Cinema For All South West
Cinema for All South West is a group of experienced enthusiasts, running their own successful community cinemas, who support the 80 plus Cinema For All members operating in the South West region. One of its main activities is to promote the screening of specialised cinema by previewing titles at twice-yearly Viewing Sessions across the region including new titles from the Cinema for All’s own DVD/Bluray Booking Scheme – see the link to the national website –https://cinemaforall.org.uk/booking-scheme/ .
The Group hopes that its involvement with Film Hub South West will continue to allow its members to expand their programming at the same time as developing the rural cinema network by setting up new venues, organising trial screenings and providing technical and programming advice.
Full details of the services available through the Group are to be found on the website http://cinemaforallsw.org/resources/. These include access to the latest digital projectors and sound systems as well as large portable screens
Contact Paul Schilling in Shaftesbury on 01747 853 224, email: paul.schilling@btinternet.com
or Chris Baker in Bath on 07800 586 379, email: cfaswgtreasurer@gmx.co.uk
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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 &
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are part of the BFI Film Audience Network, supported by The National Lottery.
