Amplify Us presents the Chestnut Grove Young Reel Podcast
Welcome to The Young Reel Podcast, a unique podcast created by students at Chestnut Grove Academy during a dynamic five-week podcasting workshop with Amplify Us. In this thought-provoking episode, film and media students explore whether cinema is truly in decline, specifically among younger audiences.
In This Episode:
Join Bea, Isla, Milo, Thomas, and Laura, talented film and media students from Chestnut Grove Academy, as they delve into the growing concern about cinema’s place in the lives of young people. Through engaging interviews, vox pops, and lively discussions, they take you on a journey of exploring cinema from a youth perspective.
Key Topics Discussed:
Franchises, Remakes, and Legacy Films: How dominant are reboots and sequels in today’s cinema landscape?
The Decline of Teen and Coming-of-Age Films: What happened to stories for young audiences in theatres?
The Move to Streaming Services: Is the rise of streaming platforms reshaping film consumption habits?
Atomisation of Films and Social Media Marketing: How does social media influence movie marketing and audience engagement?
Young People, Attention Spans, and Narrative Form: Are young viewers losing interest in traditional storytelling?
Why You Should Listen?:
Authentic Voices: Hear directly from young people about their views on the future of cinema.
Insightful and Thoughtful Discussions: Get a fresh perspective on how cinema is evolving in the digital age.
Co-Creation and Student Empowerment: This episode was co-produced by the students, giving you a unique and genuine look at their thoughts on the subject.
About the Podcast:
The Young Reel Podcast is part of Amplify Us, a platform that empowers young people by offering podcasting workshops in schools and organisations. These workshops enable students to develop vital skills, express their thoughts, and create engaging podcast episodes on topics that matter most to them. Amplify Us gives young creators the agency to discuss their passions, share stories, and shape their narratives.
