Film Hub Scotland
Welcome to
Film Hub Scotland
As part of the BFI's Film Audience Network, we are one of eight Hubs set up across the UK to extend film choice, increase and broaden film audiences, and enhance opportunities for audiences to engage with and learn about film.
Scottish film exhibitors of all types are invited to join our network and access a range of funding, training and networking opportunities.
Become a Member
Do you show films in Scotland, or would you like to start screenings in your community or venue? We currently have 160 members including cinemas, film societies, film festivals, multi-arts venues and pop-up initiatives. Best of all, it's FREE to join!
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14 November 2019
Launch! for #YCW2020
We’re delighted to be supporting Launch!, a new project from Screen Argyll and a Kind of Seeing that celebrates a vital piece of Scotland’s heritage. Launch! is a brand new film and live music experie…
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05 November 2019
Latest Pitch Pots Funding
We’ve been busy funding another round of FHS Pitch Pots; mini-grants to support screenings & events across Scotland, with an emphasis on accessibility, developing young audiences and exciting, ind…
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31 October 2019
BFI Musicals in Scotland
Sing and dance these dark evenings away with BFI Musicals!BFI Major Programmes: Musicals is in full swing (literally) with screenings and events happening all over Scotland from October to January. Fr…
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30 September 2019
HippFest on Tour: Rob Roy
We're supporting the Hippodrome Silent Film Festival (HippFest) to tour the 1922 epic silent film version of Rob Roy to seven venues in Scotland, including Stirling Castle where it was originally film…
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01 August 2019
Emma Mortimore visits IceDocs with a Bursary
Emma Mortimore has worked in film exhibition for over 15 years and has recently set up Multistory Film to bring the best documentary cinema to Edinburgh and beyond, which she is currently planning to …
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13 May 2019
FHS Support: Matchbox Cineclub
We're delighted to be supporting the work of Matchbox Cineclub, the Glasgow-based purveyors of weird, wonderful and underseen cinema, as well as viral sensations Cagearama and Keanucon. Forthcoming pl…
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