We want to hear from Film Hub South East Members who have an interesting case study or project they’d like to share with other members. The project doesn’t have to have been 100% successful (failures are always useful to learn from!).  We want to hear from members who have tried something new that they think would be interesting for their peers to hear about.

A few areas your case study could cover:

• An initiative to engage new audiences
• New practices or policies that have made your organisation more sustainable (financially or environmentally) or inclusive.
• An innovative branding or marketing campaign.
• A successful fundraising project
• Or any other project that you think would inspire your fellow members

This is a paid opportunity for the selected submissions.

How and when should ideas be submitted?

The closing date for submissions is Monday 9 December, at 5PM. If you’re interested in taking part please send your session idea(s) to the Film Hub South East team with the subject line FHSE Forum Case Study Proposal.: filmhubse@independentcinemaoffice.org.uk

Your case study idea should be no longer than half a page and should include:

• Session title
• Session description (no more than 250 words)
• Why this idea would specifically be good for other Film Hub South East members

You are also welcome to send an audio or video recording of no more than 5 minutes describing your idea. We are only interested in the content (don’t spend any time on fancy editing or cinematography!). Send a WeTransfer or private YouTube link to filmhubse@independentcinemaoffice.org.uk with the subject line FHSE Forum Case Study Proposal.

All ideas are reviewed by the Film Hub South East team that is organising the Member Forum.

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