Projects extending film provision to groups / communities that have limited access to specialised film content and providing increased opportunities for diverse and disparate communities to enjoy a range of cinematic experiences.
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Cinema in the City was a cinematic experience by FACT allowing audiences to discover the best films in extraordinary places across the Liverpool City Region.
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At Cinema Rediscovered 2022, FAN Conversations and Reframing Film brought together some of the most distinctive voices in film curation and archiving for a session on the potential of reframing film heritage.
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Cinema For All are delighted to launch their BFI-funded Sustain coaching programmes for 2022. The popular coaching programme allows film groups to access funds and knowledge to empower them to take the next steps with their community cinema.
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A new website designed to make cinema more accessible to Deaf and Blind audiences has launched in the UK.
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Just started or thinking of starting up a community cinema group? Cinema For All have announced the Launchpad scheme to help you every step of the way inc. coaching sessions and £300 bursary to help cover the cost of your first two screenings.
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There are many ways in which cinemas and exhibitors can get involved to promote d/Deaf awareness from 2-8 May.
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Wales Youth Festival Network (WYFN) is an informal network for supporting film festivals and venues across Wales to screen independent films to young audiences aged 15-26.
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Film Hub Wales (FHW) and the Wales Council for Deaf People (WCDP) are working with seven Welsh cinemas, to establish D/deaf volunteer groups who will help to improve cinema experiences for audiences with hearing loss, in their local communities.
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In January 2021, Exeter Phoenix worked with a freelance Cinema Outreach Coordinator, Thea Berry, to work on an audience development project aimed at strengthening their visibility to, and to find new ways to reach, audiences under 25, and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic audiences.
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The Hippodrome Silent Film Festival (HippFest, est’d 2011) – Scotland’s first and only festival of silent cinema centred in Scotland’s oldest cinema.
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