Using Facebook for engagement and promoting film events

Using Facebook for engagement and promoting film events

Once you have a Facebook presence for your community cinema, what should you do with it? It is important to remember that Facebook provides its…

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Audience reaction 2016-17

We really value any feedback we get on our film screenings, since it helps us to inform our programming in the future. For that reason,…

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Introducing the 2016-17 season

From our opening presentation of Mustang onwards we have an amazing selection of new films this season from all around the world. Some of our…

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Suggest a film for 2016-17

We’re always looking for ideas for films that we could show in the future, so appreciate any input you can give us. Ideally, we’d like…

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Audience reaction 2015-2016

We really value any feedback we get on our film screenings, since it helps us to inform our programming in the future. For that reason,…

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An introduction to the 2015-2016 season

The 2015-2016 season of Films in Forest Row contains a cracking mixture of films that includes something for (almost) everybody. This year the vast majority…

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Performing Prince Achmed

Community Cinema Madness

A litany of things not quite going to plan over the last twelve years Several years ago a friend at the BFI said to me…

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Suggest a film for 2015-16

We’re always looking for ideas for films that we could show in the future, so appreciate any input you can give us. Ideally, we’d like…

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Audience reaction 2014-15

It is important to get our audience to rate the films we screen, both as a measure of whether our programming is hitting the mark,…

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Creating programme copy more efficiently

Ten years ago we screened nine films a year, produced a simple photocopied programme, and had no website. Now we screen about forty films, and…

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