Here’s some information you might need to know about the club before joining us. We’re a friendly club of enthusiastic amateurs and help is always on hand for personal questions and issues. MKCC welcomes anyone with an interest in camcorders, video, (all formats), editing and any associated aspects of video-making, for example, video direction, audio, production and scriptwriting. Our aims are to improve our skills, exchange ideas, learn from each other and ENJOY our interest. Members are encouraged to make videos as individuals, or together as a club, regardless of expertise, age, budget or equipment.

Meetings and Events

MKCC meets at 7.30pm on the third Tuesday evening of the month, at Centrecom, in Central Milton Keynes. See our Meetings & Events for more details of club nights. Centrecom details are shown below.

Meeting Location

Centrecom is a community meeting place located at:
602 North Row, Secklow Gate West, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 3BJ

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Annual Membership Fees

Adult – £30
Junior (16 and under) – £12

The club’s year runs from June – May. Standard membership also entitles a member to bring along a guest, such as their parter or another family member, to meetings (Note: Guests cannot vote at our AGM). If you join part way through a year, the fee is reduced accordingly. Your first meeting is FREE and without obligation so you can see if the club is for you, before you pay.

You can download a membership application form by clicking here >> MKCC Membership Application

Equipment Hire and Public Liability

A big benefit of club membership is that members can hire from our equipment list for FREE. The club has several large items including tripod dollies, redhead/blonde lights and light stands, plus over 1000 production music CDs. (MKCC has a special music usage licence to use these but there are strict rules to follow). In addition, MKCC has public liability insurance in place for members taking part in club approved video shoots. 

Club History

Back in 1995, the “Milton Keynes and District Cine and Video Club” was formed and met up in Newport Pagnell. The club changed its name to Milton Keynes Camcorder Club in 1997. Since then, the club has delivered several major projects, including instructional videos, local event coverage, charitable documentaries and several club member videos. MKCC is affiliated with the IAC (The Institute Of Amateur Cinematographers).  Members from the club are encouraged to participate in competitions and individual members have enjoyed success in IAC competitions, winning bronze, silver, and gold seal awards.