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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15 April 2019
Times they are a-Changin’
Scottish cinemas and festivals are celebrating women’s histories on film with Changing Times, Film Hub North’s UK-wide heritage programme. Six projects received funding to explore the archives and tel…
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04 March 2019
Film Hub Scotland at GFF 2019
Film Hub Scotland delivered a day of members’ activity at Apartment 29 during the Glasgow Film Festival industry programme. Here’s a rundown of how the day went, with lots of chat and tea in between s…
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18 February 2019
FAN Innovation Lab: Young Programmer Blog
Film Hub Scotland and the ICO ran a residental lab across 31 Jan – 1 Feb 2019, bringing together venues from across the UK with a focus on sharing, learning and developing ideas around young audiences…
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31 January 2019
Scottish Film at Glasgow Film Festival
One can always rely on Glasgow Film Festival to programme the best of Scottish cinema, old and new. This year’s selection spans artist moving image, documentary, and feature film, from wild coastlines…
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17 January 2019
Opening Our Doors
On Thursday 17 January, Film Hub Scotland and Toki and Yasmine from FAN Inclusive Cinema hosted Opening Our Doors at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow. An invited group of Scottish exhibitors, including ou…
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12 November 2018
Amplify visit the Archive
Last week we teamed up with the Scottish Moving Image Archive and our Amplify cohort to dive into all things archive. A suitably spooky display greeted us with witchy animations and Halloween haunting…
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