Last weekend was the final weekend of the Tomorrow’s Take project. We all met in Oslo for the weekend to do lots of filming and decide how the film will look. We interviewed people from a “transition town” in Sagene, from the Blitz house and from the shop Fairtrade Friends. We went around Oslo and did some green graffiti – using a paint made from moss. We also did some guerrilla gardening – plant vegetables, fruit and flowers in any soil we could find around the centre of Oslo. It was really a great weekend, so get ready for a awesome short film about sustainable development in Norway!

At the first TT weekend the participants came up with many fantastic ideas for a t-shirt design for the project. The winning design in the one show below, which will soon be printed onto t-shirts and sent to all the participants. As a project about sustainability, it is crucial that we also make the project sustainable, so there will be a small surprise concerning the t-shirt, which we will reveal soon…

Last weekend was the first seminar of the Tomorrow’s Take film project. Youth from Tromsø, Østfold, Vestfold, Oslo and Bergen all came together to be trained on how to use professional video equipment, how to direct shots and conduct interviews. We were trained by film producer Kristian Sinkerud and documentary film maker Liv Mari Mortensen. We also thought a lot about the term “sustainable development”, and started to plan local projects to educate and inspire action on the subtheme we chose; how much do we value our resources? Lots of fun was had by all, especially playing the (now) classic game “Diva or Beaver?”. You can find the powerpoint with the game on here, so you can play yourself!

Applications are now open for Tomorrow’s Take! You can APPLY HERE.