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Telegraph Hill Community Network Telegraph Hill Community Network is an informal group, which has been active in the ward since 2010. The Network developed out of the Telegraph Hill Assembly and its ‘members’ help to deliver a range of community Read More …

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GRAND OPENING

On Saturday 24th September SYPP and the community celebrated the official opening.

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Somerville Youth & Play Provision

3 hours ago

Our highly-popular 12-week training course in the theory and practice of film programming returns for Autumn 2017.

Participants will learn the knowledge and skills to plan, produce and promote their own events, and make their own opportunities to work in the film exhibition industry.

You will think about the meaning and purpose of programming, meet experienced industry professionals and take on practical projects that culminate in running your own film screening events. You’ll also take on a personal research project which will develop your expertise in one area of film culture.

Last year's participants said:
- - “This is without doubt the best course I have ever studied. It’s been inspirational and to some extent revelatory for me.”
“Each session covered the essentials needed from start to finish. The group task as well as personal project helped us to action the theory we learnt.”
- “One of the real strengths of this course was that the tutors created a relaxed and supportive environment from the start.”
- “It’s been one of the best things I’ve done all year! I’ve made so many friends, and it’s been great hearing about different stories and career paths.”
- “I’ve made some really great contacts – both among the other students and with some of the speakers.”
- “It really was a brilliant, insightful course. And it’s obvious that a lot of hard work and dedication went into it, for which I am really grateful.”

Funded by Creative Skillset and supported by Goldsmiths, University of London.

COURSE INFO

When: 1pm-4pm on Saturday afternoons from 9 September to 25 November 2017 (12 sessions). Plus additional times when participants run their own film screening events

Where: Goldsmiths, University of London, New Cross, London SE14 6NW

Cost: £95. We also offer a small number of discounted places for those on very low incomes.

How to apply:
Complete the online application form by Wednesday 23 August 2017: alturl.com/8pgcc
We will respond to you by 30 August 2017 and take payment from successful applicants. If you have additional questions, please contact info@cinema-forever.co.uk

This programme is supported by Creative Skillset’s Film Skills Fund, which is funded by the BFI with National Lottery, through the Skills Investment Fund. ...

Screen/Play: the theory & practice of film programming

September 9, 2017, 1:00pm - September 9, 2017, 4:00pm

Our highly-popular 12-week training course in the theory and practice of film programming returns for Autumn 2017. Participants will learn the knowledge and skills to plan, produce and promote their own events, and make their own opportunities to work in the film exhibition industry. You will think about the meaning and purpose of programming, meet experienced industry professionals and take on practical projects that culminate in running your own film screening events. You’ll also take on a personal research project which will develop your expertise in one area of film culture. Last year's participants said: - - “This is without doubt the best course I have ever studied. It’s been inspirational and to some extent revelatory for me.” “Each session covered the essentials needed from start to finish. The group task as well as personal project helped us to action the theory we learnt.” - “One of the real strengths of this course was that the tutors created a relaxed and supportive environment from the start.” - “It’s been one of the best things I’ve done all year! I’ve made so many friends, and it’s been great hearing about different stories and career paths.” - “I’ve made some really great contacts – both among the other students and with some of the speakers.” - “It really was a brilliant, insightful course. And it’s obvious that a lot of hard work and dedication went into it, for which I am really grateful.” Funded by Creative Skillset and supported by Goldsmiths, University of London. COURSE INFO When: 1pm-4pm on Saturday afternoons from 9 September to 25 November 2017 (12 sessions). Plus additional times when participants run their own film screening events Where: Goldsmiths, University of London, New Cross, London SE14 6NW Cost: £95. We also offer a small number of discounted places for those on very low incomes. How to apply: Complete the online application form by Wednesday 23 August 2017: alturl.com/8pgcc We will respond to you by 30 August 2017 and take payment from successful applicants. If you have additional questions, please contact info@cinema-forever.co.uk This programme is supported by Creative Skillset’s Film Skills Fund, which is funded by the BFI with National Lottery, through the Skills Investment Fund.

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Somerville Youth & Play Provision

2 months ago

Could you spare 5 hours a week to support our community facility? We are looking for a volunteer receptionist preferably with customer service and MS Office experience. A great opportunity to update your CV or to get involved with your community. Visit www.sypp.org.uk/volunteering/ or email volunteering@sypp.org.uk ...

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