A Moray music group has recruited a crew of local youngsters to help film their latest video.
Forres-based pop act Be Like Pablo are running a series of creative sessions with the Findhorn Bay Arts group, where they are training teenagers in how to produce videos for two of their songs.
Singer and songwriter Ewen Watson said he has been impressed by the youngsters’ enthusiasm for the ambitious project.
Mr Watson said: “We have made our own music videos in the past, and thought it would be a good idea to get young people involved in some way so they can get a bit of experience.
“They will learn all about camera work and lighting, and can take away some key skills that will benefit them on other projects too.
“It’s really quite ambitious, we had 15 people at our first session.”
Youngsters, including Laura MacPherson Zieger, Grace Green, Toby Spreadborough and Courtney Reade are learning about the creative and technical processes that go into creating the miniature films.
Be Like Pablo performed at various festivals in 2010, including T in the Park, and their debut album The New Adventures was released in 2012.
The five-piece are known for their upbeat music, and have been compared to the Beach Boys.
The sessions, which will last until June, are being held as part of the art group’s free spring and summer programme.
Youngsters are also learning circus skills, working on a radio drama and playing in an electric ceilidh.
Full details of the initiatives can be found at www.ignitemyah.org
