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Celebrating the Star and Shadow’s 20th birthday

Cinema Meet Up

open all-dayer on the future of cinema culture with invited guests

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Sun 19 April // 10:30 / Venue Space

Tickets: Suggested £10 (£10.38 incl booking fee) includes lunch and dinner, as always fee waiver available on request.

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Invited guests will talk about film and cinema projects at home and away. Including alternative schools, collective filmmaking, community and youth run projects. 
There will be 4 sessions over the day/evening, with breaks for shared meals.

Timetable

10:30        Doors Open / Coffee and Tea
10:50        Welcome / Introduction
11:00        Session 1: Cinema-making 
12:30        Lunch
13:30        Session 2: Community Archiving
15:00        Tea Break
16:00        Session 3: Film (un)Schools
17:30        Dinner
19:00        Session 4: Film screening around self-images of youth
21:00        End / Drinks in Bar


Session 1: Cinema-making 

Celebrating how we approach the creative possibilities of film exhibition as a socially engaged practice, we invite representatives of the Leeds alternative and DIY film screening culture to reflect critically on their methods, and to build connections between our two cities. 

Session 2: Community archiving

A recent artist documentary recorded 100 people living in the diverse residential community surrounding the S&S. These recorded conversations are now being logged and archived by the community themselves in a radical rethink about media ownership and who archiving is done by and for. Led by the Dwellbeing Shieldfield Community Archive this session will be a workshop on their process. 

Session 3: Learning beyond the camera 

This session looks at learning that takes place outside formal education. How might we learn from one another in just ways? Who and what is a community of learning, and how can it influence film and cinema?

Session 4: Film screening around self-images of youth

With a focus on La Polygone Etoile in Marseille and the Film Flamme project, this screening and discussion pieces together a new way forward for working with young people and cinema.