What do film clubs do?

What do film clubs do? At the local level, outside of cities with major film production, a film club (or if you prefer organization) is one way to bring the community together to help create relationships so you can build better crews and better films.

At the local level, outside of cities with major film production, a film club (or if you prefer organization) is one way to bring the community together to help create relationships so you can build better crews and better films.

Why should I join a film club?

So, why is a film club necessary? Through a common passion of film, it may create a secure space for young people to grow, prosper, and build confidence while also developing a feeling of belonging. It can also help future individuals who do want to join the industry, and it will give them a head start to their career.

What does a film society do?

A film society is a membership-based club where people can watch screenings of films which would otherwise not be shown in mainstream cinemas.

How do you set up a community film club?

Here’s how to get your local cinema up and running in seven simple steps.
  1. Assemble your team.
  2. Find your venue.
  3. Get your equipment sorted.
  4. Make sure your licences are covered.
  5. Pick your first film!
  6. Tell people about your event.
  7. Screen your first film event.

How do you start a film society?

How to start a film society in 10 steps
  1. Get together with others who will help (the Committee)
  2. Decide on what sort of group you want to be and what sort of films you want to show.
  3. Decide on appropriate aims and rules.
  4. Locate a suitable venue.
  5. Get the equipment.
  6. Prepare an approximate budget.
  7. First meeting and first screening.