Advisory Group

Iris on the Move 2020 © Harrison Williams

Home » About-us » Advisory Group

Our hub advisory group represents a diverse range of Film Hub Wales members within the cultural and exhibition sector.

The group is made up of various organisations, representing venues, education, heritage, fundraising, inclusion, programming (in both rural and urban settings), festival management, audience research and development.

What the group does:

Act as ambassadors for the Hub and represent the interests of Film Hub Wales members,
Endorse a broad and inclusive criteria for membership to Film Hub Wales,
Approve annual priorities and monitor strategy around all areas of Film Hub Wales development objectives,
Attend meetings/Film Hub Wales conferences and provide support and industry expertise (where appropriate relevant to Film Hub Wales members,
Consider strategic development opportunities to enable Film Hub Wales to broaden its activities,
Decide the Film Hub Wales Sub-committee members,
Attend sub-meetings of the advisory group where required/reasonable by the Hub management team.

Meet the Film Hub Wales (FHW) advisory group:

Kate is the General Manager at Memo Arts Centre in Barry. She has extensive experience as an art consultant, including having sat on Chapter Art Centre’s board as well as running the International Animation Festival of Wales.

Nia Edwards-Behi B&W

Nia has been immersed in Welsh film culture for over 15 years, and has experience in, and passion for, the arts and media more broadly. Nia has a doctorate from Aberystwyth University, and worked at Aberystwyth Arts Centre for a decade, and worked for a period at S4C before joining the Screen and Sound Archive of the National Library of Wales in 2023.

Nia is co-director of the Abertoir Horror Festival, programmer for the Wales One World Film Festival and contributes regularly to events and publications on film. Throughout her career Nia has specialized in issues of representation, inclusion and access.

Full bio coming soon.