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SUPPORTING YOUNG STORYTELLERS

ClickPlay is founded by Writer/Director Flavia Casà, and lead by a community of co-creators. The group of mentors have over 10 years experience in

film production, film & TV acting, creative writing, and community building. They  have helped young people from a variety of backgrounds

                                                     

FLAVIA CASÀ

FILMMAKER & FOUNDER

"Flavia delivered a brilliantly original lesson which involved live readings of a film scene, giving students different roles to portray and fomenting learning by practising. It was a clear and dynamic lesson, showing us how writing translates to film and teaching us to think practically. Our Creative Writing students loved her workshop!"

- Senior Teaching Fellow, Warwick Writing Programme

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London based, Turkish-Italian Writer/Director Flavia Casà has a BFA in Film Production

from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. She 

is a video producer for advertising campaigns. Alongside this she is a

guest lecturer in screenwriting at

Warwick University, where she

focuses on storytelling as a

powerful tool for communication.  

She has combined her creative skills 

with her passion for teaching by mentoring 

socially marginalised young people, and developing imaginative play with disabled children. Flavia is passionate about empowering young people through film. She is fully trained in safeguarding best practiceses and is DBS certified.

She has worked for acclaimed directors Cédric Klapisch and Noah Baumbach. With Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu, she worked on the Academy Award-winning Birdman,

where she was mentored by Director of Photography, Emmanuel Lubezki, ASC.

Flavia has directed a variety of short

films, which received accolades

globally. Flavia's feature film, Beautiful

in the Morning, premiered and opened

LA Femme International Film Festival,

where Flavia was a finalist for Best Feature Writer. The film received 3 Awards in acting, and another 3 nominations for Best Feature, Best Cinematography, and Best Music. The script was top 15% of the prestigious Academy Nicholl Fellowship.

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