RAI (Royal Anthropology Institute) Film Festival
The RAI Film Festival celebrates of the best in anthropological filmmaking from around the globe. Held biannually in Bristol, the Festival comprises film screenings, masterclasses, seminars and other special events. In 2019 we held our 16th edition. The Festival is a vibrant meeting point for anyone interested in the powerful intersection of filmmaking and anthropology, and creative ways to explore human diversity.
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Building Connections at Distributor Slate Days – Roy Hanney and Yael Friedman, Making Waves Film Festival
Making Waves Film Festival organisers Roy Hanney and Yael Friedman talk about the benefits of attending Distributor Slate Days in order to build relationships with distributors.
Beyond Shorts: Apply from 17 Feb
We’re pleased to announce Beyond Shorts, a career-development programme designed to elevate south west-based producers and directors who have a strong track record in screen-based work and are ready to take the next step into making features or high-end TV.
Beyond Shorts
We’re pleased to announce Beyond Shorts, a career-development programme designed to elevate south west-based producers and directors who have a strong track record in screen-based work and are ready to take the next step into making features or high-end TV.
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Film Hub South West &
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