Young Audiences Archives - Page 7 of 11

Why cinema should be part of the arts ecology post-COVID-19

By Film Hub South West

There has been lots of debate about the impact of coronavirus on the film industry, but Mark Cosgrove, cinema curator of the Watershed, has been thinking about the long-term transformative impact of the pandemic on the sector.

Screen25: The Harder They Come screening

South London community cinema Screen25 partnered with the events company We Are Parable to deliver a free and immersive pop-up screening with the aim of engaging with local Black audiences.

Widescreen Weekend 2019

Bradford’s festival of large format cinema sets attendance records with an expanded programme and accessible pricing schemes.

Cornish Tommies C Fylm

Cornish Tommies is a short film telling the story of a Cornish miner called up to serve in the trenches in World War One.

‘Pizza is our secret weapon’ Reaching younger audiences in the New Release Programme

The Magic Lantern was one of eleven small to medium size cinemas from across the FAN network taking part in the New Release Programme.

Authenticity and boldness are the watch words for exhibitors at UKCA

By National

Programmer Claire Vaughn discusses the key takeaways for venues and exhibitors from this year’s UK Cinema Association conference, which focused on the ‘growing the big screen experience’.

This Way Up 2019: How cinemas can set themselves apart in the age of streaming?

By Film Hub Scotland

With younger audiences preferring to watch films on streaming services, film student Jess Partington writes how cinemas need to adapt in a changing landscape.

Focus Areas: Young Audiences

Why cinema should be part of the arts ecology post-COVID-19

Authenticity and boldness are the watch words for exhibitors at UKCA

Bounce Cinema

Mental health in cinema: How System Crasher is breaking down barriers

This Way Up 2019: How cinemas can set themselves apart in the age of streaming?