lunch expenses are covered.

<b>Selection and Requirements</b>
Workshop participants should be between 18 and 24 years old, living in London, unemployed and not in full time education. The participants will be selected by Magnum Photos and Create Jobs. The masterclass is limited to 15 participants.

Further requirements and terms can be found <a href="https://www.createjobslondon.org/jobs/creativity-works-visual-storytelling-with-magnum-photos" target="_blank">here.</a>

<b>Contact</b>

For enquiries relating to this project please email Johanna Lacey: jo.lacey@anewdirection.org.uk

Creativity Works: Visual Storytelling Workshop is supported by The Mayor of London’s Fund, The PrintSpace, It’s Nice That, Fujifilm and SoapBox