Projects demonstrating a contribution to reducing under-representation of target groups (disability, gender, race, age, socio-economics & sexual orientation), particularly in relation to audiences (as outlined in the BFI Diversity Standards)
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Made in Wales celebrates films with Welsh connections through tailored advice and assets that add value to the film’s release.
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This year’s (postponed) Innovation Lab focused on diversifying cinema audiences and programming through partnering venues with independent programmers who represented a wider diversity of experiences, cultures and heritages.
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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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The Made In Wales strategy could support ambitions to celebrate Welsh stories on screen, making Welsh connections recognisable, as films stand alongside independent and foreign language titles worldwide.
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The Wales-Africa Film Club is an informal community of people interested in watching and exploring African film.
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Dimensions, the national autism and learning disability support provider which pioneered autism friendly initiatives in cinemas nationwide, has ramped up their partnership with the…
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An exciting and unique partnership between seven cinemas in North Wales working collectively to promote British independent and international film.
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WOW Women’s Film Club runs inclusive female-friendly daytime screenings, reaching out to people from across BME communities in South Wales.
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The Queer Film Network (QFN) is a growing network of film programmers across the UK who specialise in LGBTQIA+ programming.
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