Case Studies | The Bigger Picture

Off Y Grid

An exciting and unique partnership between seven cinemas in North Wales working collectively to promote British independent and international film.

WOW Women’s Film Club

WOW Women’s Film Club runs inclusive female-friendly daytime screenings, reaching out to people from across BME communities in South Wales.

Film Family Saturdays!

Regular film for families every Saturday at 11am, with free pre-activity themed to the film content at 10.30am

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Jam Jar Cinema – Bridging the Digital Divide

Iris Prize Best British Jury_QFN member Helen Wright is second right

The Queer Film Network

The Queer Film Network (QFN) is a growing network of film programmers across the UK who specialise in LGBTQIA+ programming.

Visible Cinema

A monthly film club monthly for deaf and hard of hearing film lovers

Focusing on customer experience and audience development, this programme gives the exhibition sector the tools and confidence to successfully incorporate a customer-focused approach that will impact on both the venue and its audience.

Cinema Day 16

A one day initiative which celebrated 120 years of film exhibition in Northern Ireland. Over 1000 people shared in the joy of film on Bank Holiday Monday 29th August 2016.

Audience watching Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

Musical Matinee Club

Free relaxed film screenings specifically designed to welcome people who may benefit from a more informal environment e.g. those living with dementia and disabilities.

Slough International Short Film Festival

Short film screenings organised and programmed by a diverse group of under 25s as part of Youth Engagement Slough’s ‘YEStival’.