Experts
include the movie mansion guru, Bafta's former chairman Duncan Kenworthy who will
help bring their film ideas to life.
Duncan
says, "Bafta is delighted to partner with CBBC on me and my movie, which
will give kids from all over the UK a chance to get involved in the basics of
movie-making.
"We
hope it's going to inspire them all to have a go at writing, shooting and editing
their own movies, and whether they are interested in it as a career or not, that
they begin to develop a lifelong passion for film."
To
be in with a chance of winning this exclusive award, children are invited to submit
their home-made films to CBBC by 30 September 2007 with the short-listed nominees
invited to attend the Awards ceremony to be held in London on 25 November.
CBBC me and
my movie is also providing an original 3D online space where children can engage
with the experience of film-making. From September, children will be able to upload,
share and rate each others' films on the website bbc.co.uk/cbbc/meandmymovie.
CBBC creative
director Anne Gilchrist says, "Children are at the heart of everything we
do and this opportunity to engage children in film-making and to share and build
on each others' ideas is very exciting."
The
initiative is supported by the CBBC me and my movie summer roadshow and workshops
which will tour the UK with free film-making activities for children from July-September.