Scottish Screen Corporate Plan

Scottish Screen – Corporate Plan
Over 500,000 admissions in
supported cinema venues
Screen Exhibition Strategy
launched in March 2007.
Cinema Access Programme
launched investing £96,000
of Scottish Arts Council
Lottery funds in soft subtitling
and audio description
facilities in cinemas across
Scotland.
Target Achieved
Pocket Shorts Scotland
showcase at EIFF
Post review, Alt-w moved to
New Media Scotland to fit
Over 500,000 admissions in
supported cinema venues.
Cinema Access Programme
invests £96,000 in soft
subtitling and audio
description facilities in 25
cinema screens across
Scotland.
Implementation of
recommendations of strategy,
all for full adoption by 1/4/08,
including:
• Selection process for
4 key geographic
specific cultural
cinema hubs
concluded
• Eden Court, DCA,
Filmhouse and GFT
identified as the key
hubs
• Development work for
Regional Screen
Scotland concluded,
company due to be
established by
31/3/08
• EIFF identified as
festival hub
One-off capacity building
development funds made
available to new cultural
cinema hubs
Target achieved
Final year of Pocket Shorts.
Relaunch of restructured Altw
scheme and seek new
partners.
short films at Encounters.
Produced the Best of Scottish
Shorts DVD, launched and
Clermont Ferrand and
distributed internationally.
Produced the short film
distribution guide: You’ve Got
It Made.
£236,000 capital investment
into digital projection
equipment for 10 cinemas.
£100,000 invested in
projection facilities for film
societies and clubs.
£130,000 invested in
upgrading of Screen
Machines.
£34,000 invested in Regional
Screen Scotland for projection
equipment.
Produced Tentpoles and
Pixels, a downloadable
resource for developing local
digital cinema.
Invested in second stage
planning development for
GFT.
Dissemination and promotion
of Pocket Shorts projects
through online networking site.
Restructured Alt-w scheme
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