Into Film
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| Founded | 2013 |
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| Type | Registered charity |
| Focus | Education |
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Area served
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United Kingdom |
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Key people
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Paul Reeve (CEO) |
| Website | www |
Into Film is a British educational charity that runs film-based programmes for children aged five to nineteen. Founded in 2013, following the merging of two separate charities, FILMCLUB and First Light, the charity focuses upon the use of film as learning device.[1]
The charity runs an annual youth film festival across the UK,[1] and is supported by the British Film Institute through National Lottery funding, the UK film industry and various other sources.[2]
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Ambassadors
Into Film's current ambassadors include British actor Eddie Redmayne,[3] director and actor Sir Kenneth Branagh, who occupies the role of Northern Irish ambassador,[4] Michael Sheen, its Welsh ambassador [5] and Naomie Harris.[6]
Into Film Festival
The Into Film Festival is the world’s largest youth film festival. It is an annual, three-week programme of over 2700 free cinema screenings, activities and workshops for 5-19 year-olds held in venues across England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man.[7]
Into Film Awards
The Into Film Awards are an annual awards ceremony, which launched in 2015 and highlight the work of young filmmakers in the UK. The 2016 Into Film Awards took place on 15 March at Odeon Leicester Square.[8]
Into Film Trustees
- Eric Fellner, CBE — Into Film Chair, Co-Chairman of Working Title Films
- Heather Rabbatts — Into Film Deputy Chair, Managing Director at Smuggler Entertainment
- Patrick Bradley, Director of Ventures at Ingenious Media
- Barbara Broccoli, Producer at EON Productions
- Alan Bushell, Independent Consultant
- Mark Devereux, Senior Partner of Olswang
- Beeban Kidron, Film Director
- Sir Alasdair Macdonald, Former Headteacher
- Col Needham, Founder and CEO of IMDb.com
- David Kosse, Director of FILM4
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