Why Portsmouth is a great foundation for building up independent cinema?
Independent cinema helps to develop an army of talented creatives in Portsmouth.
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05, 2022
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05, 2022
My first event with Making Waves Film Festival: Ali & Ava plus Q&A w/ Harry Escott
The opening night feature screening at No6 Cinema for MWFF included a Q&A with composer Harry Escott.
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04, 2022
IN SOLIDARITY WITH UKRAINE
Making Waves will join film festivals across Europe in showing solidarity with Ukraine with fundraiser event and screening of Homeward.
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04, 2022
SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL FILM TALENT: Meet the Nominees
Say hello to five talented directors from the Solent Region who are all shortlisted for this year's MWFF awards.
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04, 2022
Creative Technology & Innovation: mind the digital skills gap
Portsmouth Business Week: Mind the Digital Skills Gap - how do we enable digital transformation while diversifying the workforce?
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04, 2022
ALI & AVA: ONCE UPON A TIME IN BRADFORD
Nominated for two BAFTA's (Outstanding British Film and Best Actor), Ali & Ava is the centrepiece of Making Waves Film Festival 2022.
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03, 2022
The Cinematic Style of Wes Anderson
The extravagant visual style of Wes Anderson is one that has been discussed a lot in the world of film and for good reason.
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03, 2022
No6 Cinema: Perhaps Six is the Magic Number?
Tucked away in the Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth stands No.6 Cinema the only independent cinema in the city.
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01, 2022
Local Talent Spotlight: Trash Arts
Trash Arts is “a collective of creative minds” that aims to champion all forms of art. They have made short films, feature films, music videos, promotional videos, and documentaries.
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01, 2022
Riyadh Haque on Film Festival Communities
BAFTA winning film crew member, Riyadh Haque, discusses the role of film festivals among local communities and how they should be influencing and contributing to the culture.