Awareness / attitudes Archives - Page 18 of 28

What will distribution in 2021 look like?

By National

As 2020 comes to an end with many of the year’s planned releases thrown into turmoil, Jack Bell looks ahead and how distribution could change in 2021.

Revisit This Way Up 2020

By National

Did you miss this year’s This Way Up? Don’t worry, now you can re-watch all the sessions.

BFI FAN Film Exhibition Fund awards over £750,000 to UK exhibitors to support diverse programming and bring back audiences

By National

National Lottery funding aims to re-engage audiences with collective, big screen film experiences

This Way Up 2020: New Year, New Cinema

By National

Reba Martin writes for The Bigger Picture about how the seventh edition of the This Way Up conference tackled the year’s unprecedented challenges and changes to the cinema industry.

Three Films Festival

A three-day short online short film festival showcasing films made for and by young people aged 15-25.

This Way Up 2020: The need for diversifying British Film Culture

By National

Vicki Brown writes for The Bigger Picture about the main takeaways from This Way Up 2020’s session on Diversifying British Film Culture.

Film Distributors’ Association launches A Season of Cinematic Goodwill

By National

As some cinemas re-open for the holiday season, the FDA is presenting a collection of Christmas titles that are now available to book – A Season of Cinematic Goodwill.

Culture, Community, Accountability, Resilience are Key Themes of This Way Up 2020

By National

This Way Up, the UK’s annual film exhibition conference, will focus on themes of Community, Culture, Accountability and Resilience for its first digital edition, taking place 1-3 December.

UK Cinema Association rebukes new Tier 3 cinema restrictions

By National

The UK Cinema Association has strongly criticised today’s Government announcement which will see cinemas in ‘Tier 3’ in England required to remain closed when the national lockdown ends on 2 December.

Strategic Interventions

Targeting low areas of provision in the Midlands, Strategic Interventions delivered activity in collaboration with on-the-ground partners to provide sustainable, better connected, more visible, and a more ambitious film scene.