Frankenfish - Captain Catch's Silent Film Festival
726 views · Published 24 November 2016 · 6:58 · Indexed 27 September 2026
Channel: Seafish · 2016 · Education
In this film horrifying science meets underwater beauty in a colourful story of mad scientists, radiant sea creatures and under-the-waves dance-offs. ‘Captain Catch’s Silent Film Festival’ is a project funded by the Seafish Strategic Investment Fund and delivered by Beard Askew, which has engaged five classes of primary school pupils from England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to educate them on important seafood industry topics. The series of five silent films highlight a range of issues including safety at sea, seafood sustainability and the health benefits of eating fish. From the conception of ideas, to storyboarding and acting, the children have created a range of must-see short silent films which will entertain and inform all. South Wooton Junior School from King's Lynn, Norfolk are the starring cast for this film. For more information on the project please visit http://www.captaincatchsilentfilmfestival.com/ To learn more about Seafish go to the Seafish website: http://www.seafish.org/ Film produced by Beard Askew: http://beardaskew.tv/
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