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Tom Riley chats about playing Da Vinci Da Vinci's Demons at the First Light Awards 2013. http://FlicksAndTheCity.com - Visit Flicks and the City!   / flicksandthecity   - Like Flicks and the City on Facebook!   / flickscity   - Follow Flicks and the City on Twitter! Interviewer: Jan Gilbert   / jan_gilbert   - Follow Jan on Twitter! http://JanGilbert.co.uk - Visit JanGilbert.co.uk! Youngsters from across the UK today gathered at the Odeon in London's Leicester Square for the 2013 First Light Awards ceremony. Junior filmmakers had the chance to walk the red carpet at the most prestigious young filmmakers' event of the year alongside some famous faces including Olivia Williams, Rafe Spall, Joely Richardson and Edgar Wright. Young Voice Award, sponsored by Independent Talent Winner: Days That Made Us, produced by Somerset Film Award presented by Damien Molony and MyAnna Buring Best Comedy, in association with Pinewood Winner: H.B. produced by My Pockets, Bridport Award presented by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg FILMCLUB of the year, sponsored by FilmClub Winner: Heague Primary School, Derbyshire Award presented by Warren Brown and Luke Newberry FILMCLUB Member of the year, sponsored by FilmClub Winner: Joe Goff of Lawnswood School, Leeds Award presented by Warren Brown and Luke Newberry FLIC Award in association with Odeon Winner: Watch Your Language produced by Fosse Way School, Bath Award presented by Jason Maza and Freddie Fox Best Documentary in association with The Grierson Trust Winner: Echoes of Substance Abuse, produced by Twin Vision, Liverpool Award presented by Art Malik Digital Innovation Award sponsored by YouTube Winner: The Perfect Dream by Gulliver Moore from Frome in Somerset Award presented by Rafe Spall and Tom Riley Best Animation associated with Special Treats: Winner: High Above the Sky, produced by SPID Theatre Company, London Award presented by Nik Powell and Will Poulter Best Film by under-12s, in association with BAFTA Kids Winner: Time Report, produced by Signals Media Arts Centre, Colchester Award presented by Olivia Williams and James Norton Best Film by over 13s, sponsored by Sony Winner: Not Just a Diagnosis, produced by Ideal Films, Swindon Award presented by Sir Alan Parker and Manjinder Virk Best Drama, sponsored by EON Winner: Mutiny produced by Fairbridge in Scotland Award presented by Joely Richardson and Chiwetal Ejiofar First Light helps young people from all backgrounds develop skills, talent, creativity and confidence by giving them opportunities to create their own short films with the help of industry professionals. The films the young people create cover many topics and genres, and make use of today's accessible digital technologies to tell their stories with them in control. The roles of cast and crew would have been undertaken by various members of the young people in the group. Each would have had the opportunity to write, act, shoot, direct, light, edit, produce and screen their own film. The young filmmakers come from across the UK and a wide variety of social backgrounds and experiences -- including those with refugee status, young offenders and those from deprived areas -- with each filmmaker imparting a unique aspect of themselves into their films.