This month we have rather naughtily put creativity and education up against one another - but obviously in a dream world they would be best pals. So, how do you really make the most of both?

This month we're looking at creative education...but does this always have to come from the classroom? Why not teach yourself a key arts skill?

Here's a handy guide to writing reviews for the web by A Younger Theatre's Editor Jake Orr.

So you're thinking about traveling and you want to take your camera with you. Why not make a film while you're there?

The theme this month is art takes a trip, but it's often the case people take a trip to see the art.

Music videos are a good way for film makers to express their creativity and originality. But, don't make the mistake of thinking they're easy to create...

Shakespeare Schools Festival is the largest youth drama festival in the UK! Whether your school is taking part or not, there's no reason why you can't get to a performance in your area. Here's a simple guide to reviewing a performance yourself.

Last week, I attended a screen printing workshop with Illuminate. Illuminate is part of Nottingham Museums and Galleries for 16-24 year olds and we meet weekly every Wednesday, getting up to lots of creative activities and munching on Jaffa Cakes!

In Part One you learned all about the logistics of festival writing, but how do you come up with the goods? What makes a great festival review?

Are you a film maker? Have you recently made a film? Do you want to screen and get recognised for that film? You do? Then you're reading the right article.