Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Applications for Developing Your Film Festival 2022 are currently open. Deadline for applications is Friday 17 June 2022.
Now in its 11th year, Developing Your Film Festival (DYFF) is an internationally renowned training programme for film festival professionals. Taught by experts from some of the world’s best festivals and with alumni hailing from over 220 film festivals from around the globe, DYFF is a complete guide to taking your festival to the next level. If you want the next edition of your festival to have bigger audiences, a stronger international reputation, and improved sponsorship, this course is for you.
In 2022, DYFF is taking place in the historic city of Edinburgh, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in collaboration with the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
The course dates are from 8-12 August. Accommodation in Edinburgh is provided from 7-13 August.
Applications for Developing Your Film Festival 2022 are currently open. Deadline for applications is Friday 17 June 2022.
Now in its 11th year, Developing Your Film Festival (DYFF) is an internationally renowned training programme for film festival professionals. Taught by experts from some of the world’s best festivals and with alumni hailing from over 220 film festivals from around the globe, DYFF is a complete guide to taking your festival to the next level. If you want the next edition of your festival to have bigger audiences, a stronger international reputation, and improved sponsorship, this course is for you.
In 2022, DYFF is taking place in the historic city of Edinburgh, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in collaboration with the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
The course dates are from 8-12 August. Accommodation in Edinburgh is provided from 7-13 August.







![Cinema related signs BSL: British Sign Language for Cinemas
To find out more about how your venue can boost accessibility for d/Deaf audiences, including many more useful resources, visit our site: http://www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/resources/developingdeafaudiences
In this video we cover signs useful in a cinema, including:
Cinema related signs
Subtitles
Cafe
Restaurant
Toilet
Cinema
Film [i]
Film [ii]
Screen
Seat
Seat number
Ticket
Want
Need
Time
How many?
How long?
Meeting
Now
Finish
DEA Card
Directed by David Ellington, VS1 Productions: http://www.vs1.org/ Cinema related signs BSL: British Sign Language for Cinemas](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VHgx3MEoQNY/mqdefault.jpg)


