A-listers started off as an antidote to social exclusion for neurodivergent young people who had found it difficult to replace the camaraderie and stimulation of their SEN schools. And the social aspect of the club does remain a large part of its appeal for the members.
As well as becoming a group of firm friends, A-listers also have the chance to generate ideas and to perform and most exciting of all, to be part of a film-making collaborative. A-listers want to be seen and heard!
What is a-listers about ?
WhO IS BEHIND THE SCENES?
A-listers is the brainchild of Liz Jameson from Fam Jam Films, a short film and content producer with a passion for inclusivity and accessibility.
The result is entertaining and watchable films which shine a light on the hugely talented A-listers, with all their wonderful quirks and enthusiasms.
She is backed by experienced film-making professionals, namely writer-director Ross Jameson and photographer Hugh Fox who lends his incredible skills as lighting cameraman. The crew work together regularly as the collaboration Pinkie Films and provide post production as well as crew, all coming together to lay on fun-packed filming sessions.
