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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.
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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.
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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.
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Short film screenings organised and programmed by a diverse group of under 25s as part of Youth Engagement Slough’s ‘YEStival’.
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A new and unique strand of additional activity specifically focusing on queer and trans people of colour (QTPOC). Taking place in addition to the core festival programme, Shades of Queer consisted of 13 events across 6 venues in 3 London Boroughs, with a programme made up of relevant screenings and panels and Q&As.
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A unique project that explores creativity in sites of conflict through the eyes of some of the world’s most daring and innovative filmmakers.
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Love is All Around: An inspiring array of film screenings and supporting activity delivered across the UK during the key months of the BFI’s third Blockbuster season (October and December 2015).
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A two-day workshop providing a unique insight into a film festival for young-people aged 16 – 24 and skills development in creating Vlogs and critically responding to film festival events.
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A Scotland-wide tour of archive film screenings and special guests exploring what our towns and cities mean to us today
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Nottinghamshire film club, Reel Equality, counters the dominance of male-focused stories and tired female stereotypes in the mainstream film industry with monthly film screenings that tell diverse and interesting women-centred stories.
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