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Film Hub Scotland New Promoters: Tanatsei Gambura in Conversation

By Film Hub Scotland

The Film Hub Scotland New Promoters scheme is aiming to increase the number of film programmers who are marginalised working for cinemas, festivals and venues within Scotland by providing six-month placements paid at the Living Wage.

Seeing the Signs: Is it safe for the Deaf community to return to the cinema?

By National

As cinemas re-open to the general public, Priscilla Igwe, director of The New Black Film Collective, writes about the challenges facing the D/deaf community and why greater access is needed more than ever before.

Rainbow Film Festival

An inclusive film festival that engages local Bangladeshi communities across East London, with filmmakers sharing their expertise with local audiences through Q&As and seminars.

Scalarama 2020: How programming and organisations can strive to be more inclusive

By National

In June 2020, Matchbox Cineclub hosted a roundtable for Scalarama Glasgow to discuss how organisations, independent exhibitors and programmers can work to make their programmes and events sincerely inclusive.

FAN’s Advice Sessions offers members free tailored expertise sessions

By Film Hub Scotland

In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, the FAN Advice Sessions scheme is here to offer you guidance and advice from a wide range of industry experts. The scheme provides Hub Members with one-on-one sessions tailored to your needs including crisis management, business planning, health & safety guidelines, and planning for reopening.

Increasing the visibility of people with a learning disability on screen: The Peanut Butter Falcon partnership

Increasing the visibility of learning disabled people on screen: The Peanut Butter Falcon partnership

The Curzon Project (part of NI Cinema Day)

As part of Film Hub NI Cinema Day we presented the brilliant new short documentary that told the story of The Curzon cinema which operated from 1936 to 1999 on Belfast’s Ormeau Road.

Why we need to talk about Black audiences returning to cinemas

By National

With Black, Asian and other ethnic groups being more likely to die from Covid-19, We Are Parable ask: where are the additional measures and guidelines we need to ensure our audiences are protected and safeguarded when they go to the cinema?

Humanise Community Film Club

A new community group for Liverpool’s Edge Hill district, where audiences can find food, films and solidarity.

Clanmil Housing Association community screenings

Film Hub NI and Clanmil Housing programmed a series of screenings in residential sites over Halloween, Christmas and Feb half-term 18/19.