Teenagers at an Ennerdale Bridge venue learn the technology to put on professional live stage shows.
At The Gather in Ennerdale Bridge, Cumbria, a group have been taking part in a series of workshops funded by Arts Council England.
The scheme is the brainchild of retired headteacher, Peter Maher, who hopes it will improve the technical skills of those involved and provide some real-life experience.Mr Maher, who organised the workshop project in the west Cumbrian village, says he "knows of no other project like this". "I just thought it would be a great opportunity to learn about the new systems and I haven't been able to do that before and I always love to do stuff like this," he said.They were supervised by students already on music production, or similar, courses.
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