The vital support of our Partners has helped make Into Film Festival the world's largest free annual film festival
The vital support of our Funding Partners has helped make Into Film Festival the world's largest free annual film festival. We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2017.
Cinema First, an industry body that represents exhibitors and distributors, are dedicated to increasing cinema admissions profitably in the UK. They are working with Into Film to deliver a major audience development programme.
Our Delivery Partners are fundamental to the success of our UK-wide Festival. We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2017.
Eclair (Ymagis Group) is a leading audiovisual services company for professionals of the motion picture & television industries. Providing smart solutions across Europe & North America for producers, distributors, exhibitors and more.
National Schools Partnership works with businesses and other organisations to create successful UK educational programmes. Their innovative, free resources have been accessed by over 25,000 UK schools.
RealD's mission is to perfect the visual experience on every screen and every device around the world, with a passion for innovative display technologies that unleash the power of moving images and the incredible stories they tell.
We would like to extend a huge thank you to the following Distributors who have given access to their prints for the Into Film Festival 2017.
We would like to extend a huge thank you to the following Exhibitors who have provided their venues free of charge for the Into Film Festival 2017.
Our Print Movement Partners play the crucial role of delivering the Festival films to hundreds of venues across the UK.We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2017.
Éclair (Ymagis Group) is a leading audiovisual services company for professionals of the motion picture & television industries. Providing smart solutions across Europe & North America for producers, distributors, exhibitors and more.
Motion Picture Solutions are a leading film services company, offering end-to-end solutions from post-production & mastering to distribution, KDMs & screenings. Proud to serve the motion picture community & are passionate about digital cinema.
Deluxe Technicolor Digital Cinema is the industry's leading digital cinema facility in EMEA, providing major Hollywood studios & independent distributors with the highest quality end-to-end mastering, versioning & distribution services.
National Film Transport is one of the UK’s leading distributors of films. The company offer a wide range of services, including daily distribution, secure releases, fulfillment and remerchandising.
Unique are one of the leading innovators in Digital Cinema technology, offering an array of intelligent, integrated solutions and services for Exhibitors , Distributors and Screen Advertising Contractors.
The Delta Group is a visual communications specialist, providing innovative solutions for retailers, brands, and entertainment companies.
Our Cultural Partners have shared their expertise and specialist knowledge with us, helping us to showcase films and events that enrich and support our curatorial themes. We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2017.
The Goethe Institute is a non-profit German cultural association operational worldwide with 159 institutes, promoting the study of the German language abroad and encouraging international cultural exchange and relations.
The Cervantes Institute is a non-profit organization founded by the Government of Spain. Its mission is to promote Spanish language teaching, and foster knowledge of Spanish-speaking culture throughout the world.
The Institut français is part of a worldwide network encouraging cross-cultural engagement with the best of French culture. They provide French courses, film screenings, kids activities, festivals, concerts and more.
As well as the organisations listed below we would like to thank all of the independent industry talent who have presented at our events. We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2017.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, hosted by the National Children’s Bureau (NCB) is a coalition of organisations and individuals committed to tackling all forms of bullying between children and young people.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is the world's preeminent movie related organization, comprised of 7,000+ accomplished men and women working in cinema.
Artem have 27 years’ experience producing effects, props and sets for film and TV and work in live events, exhibitions and visitor attractions using a workshop full of creative designers and skilled technicians.
Belfast Zoo is one of the top visitor attractions in Northern Ireland, receiving more than 300,000 visitors a year. It is home to more than 1,200 animals and 140 species.
The British Board of Film Classification is an independent, non-governmental body which has classified cinema films since it was set up in 1912 and videos/ DVDs since the Video Recordings Act was passed in 1984.
The British Library is the national library of the UK and the largest library in the world by number of items catalogued, including around 14 million books, substantial holdings of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 2000 BC.
Bait is a creatively focused motion graphics and visual effects studio, driven by design, inspired by collaboration and infectiously passionate about what they do.
Directors UK is the professional association of directors working with the moving image in the UK, with almost 6,000 members.
We connect brands, films and people before, during and after the movie experience.
Eye Want Change promotes and spotlights Smartphone Filmmaking. We nurture creative self-expression and storytelling from a multitude of voices.
Cinema For All is the national support and development organisation for community-led cinema: community cinemas, film clubs and societies.
Cosprop is one of the world’s leading costumiers to film, television and theatre, specialising in the hire and making-to-hire of period costume for professional productions.
Ditch the Label provide support to thousands of young people aged 13-25 through their work and partnership with schools, colleges, parents/guardians, young people and other youth organisations across the UK.
The National Association for the Teaching of English (NATE) is the UK subject teacher association for all aspects of English from pre-school to university.
Framestore makes moving images, content, design and digital for the advertising, entertainment and film industries. They are global leaders in visual effects, having won every major industry award.
Magic Light Pictures makes imaginative entertainment for audiences, families and children worldwide.
Oxfam helps to create lasting solutions to the injustice of poverty. Oxfam Education & Youth offers a huge range of ideas, resources and support for learning that helps learners understand their world and to make a positive difference in it.
Richard Warden is the Film Curator at Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival. He is a Canadian-born film producer who makes documentaries and dramas out of Glasgow.
