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In the words of Craig Swann, founder of CRASH!MEDIA, “In a world that is constantly getting smaller as it gets larger, festivals like Digital Arts help keep us, as a community of digital nomads, in touch. Communicating, sharing and exploring ideas, inspiration and knowledge is at the core of this industry.”
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he monthly programme is divided into two sections for events at 195 Piccadilly, Events and Screenings. The Screenings are not usually bookable but tick- ets are issued 45 minutes in advance of the film. For the events, we encourage booking.
Seats may be available on the day but are not guaranteed.
December European Film Awards
Rome, Italy December 7
Screening and BAFTA Members’ Christmas Drinks
BAFTA London December 11
January
Creative Alchemy 6
BAFTA London January 20
Cinema Days
Cheshire Oaks January 23-26
Jekyll and Hyde Screening
BAFTA London January 30
February
Advertiser Funded Programming Event
BAFTA London February 27
March
Deconstructing Documentary
BAFTA London March 10
the school of sound
A unique symposium exploring the creative use of sound with the moving image
Proposed speakers include:
Jerzy Kucia
Skip Lievsay
Sally Potter
Isaac Julien
Dogme sound team
If you work in film, TV, commercials or multimedia, you will find this forum an inspiration for new and innovative work
London
23-26
April
2003
For more information or to join our mailing list, telephone +44 (0)20 7724 6616, e-mail sos@schoolofsound.co.uk, or visit www.schoolofsound.co.uk.
TNhe Grierson Awards 2002 ine prizes, including a Lifetime Achievement Award to Sir David Attenborough, were handed out at BAFTA in November during the annual ceremony celebrating the year’s Best Of British Documentaries.
Among the winners were: Marilyn Gaunt for Kelly And Her Sisters, Best Documentary On A Contemporary Issue, and The Trust, Best Documentary Series, directed by Jenny Crowther, Jonathan Smith, James Dawson and Jane Milton.
Marc Isaacs and Azza El- Hassan, were jointly named Best Newcomer for their respective films, Lift and This Is Palestine. Most Entertaining Documentary was Faking It: Burger Man To Chef, directed by Jamie Simpson.
Tickets are issued in advance for most events, with the exception of the BAFTA at the Bar Networking Evenings.
We have only recently begun issuing tickets again for events, in the hopes that this helps mem- bers be certain when they have been successful in booking.
For this reason, please do fill out the booking form and include ALL of the information requested; It really does save us a lot of time.
If you wish to email a booking for an event, please make sure you include all of the information on the events booking form so that we can process your booking.
Calendar of Events
Photos opposite page from left: Rabbit Proof Fence Director, Phillip Noyce and The Dancer Upstairs director, John Malkovich; This page above: At the Grierson Awards 2002
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