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Cinema bosses at Picturehouse have been clamping down on workers’ rights. We all need to fight the good fight for a living wage via Why we should join forces with Ritzy cinema staff against poverty pay | Owen Jones | … Continued
London Film Festival Programmer Kate Taylor joins Phil & Michael in the studio to discuss the upcoming festival. Plus we talk over news of the new Picturehouse Central, resolution to the Ritzy workers pay battle, a BFI report on the … Continued
Get a glimpse of the people behind open-air cinema in the series “People behind AIRSCREEN”. First off is AIRSCREEN’s official partner for the United Kingdom: via People behind AIRSCREEN – Michael Hayes from Urban Entertainment (UK) | Open air cinemas.
This month, Michael is joined by Sam Cuthbert from the Parker Posey Film Festival and Hollywood Spring to talk about archive films – from the controversy of Secret Cinema’s Back to the Future screenings to the joy of the Il … Continued
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The end of the year-long industrial dispute at Brixton’s Ritzy Cinema has turned out to be the worst Pyrrhic victory for its workforce: they’ve got the London Living Wage of £8.80 but only at the cost of 20 out of … Continued
Film Hub London encourages members to develop community programming initiatives which aim to reach new or underserved audiences in your local area. The Community Screen Scheme aims to help support these initiatives through funding and partnerships. via Film London – … Continued
ODEON is undertaking a restructuring as its new chief executive Paul Donovan attempts to halt falling sales at the cinema chain. via Review for Odeon cinemas as sales flicker | City & Business | Finance | Daily Express.
Harkness Screens the world’s leading screen technology company and thought-leader in on-screen brightness has launched a new higher gain version of its 4th generation 2D and 3D screen surface, Clarus XC. via Harkness Screens Launches New Clarus XC 270 Surface.
[A blog post from the Silent London blog about the Regent Street Cinema] When you become a silent movie blogger no one tells you that you will need a hard hat. Nor that you will occasionally be handed a free … Continued