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Engaging AudiencesVale VenuesLed by the Memo Arts Centre in Barry, 9 rural venues workedcollectively to share programming, distribution, licensing and marketingexpertise. They created shared leaflets, advertisements and socialpages. They also led a programme as part of BFI Musicals.Sully Community Cinema succeeded in getting a grant to install newequipment and are working on matinees for family and older audiencesseeing audiences as high as 65 at their screenings.12ThisfestivalssupportedAbertoir International Horror FestivalA packed six day programme of films from 16different countries, included:26 feature films,6 UK premieriesshorts in competition,6 silent films with live accompaniment7 Q&A'spresentations183Plus an offsite screening, special effects masterclass, live performancesand an introduction to an anniversary screening of Alien from its writer RonShusett, from a computer launched into space!Spotlight: Off Y Grid7festival is worth ayear's wait, every time.- AUDIENCE MEMBER856Watch AfricaFilm Clubvenues worked together to present an inclusive programme of multiculturalfilms to rural audiences in North Wales. Highlights included new pop-up events inPortmeirion, creation of a new trailer from a local young filmmaker and theywelcomed Neuadd Ogwen to the network.Made in Wales17member projectsincluded welsh film251screenings425filmspromoted online£37,610raised fornew projects1brand evaluationunderwayGwen Previewat ChapterGwenWe worked with Bulldog Film Distribution during the2019 Year of Discovery to support the release of WilliamMcgregor’s Gwen. It screened in select cinemas acrossthe UK, including 22 sites in Wales. As part of FHW’sMade in Wales scheme, bilingual assets, Into FilmCymru reviews and a series of Q&As with cast and crewwere offered. Read more about it in our case study.
(...) it was the first time that wefelt considered and that someonethink to show an Arabic film, wefelt at our place, we felt thatAberystwyth is Arabic.- ABERYSTWYTH ARABICWOMEN'S COMMUNITY GROUPScreen HeritagePicturing our PastThe National Library of Wales Screen and Sound Archive celebrated Wales’ filmheritage with special screenings and a brand new app based on Dave Berrysseminal book; Wales and Cinema. While some of the screenings are on hold, itwill offer an important resource for years to come.SinemaesThe 4th edition of the cinema programme at the National Eisteddfod expandedthe cinema programme to 3 venues, with 47 events across 8 days in Llanwrst. Weworked with the Screen and Sound Archive to offer daily themed archivepackages along with a special celebration of Arthur Cheetham's work with liveaccompaniment from Paul Shallcross.Diversity & InclusionGaleri Community ProgrammersGaleri developed a new young programmers’ scheme in partnership withlocal charity GISDA’S LGBT+ Youth Club. Led by film reviewer Dion WynHughes, the group organised an LGBT+ Film Festival that took place inGaleri’s cinema every Monday evening throughout February. The festivalcoincided with LGBT+ History Month, including films such as Tangerineand God’s Own Country.WOW OutreachIris Prize 2019© Jon PountneyThis environmentally focused project worked in underservedrural areas of West Wales, bringing:A programme of archive and documentary film toAbercych,Documentary to Crymych, in partnership with Cwm ArianRenewable Energy (CARE),German animation to learning disabled communitiesin Aberaron, in partnership with Mencap Ceredigion.Spotlight: Autism AwarenessWe are proud to be the lead Hub for Diversity and Inclusion in Wales on behalf of BFIFAN.Toki and Midnight have been working with the FDA to secure accessible formats on 10independent releases in 2020, along with a national multi-media campaign for accessawareness (increasing cinema audience understanding of those with additionalneeds). See inclusivecinema.org for resources, tips and much more.
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