Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We were delighted to partner with our friends at Cinema Rediscovered for the fourth in our webinar series.
This session explored the creative and practical steps involved in shaping a repertory programme from idea to the big screen and everything in between. It touched on the context of why a cinema might screen a particular ‘old’ film and how you might go about introducing older titles into your programme.
We looked at examples such as Cinema Rediscovered’s 1971 – The Year Hollywood went Independent strand and HOME’s Celebrating Women in Global Cinema, getting insights into the steps that help make this kind of programming happen and importantly engage audiences and create impact.
The session was chaired by Film Critic Anna Smith and we were joined by guests Rachel Hayward (Home, Manchester), Mark Cosgrove (Watershed / Cinema Rediscovered, Bristol), Julie Pearce (BFI) and Jack Bell (Park Circus).
We were delighted to partner with our friends at Cinema Rediscovered for the fourth in our webinar series.
This session explored the creative and practical steps involved in shaping a repertory programme from idea to the big screen and everything in between. It touched on the context of why a cinema might screen a particular ‘old’ film and how you might go about introducing older titles into your programme.
We looked at examples such as Cinema Rediscovered’s 1971 – The Year Hollywood went Independent strand and HOME’s Celebrating Women in Global Cinema, getting insights into the steps that help make this kind of programming happen and importantly engage audiences and create impact.
The session was chaired by Film Critic Anna Smith and we were joined by guests Rachel Hayward (Home, Manchester), Mark Cosgrove (Watershed / Cinema Rediscovered, Bristol), Julie Pearce (BFI) and Jack Bell (Park Circus).