TriForce Creative Network is a company built on a strong ethos of inclusion and access, who open doors to the industry for people from all walks of life and provide a trusted and viable avenue for the industry to discover diverse talent.
Stonewall's mission is to let all lesbian, gay, bi and trans people, in the UK and abroad, know they're not alone. They partner with organisations that help create real change for the better.
The UK Space Agency is responsible for all strategic decisions on the UK civil. It is an executive agency, sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills.
We'd like to thank the following Film Festivals for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2017, helping to deliver a truly UK-wide Festival programme.
Founded in 2005 by Simon Bright and Ingrid Sinclair, Afrika Eye aims to promote the richness and diversity of Africa and its diaspora through film, education and cultural exchange.
Africa in Motion (AiM) Film Festival is an annual African film festival now in its 10th year, bringing African cinema to Scottish audiences.
BFI London Film Festival Education opens up the festival to schools and young people, with screenings and events designed with them and their teachers in mind offering some of the best new films from around the world, workshops and talks.
CINECITY is a partnership between the Duke of York’s Picturehouse, Screen Archive South East and the University of Brighton, delivering a year-round programme of film events, screenings and exhibitions as well as the annual Brighton Film Festival
Cinemagic is an award winning festival that embraces the magic of film, television and digital technologies to educate, motivate and inspire young people through workshops, masterclasses, screenings and outreach activities.
Discovery Film Festival: Scotland's International Film Festival for Young Audiences is based at Dundee Contemporary Arts, the festival screens films from all over the world which have been specially programmed for young audiences.
Foyle Film Festival, a flagship project of the Nerve Centre, is the annual celebration of independent films, acclaimed feature length movies, documentaries and short films.
The Leeds International Film Festival hosts a wide programme of features and shorts, showcasing titles from outside of the UK. The annual festival screens over 200 commercial and independent films.
One of the world’s largest social justice festivals, with annual attendances of over 25,000. The Festival aims to support the arts and challenge preconceived ideas about mental health.
The Scottish Youth Film Festival is funded by National Lottery Young Start to provide a youth film festival for the years 2015 and 2016 as well as engaging young people in practical film making projects.
Our Accessibility Partners play a key role in helping to make the Into Film Festival accessible to every young person, aged 5-19, across the UK, regardless of background, ability, or location. We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2016.
The leading UK charity for people on the autism spectrum (including Asperger syndrome) and their families, providing information, support and pioneering services, and campaign for a better world for people with autism.
The National Deaf Children's Society is the leading charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children and young people.
RNIB is here for everyone affected by sight loss, whether they're losing their sight, are blind or partially sighted, RNIB's practical and emotional support can help people face the future with confidence.
Yourlocalcinema.com provides information on subtitled and audio-described cinema for people with hearing or sight loss.
Our Communications Partners play a key role in helping to promote the message and opportunities of the Into Film Festival to the education sector and beyond. We'd like to thank the following organisations for partnering with us on the Into Film Festival 2016.
TES is the world’s largest online network of teachers. It allows education professionals to share and benefit from each other’s resources, and in doing so drive excellence in the education sector.
First News is published by First News (UK) Ltd, a dynamic, independently financed publishing house established in January 2006. Among its aims, it aspires to raise the profile of children's views and opinions in society.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, hosted by the National Children’s Bureau (NCB) is a coalition of organisations and individuals committed to tackling all forms of bullying between children and young people.
Association for Language Learning (ALL) is now the major subject association for those involved in teaching modern foreign languages at all levels. ALL exists to represent and support language teachers and is committed to their ongoing professional
AMES, the subject association for media education and related disciplines, aims to promote media literacy, support media teachers and raise the status of media education. It's active in lobbying and negotiating with education planners in Scotland.
MEA is the subject association for everyone who teaches about the media at any level of the 3-19 education system, whether in Early Years/Foundation Stage, primary or secondary schooling, specialist media courses in the 14-19 phase, in informal educa
The National Association for the Teaching of English (NATE) is the UK subject teacher association for all aspects of English from pre-school to university.
Primary Treasure Chest is a very popular primary resource website, with motivating educational resources. We have 1000s of time-saving high quality teaching resources, such as creative educational posters, worksheets, flashcards, and more.
Since 1951 the Refugee Council has supported people in desperate need, forced to flee their homes due to war, persecution or torture and who come to the UK seeking safety. We deliver services to extremely vulnerable people in the UK.
NSEAD is the lead professional body for art, craft and design education throughout the UK. It exists to promote and champion art, craft and design education and look after the professional interests of such teachers and educators across the UK.
resources4schools.co.uk is an easy-to-use portal for free teaching resources across the entire curriculum from the biggest names in business and charitable sectors.
The School Library Association (SLA) believes that every pupil is entitled to effective school library provision. The SLA is committed to supporting everyone involved with school libraries, promoting high quality reading and learning opportunities.
SSAT provides fresh ideas to ambitious schools. As the hub of the most vibrant network of school leaders and teachers in England, the SSAT network drives school improvement and transformation through collaboration, training programmes and events.
Strike Media began life in 2009 under the stewardship of Wez Merchant, who started his PR career way back in 2002 working on Aqualung's 'Strange and Beautiful' (the tune in that VW ad). Since its inception Strike has worked with all manner of clients
