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If you’ve ever thought about how to engage young audiences aged 16-30 but have been unsure where to start or even if you’ve begun work in this area but are now thinking about how to take it to the next level, then this is the resource for you.
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Join BFI FAN in saying a big #ThanksToYou to National Lottery players for funding amazing arts projects across the UK.
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BFI FAN Cinema Stories shares experiences of venues all over the country to highlight the innovations and challenges that exhibitors currently face within the sector.
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Ahead of the release of Neptune Frost on 4 November, writer Edson Burton spoke to director Saul Williams about his unique futuristic vision.
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BFI has announced details of the new BFI National Lottery Audience Projects Fund, with £15m available over three years to support the UK exhibition and distribution sector to grow audiences for UK independent film and XR/broader screen work.
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BFI FAN Cinema Stories shares experiences of venues all over the country to highlight the innovations and challenges that exhibitors currently face within the sector.
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Next year, Into Film’s Spring Screenings will return with a full UK-wide programme from 6-23 March 2023 and they are inviting cinemas to take part in events.
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Join the Independent Cinema Office (ICO) for Autumn Screening Days 2022 – a hybrid event running in person at the National Science & Media Museum, Bradford (12 – 14 November) and online (15 – 18 November).
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BFI Chair Tim Richards and Chief Executive Ben Roberts have published Screen Culture 2033, the BFI’s new 10-year strategy signalling a fresh approach to benefitting the public and industry through to its landmark centenary in 2033.
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From the Independent Cinema Office and Lux comes a new national touring film programme examining access and inclusion in the UK countryside, featuring new film commissions by artists Ufuoma Essi, Dan Guthrie and Arjuna Neuman, plus a curated programme of archive film.
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