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What a big win for arts and culture here. Festivals and art organisations are now choosing ethical business practices, including MIFF who have now partnered with ArtsPay as their payment solution company. When you buy a ticket to this year’s festival, part of that goes back to the arts. Go ArtsPay!

The impact of every production matters

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When it comes to the film industry, there is so much more than meets the eye. Behind the glitz and glamour of the red carpet premieres and the dazzling special effects, there is a whole universe of hard work, creativity, and collaboration. It’s a world where dreams are brought to life, where stories are told, and where imagination knows no bounds. Learn more in the THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CAREERS IN THE FILM INDUSTRY https://lnkd.in/gmKhPYTZ

Cats, Death and Chocolate... Those are just some of the themes we explored with University of Exeter Archaeology and History Department on their Research Away Day. We love giving these workshops where we take a team out of their comfort zone and into the creative space. In this case, we developed 10 short films about what the department is doing. It's great to see everyone really get stuck in with the challenges... AND of course you learn so much by just speaking to historians and archaeologist, like: the connection between cats and overfishing; how we can learn more from lies than from truths; and the history of magic... Good work everyone! The films will be ready soon...

This is what we've been doing: 1. Metrodeck stage in a new community centre 2. Tiers in a private cinema 3. Big tiers in the workshop #thisiswhatwedo #wetransformspaces

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