🇫🇷 Erasmus+ Youth Exchange in France 🎬 Creating Music Videos on Inclusion, Ecology and Youth Autonomy 🎭

Do you want to spend a week in Brittany turning ideas into music videos with young people from across Europe? CreAction is an Erasmus+ youth exchange in Tréveneuc, France, bringing together young people from France, Germany, Belgium and North Macedonia to create together around civic and social themes through music, art and technology.

About the Project

CreAction is an Erasmus+ youth exchange (KA152 youth exchange mobility) organised by Autarcie Productions. During one week, participants will create short music videos together around civic and social themes such as inclusion, engagement, ecology, mental health, discrimination and youth autonomy. The project combines music, dance, staging, smartphone filming and video editing. The aim is to create together, learn by doing, cooperate with young people from other countries, and take part in a concrete and meaningful European experience.

What You'll Do

🎵 Collaborate on short music videos exploring inclusion, ecology, mental health, discrimination and youth autonomy.

🎭 Experiment with theatre, dance and creative body expression.

📱 Gain hands-on skills in smartphone filming and video editing.

🌍 Share traditions and connect through intercultural evenings.

Throughout the week you will move from get-to-know-you and ice-breaking activities to workshops around the project themes, debates, theatre exercises and body expression, then into production paths where you turn ideas into artistic messages, finalise your productions, exchange good and bad practice, and close with a YouthPass ceremony, a farewell party and a projection of the productions. Team building activities and a touristic visit are also part of the programme.

Who Can Apply

🌍 Young people aged 18 to 25 from France, Germany, Belgium and North Macedonia.

👥 Each country sends 5 young people plus 1 group leader (4 countries in total). Each delegation must ensure gender diversity, and each participant's application must be approved by the partner organization in their country.

🗣️ The main working language is simple English, with support from participants and leaders. All workshops and activities are conducted in English.

What's Covered

💶 Travel is reimbursed according to Erasmus+ rules, based on the distance of your journey and on presentation of supporting documents (invoice, tickets and boarding pass), up to the amount set in the Erasmus+ distance band. Please note that the plane is not considered an eco-responsible means of transport. Accommodation and 3 meals a day are fully covered by Autarcie Productions.

🥗 Meals are organised during the stay. Dietary requirements, allergies and cultural or religious food restrictions are collected before arrival and taken into account.

What to Bring

🎒 Comfortable clothes for indoor and outdoor workshops, plus clothes suitable for Brittany weather: a rain jacket, a warm jumper and comfortable shoes.

💧 A personal water bottle, to reduce waste and avoid excessive washing of glasses.

📱 A laptop or smartphone with charger, headphones, enough storage space for filming and, if possible, a power bank.

🏊 A towel and swimsuit (the water is cold but you can swim).

🎁 Cultural items and specialities from your country (drinks and/or food) for the international evenings.

📄 Your travel documents, including ID card or passport, European Health Insurance Card if applicable, and proof of personal insurance.

Group Rules

🤝 The project is based on respect, listening and active participation. Discriminatory, violent, humiliating or harassing behaviour will not be accepted. Participants must respect the schedule, shared spaces, equipment, the rules of the centre and the instructions given by the group leaders. Image rights and consent will be explained at the beginning of the project.

The Details

📍 Venue: Centre ANAS, 25 rue du Port Goret, 22410 Tréveneuc, France (Brittany).

📅 Dates: 7 to 14 September 2026. Arrival is planned on 7 September and departure on 14 September 2026. Partners are encouraged to organise group travel as much as possible to avoid individual travel and reduce risks.