A TOP crew from Clydeview Academy went on location to shoot a film about gender equality - in FOUR languages.

Third year pupils William Isles, Finn Campbell and Connor Good were selected for a special competition set up by the Scottish European Education Trust.

The trio went along for a day to celebrate different cultures and film 'Nightmare on Equality Street' in Spanish, French, Italian and German.

William, who wrote the script, said: "It was a brilliant day, learning how to shoot a film.

"We created a story board in class and had the chance to turn it in to a short film and managed to use four languages.

"We picked the subject of gender equality coming under attack.

"It was a great day."

Modern languages principal teacher Jill Gillespie said: "I was very proud of the boys, they were excellent ambassadors for our school.

"They learned such a lot about the technical side of making a film."

Clydeview Academy's team will now be invited to a premiere of their film, where they will find out if it will go on to the next stage of the competition.