Film Hub Christmas meet-up & wellbeing session
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Thu 17 Dec, 2020
Film Hub Christmas meet-up & wellbeing session
Zoom
Join the Film Hub team and exhibitors from across the South West for a final get-together of the year (on Zoom).
Acknowledging that this year has been extraordinarily challenging for everyone, both personally and professionally, and much uncertainty still remains, let’s come together, offer each other some Christmas cheer and look forward to better things in 2021.
From 10am – 11am we will be joined by the Film & TV Charity for a session focused on wellbeing and mental health.
After a break, we will look ahead to future film releases, funding opportunities and training programmes as well as taking a look back at some of the things that did go right in 2020.
While we would normally invite you all for a Christmas tipple at Watershed to close off the year, we shall have to enjoy a virtual drink together this December and look ahead with hope to a better year in 2021.
In the afternoon, we have a choice of films to enjoy: After Love, Baby Done, I Never Cry (Jak najdalej stad), Gagarine and The Capote Tapes, to see out the year together, doing what we love best, watching films.
Please note, these meetings are for Film Hub Members only. If you are not yet a member – find out more about joining here.
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Watershed is the Lead Film Hub Organisation for Film Hub South West, part of the BFI Film Audience Network.
Watershed is a Registered Charity No. 284188 and a Social Enterprise
Watershed, 1 Canons Road, Harbourside, Bristol, BS1 5TX
Film Hub South West &
BFI NETWORK South West
are part of the BFI Film Audience Network, supported by The National Lottery.
