POSTPONED. March 28th, 2020 The Globe at Hay
Sessions will include:
- Working with disabled audiences
- Carbon literacy/climate emergency
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POSTPONED. March 28th, 2020 The Globe at Hay
Sessions will include:
Book your place here.
Sessions included:
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March 3rd 2018 at Richard Booth’s Bookshop Cinema in Hay-on Wye
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February 26th – Richard Booth’s Bookshop Cinema, Hay-on-Wye
Sessions:
Innovative Marketing with Rachael Castell
How important is marketing for rural exhibitors? Can we reach older audiences online? What should you say on Twitter, Facebook and more? These were some of the main concerns of attendees. Presenter Rachael Castell explained how using some simple marketing can help expand your cinema’s reach and improve engagement with your audiences.
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Social Media in Rural Wales with Off Y Grid (Case Study)
Off Y Grid is a strategic partnership of four cinemas in North Wales – Galeri, CELLB, Pontio and Theatr Ardudwy. Silvia Sheehan (Off Y Grid Project Co-ordinator) and Siri Wigdel (Theatr Ardudwy Creative Director) presented a case study on how the project has effectively branded and marketed itself to a disparate, under-served rural audience.
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Engaging with the voluntary sector and young audiences with WCVA
The Welsh Council of Voluntary Action offers volunteering, internships, work experience and social action for the fourth sector (non-government, non-profit). Fiona Liddell spoke with exhibitors about how they can connect with volunteers in their area to support their cinema/society, as well as engage younger audiences.
Community Cinema and Film Society Catch Up
Led by Jim Barratt from Llancarfan Film Society and Hana from Film Hub Wales, attendees discussed issues facing rural exhibitors and how members can support each other.
March 13th – Parish Hall, Hay-on-Wye
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