Graffiti artists
Sam, 17, is a keen graffiti artist who wanted to make a film which promoted the graffiti scene in Bristol.
During the workshop Sam learnt how to edit and use a camera and said he would've actually liked more time to make a longer film with more interviewees. He's currently taking his level 2 in Maths and English.
Is graffiti a positive or negative influence?
Graffiti art in Bristol is more than just Banksy. Sam talks to people and finds out what they think graffiti brings to their city.
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This Make Tracks video was produced with assistance from Lifetracks partner, Rathbone, who work with young people that don't feel ready for work or further learning. They help young people discover their ability to succeed, and then support them to go on to college, training or employment.
They do this through a range of tailor-made programmes, out-reach work, courses and apprenticeships. To find out if they can help you, contact your local Rathbone centre.
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