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BFI 2022

By Tara Judah

Bringing two days of panels, presentations and discussions at This Way Up to a close, Amanda Nevill from the BFI took questions from the audience about…

This Way Up 2016 Day 2: Friendly Design & The Right Price

By Tara Judah

Better Exhibition Through Good Design In the exhibition business it’s all too easy not to notice the problems in your venue’s service design. You might…

Keynote Address – Johanna Koljonen: Bodies, Spaces and Communities: Designing Cinemas (& VR)

By Johanna Koljonen

The following is taken from Johanna Koljonen’s keynote address from This Way Up, Thursday November 29 2016. From a background in broadcasting where I…

Knowing the Score: Charles Gant on the year in British independent film at the UK box office

By Charles Gant

For British independent films at the UK box office, even more than in previous years, 2016 has been an occasion of feast or famine….

The Experiences and Impact of Local Cinema in Scotland: An Exploratory Study

By Film Hub Scotland

Highlighting the essential role that rural film exhibitors play in culture, community, wellbeing, learning, heritage and the local economy.

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.

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’.

Understanding the value and impacts of cultural experiences (2014)

By Arts Council England

This review provides a useful overview of frameworks and methodological approaches that have been used to investigate how individuals are affected by their experience of arts and culture and how organisations can engage people with impactful experiences.

Research: Mapping Film Exhibition Scotland (2016)

By Creative Scotland

Find out more about what is what is happening ‘on the ground’ across film exhibition in Scotland.

The Impact of Local Cinema (2005)

By UK Film Council

This research conducted in 2005 finds that a well-supported local cinema can make vital contributions to community, often in surprising ways.

Impact Areas: Economic

BFI 2022

Keynote Address – Johanna Koljonen: Bodies, Spaces and Communities: Designing Cinemas (& VR)

Knowing the Score: Charles Gant on the year in British independent film at the UK box office

Cinema Know How