Structure: Film Literacy Europe is the coordinating organisation and will oversee the programme and provide European coordination and support. The FILMCLUB website, learning materials and some training materials will be provided by Into Film. The national film club pilots will be coordinated by co-beneficiaries: ActiveWatch in Romania, Associació Educativa i Cultural Sahrazad in Spain (mainly Catalonia) and Future Worlds Center in Cyprus. These partners will meet five times during the year to share expertise, troubleshoot and coordinate activities.Expertise, complementarity & added value: This proposal is largely about sharing expertise between nations and in particular using a model tried and tested over 7 years in four different education regimes across over 7,000 schools in the UK – FILMCLUB and translating it across European borders into three very different nations. The co-founder Beeban Kidron and founding CEO of FILMCLUB Mark Higham, have formed Film Literacy Europe as a non-profit organisation to support and facilitate this and future pilots. Into Film and the co-beneficiary organisations and project leaders all have substantial experience in media education, see organisational descriptions and CVs contained in Annex 4. José Manuel Pérez Tornero and his team at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona will oversee the evaluation of the programme, providing an evaluation framework for each of the national evaluators to follow as well as an evaluation report that pulls together the findings at the end of the programme.As well as the lead partners of this programme, we to work with a range of European partners with whom we have had discussions including Filmbank, Union Internationale des Cinemas (UNIC), European Schoolsnet, CUMEDIAE and the Media & Learning Association to realise the project, disseminate its findings and build a deliverable film literacy network and programme throughout European nations. We also hope to work with Europa Cinemas.