Why Portsmouth is a great foundation for building up independent cinema?
Independent cinema helps to develop an army of talented creatives in Portsmouth.
Independent cinema helps to develop an army of talented creatives in Portsmouth.
The opening night feature screening at No6 Cinema for MWFF included a Q&A with composer Harry Escott.
Portsmouth Business Week: Mind the Digital Skills Gap - how do we enable digital transformation while diversifying the workforce?
Nominated for two BAFTA's (Outstanding British Film and Best Actor), Ali & Ava is the centrepiece of Making Waves Film Festival 2022.
Tucked away in the Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth stands No.6 Cinema the only independent cinema in the city.
How does Wallace and Gromit use short film to create an engaging narrative in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF.
Temporality in Slow Cinema - A critical analysis on the Long-Take & it’s application in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF.
How does the music video ‘Take Me To Church’ explore the intersection of religion and politics in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF?
The rise in social and political activism within the music video form in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF.
How are family and childhood themes represented in short films? A closer look at La Luna in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF.