National Schools Film Week the world's largest festival for cinema & young people


Film Industry & Other Partners

Film Education is funded through grants by the UK film industry who also provide many of their services free-of-charge, such as cinema staff, film rentals and logistics. Our capabilities are enhanced through partnership with a range of other organisations. Below are more details about the people who helped make National Schools Film Week possible.

Film Education would like to thank AIM

AIM

and all the distributors, exhibitors and organisations who contributed to National Schools Film Week 2010.

Film Industry Organisations
All Industry Marketing (AIM), British Board of Film Certification (BBFC), Cinema Exhibitors’ Association (CEA), Film Distributors’ Association (FDA), Pearl & Dean, UK Film Council.

Distributors
Arrow Films, Artificial Eye, Axiom Films, Blue Dolphin, British Film Institute (BFI), Bubble Chamber, Cinefile, Dogwoof Pictures, E1 Films, Entertainment Film Distributors, Eros, Eureka, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), Icon Film Distributors, IMAX®, Lions Gate UK Ltd., Metrodome Distribution, Momentum Pictures, Network Distributing Ltd., New Wave Films Ltd., Optimum Releasing, Paramount Pictures, Park Circus Films, Pathé Distribution, Revolver Entertainment, Slingshot Studios, Soda Pictures, Sony Pictures Releasing, The Works, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal Pictures UK, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures UK, Warner Bros Pictures.

Exhibitors
AMC Cinemas, Apollo Cinemas, Cineworld Cinemas, City Screen, Empire Cinemas, Everyman Media Group, Flicks in the Sticks, IMAX®, Lonsdale Cinemas, Merlin Cinemas, Movie House Cinemas, Northern Morris Cinemas, Odeon Cinemas, Omniplex Cinemas, Orion Cinemas, Savoy Cinemas, Scott Cinemas, Showcase Cinemas, Vue Cinemas and Regional.

Regional Screen Agencies
EM-Media, Film London, Northern Film & Media, Northern Ireland Screen, North West Vision, Scottish Screen, Screen Commission [Comisiwn Sgrin Cymru], Screen East, Screen South, Screen West Midlands, South West Screen, Screen Yorkshire and Wales.

Organisations
Amnesty International UK, Anglia TV, BAFTA, BATOD, BBC, Cineclub, DOLBY, DTS Europe, Ellesmere Port Education Improvement Partnership, Empire Magazine, Film Club, First Light, First News, London Gifted & Talented, London International Documentary Festival, MDS, My View, National Autistic Society, National Literacy Trust, National Screen Services, Nerve Centre, NDCS, PACT, Picture Production Company, Roald Dahl Museum, RNIB, RNID, Times Education Supplement European Cultural Institutes Austrian Cultural Forum, Cyprus High Commission, Czech Centre, Embassy of Belgium, Embassy of Denmark, Embassy of Finland, Embassy of Latvia, Embassy of Portugal, Embassy of Slovenia, Embassy of Sweden, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria, Embassy of the Republic of Estonia, Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania, European Commission, Finnish Institute, Goethe Institute, Greek Embassy, Hungarian Cultural Centre, Instituto Cervantes, Institut Français, Italian Cultural Institute, Luxembourg Embassy, Malta High Commission, Polish Cultural Institute, Romanian Cultural Centre.

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Teachers' Comments
Robert Poglod, Operations Manager, London Fulham Road Cineworld
"Educating the kids through film is a great benefit especially when they get the excitement doing it outside of the classroom. The kids can then go back to class and discuss the film together, which is a good habit to get people into. "