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- 1. Welcome to the BFI Mark Reid Head of Education BFI Southbank 11 May 2016 Mark.reid@bfi.org.uk @BFI @BFIEducation Bfieducation.wordpress.com http://bit.ly/1TzKRhs
- 2. AbouttheBFI.. archive and library cinematheque festivals film production and distribution publishing
- 5. • Work across different platforms and lengths to encourage creative filmmaking • By 2022, devolve 25 per cent of all BFI production funding to decision- makers based outside London • Launch a new model for fast funding to fully finance low-budget and debut films, • Create a clearer progression path for ambitious emerging filmmakers, including regional BFI NETWORK staff based in key cultural venues in England • Pilot a £10 million Enterprise Fund providing repayable working capital for innovative projects FUTURE TALENT
- 6. FUTURE LEARNING AND SKILLS • New ten-year skills strategy with Creative Skillset… • …creating new opportunities for thousands of individuals from all backgrounds from across the UK • Develop a well-evidenced manifesto for film in the classroom, in partnership with Into Film, demonstrating the educational and cultural importance of the art of film and its role in inspiring the next generation of a creative workforce • Ensure that the BFI’s board and senior decision-making teams are representative of the UK population
- 7. • Focus on 16-30 year olds’ engagement with British independent and specialised film • Major initiative to preserve and digitise 100,000 at-risk British TV programmes • Major cultural programmes including: A year-long focus on India Year-round programming celebrating the representation of women, • New 35mm film prints of 100 of the great classics of British and international cinema • Launch the largest public searchable, interactive database dedicated to British feature films. FUTURE AUDIENCES
- 9. Education at BFI Southbank: Learning every day of the year
- 10. 50,000 learners 500 events and learning sessions Schools and teachers Local diverse communities General public and cinephiles Young people
- 12. Democracy doesn’t require perfect equality, but it does require that citizens share a common life. What matters is that people of different backgrounds and social positions encounter one another in course of everyday life. Michael Sandel What Money Can’t Buy
- 13. Innovation: Developing new ways to engage with and learn about film
- 14. Leadership: Shaping agenda through research and advocacy
- 15. 2014 Education highlight: Sci-fi Midwich Experiments Film Academy Sci-fi/ Sci-fi Music academy Familiy Sci-fi Schools Teach First, Into Film. Film Academy online resources 25 Public programme talks and courses
- 17. ENGAGEMENT 50,000 INTRODUCTORY EXPERIENCES 1,000 SUSTAINED EXPERIENCES 100 COLLABORATORS
- 18. COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMMING • Future Film: 40 young people as ‘peer programmers’ • African Caribbean consultative group • Cultural Campus • Schools and HE collaborators • Seniors’ programming
- 19. Education and audiences – annual investment of £44.2m British film and filmmaking - investment of £32.3m pa Film heritage investment - £9.9m per year