Swapshop 2014: Film Hub London - Paul Bowman, Film London
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Film Hub London aims to make cinema accessible to all Londoners by building partnerships across the cinema sector, understanding audiences, and providing resources like free membership, funding opportunities, and training. The Community Screen Scheme provides 10 awards of 贈3,000 each to support programming initiatives reaching new audiences, and 6 of these projects will partner with specific cinema chains in London. Eligible organizations can apply online by October 31st for consideration.
Swapshop 2014: Film Hub London - Paul Bowman, Film London
- 1. Film Hub London Opening Up A World of Film Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager September 2014
- 2. FILM HUB LONDON AIMS Ensuring cinema is accessible to as many Londoners Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager as possible Increasing opportunities for everyone to engage with cinema, in all its diversity Raising the profile of Londons cinema sector By Understanding the audience potential across London Building a network that involves all exhibitors in achieving Film Hub London aims Ensuring excellence in delivery across the sector Rio Cinema
- 3. MEMBERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Membership is free and gives access to the Hubs screening programmes, training, funding and audience research Community Screen Scheme Boost Award Programming Priority Scheme Made in London Access Cinema Training Bursaries National Training Strategy Capture: Know Your Audience Exhibitors Breakfasts Advice Surgeries Dalston Square Peoples Cinema, 2013 Supported by Film London Community Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager Pilot Fund
- 4. Community Screen Scheme Supports programming initiatives which aim to reach new and underserved audiences. Provides opportunities for sustainable community-led activity Increase the geographical spread of film exhibition activity across London Strengthen links with commercial operators Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager Herne Hill Free Film Festival, 2013 Supported by Film London Community Pilot Fund
- 5. COMMUNITY SCREEN SCHEME 10 Awards of 贈3,000 Award 15% Match Funding (cash or in-Kind) Read the Membership Guidelines before completing the application form. You must apply online. Applications can be found at http://filmlondon.org.uk/communityscreenscheme Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager
- 6. COMMUNITY SCREEN SCHEME 6 of the 10 awarded projects will partner with a selected site for their projects Odeon: Barnet Putney South Woodford Streatham Wimbledon Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager Cineworld: Enfield Bexleyheath Ilford Wembley Vue: Acton Croydon Grants Dagenham Harrow Romford Wood Green Odeon Barnet Vue Romford Cineworld Wembley
- 7. PREVIOUSLY AWARDED PROJECTS Apsara Arts Croydon Black History Studies Ltd Haringey Chadwell Heath Cinema Club Barking and Dagenham Cinema 6 Peckham Eastside Community Heritage Barking and Dagenham Kids Whirled Lambeth Our Park Presents Hounslow Science Fiction Theatre Hackney Somers Town Film Club Camden Sydenham Film Club Lewisham West Hampstead Cinema Club Camden & Barnet Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager Screening at the Lexi Cinema
- 8. COMMUNITY SCREEN SCHEME Key Dates Open: 18 September 2014 Information sessions: TBC w/c 29 October, 6 October, 13 October Deadline: 31 October 2014 Interviews: w/c 10 November 2014 Awards Announced: w/c 8 December 2014 Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager
- 9. Thank you 020 7613 7697 filmhublondon@filmlondon.org.uk www.filmlondon.org.uk/filmhublondon @Film_London #FHL Paul Bowman | Senior Film Culture Manager
Editor's Notes
- #5: Activity funding will support pilot screening activity, subsidise screening costs and additional publicity.
- #6: So, how much money is available? In-kind match funding refers to the value of resources that the organisation or its partners are contributing to a project. This might include staff time or the use of office space and equipment
- #7: Through partnerships with Vue, Odeon and Cineworld and capitalising on their broad geographical distribution of sites outside central London, the Community Screen Scheme provides the opportunity for 6 of the 10 awarded projects to utilise selected Vue sites for their projects. Community exhibitors will have access to screening facilities otherwise unavailable to them and the sites will benefit from increased community awareness of their cinema, reaching new local audiences.
- #8: Black History Studies previously screened at Marcus Garvey Library in Tottenham Science Fiction Theatre Screening of Farenhiet 451