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Move 'n Shoot
Start date: Jan 1, 2016, End date: Jul 31, 2016 PROJECT FINISHED

The youth exchange"Move ‘n Shoot" is an eight day activity to be held in Vasatokka youth centre in Inari, Finland. The youth exchange will gather 41 young people from 6 different countries, Finland, Slovenia, Italy, Hungary, Iceland and Germany to work on media tools while having fun all together by leading activities to each other. The participants are aged in between 15-23 and group sizes are a bit different from different country. The main objective is to bring young people from different countries together to work on videoshooting, photographying, writing and documenting outdoor and sport activities that each participant will lead to each other while learning to use the tools chosen.The youth exchange will be arranged during winter time 22-29.3.2016 and Advanced Planning Visit for the activity will be held in Rovaniemi 19-20.2.2016. The youth exchange will involve organisations really experienced and organisations completely new for international activities. Participants will all work together for common goals shading away the roles of the leaders and coordinators but encouraging for cooperation and equal participation.