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Programmers of Tomorrow Workshop #1 – Research & Curation with Kulraj Phullar

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20 September @ 13:0015:00
Free

Programmers of Tomorrow’s first workshop is facilitated by Dr Kulraj Phullar (NFTS). He will introduce you to ways of discovering more about the films you love and how to find films you have never even thought about watching. In a digitised world in which films seem easier to access than ever, US tech companies have creating an ever fragmenting field of streaming platforms, AI summaries and almost endless online commentary. Come pick up a (metaphorical) treasure map and some useful tools for navigating all this info from an experienced film studies scholar and programmer, all amidst the ephemera of cinemas past at the wonderful Cinema Museum.

Doors will open at 12.15pm. The workshop will begin at showtime at 1pm and run until 3pm.

Apply to screen your film of choice at the Programmers of Tomorrow all-dayer!
Programmers of Tomorrow culminates in an all-day triple-feature film-festival at the Cinema Museum on Sun 29 November, where every programmer screens a film for the first time! You don’t have you attend any PoT workshops in order to submit your idea for the PoT all-dayer, but they can be a great space to develop your idea! All-dayer submission form coming soon, deadline Sun 25 Oct. If selected, you will have access to funding to pay for film licensing and support with promoting your screening.

If you have any other questions or requests please do get in touch!
[email protected]

Details

Date:
20 September
Time:
13:00 – 15:00
Doors Open:
12:15
Refreshments will be available in our licensed cafe/bar.
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Cost:
Free
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About Cinema of Tomorrow

The South London-based film club F.K.A. PEPCOT (Peckham Experimental Prototype Cinema of Tomorrow) is evolving into simply… The Cinema of Tomorrow, a microcinema in the making for South East London.

See all Cinema Museum Events presented by Cinema of Tomorrow here.