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CINECITY
THE BRIGHTON FILM FESTIVAL
16 NOVEMBER - 3 DECEMBER 2006


EXPLORER


Education and industry events in association with Screen South

EXPLORING FILM WITH CINECITY
THE BRIGHTON FILM FESTIVAL UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX, FALMER FROM SAT 11 NOV (4 SATURDAYS)

CINECITY offers a range of work on the theme of the city. This course run by the Centre For Continuing Education at the University of Sussex, is designed to increase your enjoyment and understanding of the films by looking at their background, writing up your ideas about them and discussing them in an informal lively class. Saturdays 10am-2pm from Sat 11 Nov

For further information and to enroll: 01273 877888 www.sussex.ac.uk/cce


OSKA BRIGHT

HOVE CENTRE (COUNCIL CHAMBER)
AT HOVE TOWN HALL
SAT 18 NOV 1PM
FREE ENTRY

OSKA BRIGHT host an afternoon of short films made by adults with a learning disability, from their back catalogue. Oska Bright is the first film festival anywhere in the world run by, and for, people with a learning disability. One of the six artists with a learning disability who manage the OSKA BRIGHT FILM FESTIVAL will introduce the screening.

OSKA Bright is supported by Carousel, Junk TV and Mencap


DIGITALLY BORN KIDS

HOVE CENTRE (COUNCIL CHAMBER)
AT HOVE TOWN HALL
SUN 19 NOV 1PM
FREE ENTRY

DIGITALLY BORN KIDS: a Brighton-based film festival run by, and for, young people, host an afternoon of this year's award winning short films. Members of the DBK committee will introduce the screening and be on hand for a Q & A. As part of a link up with a French Film Exchange, short films by young people from France will also be screened.


THE MAGIC LANTERN

DUKE OF YORK'S
MON 20 NOV 10 AM
SCHOOL GROUPS ONLY - FREE ENTRY

THE MAGIC LANTERN is a children's filmclub from Switzerland aiming to introduce kids and adults (suitable for children from 5+) to the wonders of cinema in a fun and imaginative manner. They present their audience with a wide range of creative and inspiring multi-media stage shows combining comedy and drama. A captivating selection of films illustrating the aesthetics, history, genres and techniques of cinema.


STUDENT SHOW REELS

DUKE OF YORK'S
THURS 23 NOV 10AM - 1PM
£5 - FREE TO ALL STUDENTS FROM SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES ACROSS SUSSEX

This is an exciting opportunity for young aspiring film-makers aged 16 and upwards to have their own work shown on the big screen. A panel of professional filmmakers will provide supportive feedback and a prize including one year's free membership to the Duke of York's will be awarded to the most promising entry.


COSMAT A-LEVEL CONFERENCE

DUKE OF YORK'S
FRI 1 DEC 9AM - 12.45PM

This year's student Cosmat Conference focuses on documentary and how film-makers arrive at different versions of the truth. Brighton & Hove film-maker Marc Isaacs will present his extraordinary BBC4 film PHILIP AND HIS SEVEN WIVES. The day will start with a presentation about the place of documentary in today's new media technologies.

For further details email: msr@varndean.ac.uk


LOW, NO and MICRO-BUDGET

Budget Film-making Panel
BRIGHTON FRINGE BASEMENT
SAT 25 NOV 4PM

Miranda Robinson of Screen South will host a panel event to discuss why low budget film-making is essential to British film-makers, what are the restrictions with a micro-budget, or alternatively what freedoms does working on a shoestring provide? Miranda will be joined by a panel of film-makers and producers to discuss these issues. Menhaj Hoods (KIDULTHOOD), Jan Dunn and Elaine Wickham (GYPO) and Michael Cowan (Spice Factory) will be among the guests giving their views.

An essential event for those trying to get their first feature off the ground and for anyone with an interest in how films get made.

THE BEAUTY AND THE BEACH

THE SUSSEX ARTS CLUB
TUE 28 NOV 7.30 PM
FREE BY INVITATION ONLY

Beauty and the Beach (presented by the Thursday Screen Writers Group) follows nine interwoven stories over a 24-hour period in Brighton & Hove, as the city readies itself to host a landmark charity concert on the beach - Put Out Poverty (POP). As the day progresses, the characters explore their perceptions of physical, emotional and spiritual wealth. This performance is a showcase of a draft script and is aimed at industry practitioners.

Please contact Lyndsey Clay on 07751 879822 or email thursdaywriters@hotmail.com for further details.

This event is supported by the Grassroots Project

A SWARM OF ANGELS

PERFORMED SCRIPT READING
BRIGHTON FRINGE BASEMENT
SAT 2 DEC 7PM

Enlisting the support of a community of 'angels' who join via the internet, pioneering digital film-maker Matt Hanson (founder of onedotzero and author of The End of Celluloid: Film Futures in the Digital Age) is behind a groundbreaking new project to make a £1 million film in a completely unique way. This event will be the first public reading of the screenplay with actors performing the parts by reading the script on stage.

www.aswarmofangels.com