For young people aged 10–18. Build skills, tell stories, gain experience and be part of real creative projects.
Through our National Lottery-funded Digital Divide project in 2020, Fame Star Youth provided laptops and tablets to support young people and families experiencing digital exclusion in Woodberry Down. This helped young people access schoolwork and stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fame Star Youth is a non-profit organisation supporting young people aged 10–18 through filmmaking, acting, performance and creative skills development. Through practical workshops and real film productions, we help young people build confidence, develop their talents, gain valuable experience and tell stories that matter.
One of Fame Star Youth’s young creatives, Ozora Chukwu, had her poetry published and featured in Own Your Crown, a board game created by Universal Board Games. Her achievement celebrates the creativity, talent and potential of young people.
We inspire young people aged 10–18 to discover their talents, build confidence and develop creative skills through filmmaking, acting, performance and practical workshops.
We help young people build self-confidence, develop positive relationships and make informed choices through creative activities, teamwork and a safe, supportive environment.
We support young people to develop their creative ideas, work collaboratively and gain practical experience through workshops, performances and real film productions.
We encourage young people to pursue their ambitions, explore opportunities in film and the creative industries, and develop the skills and experience to achieve their goals.
We promote young people's voices, talents and achievements through film, performances and community projects, encouraging inclusion, positive relationships and opportunities for young people to shine.
Your support helps Fame Star Youth provide filmmaking, acting and creative opportunities for young people aged 10–18, helping them build confidence, develop skills and achieve their potential.
