"one film wonders"

This artist's film screening curated by Magda Stawarska and Lubaina Himid, (including works by Johanna Billing, Helen Cammock, Shaz Kerr, Magda Stawarska and Nicolas Villegas) explores the role of sound and music in artist film. Programmed to coincide with the exhibition A Fine-Toothed Comb.

Join fellow filmmakers and industry professionals for a special event showcasing a selection of the fantastic films submitted to the DIY Film Challenge and find out who has won the £1000 bursary prize

Bring your school/college student to the Vertigo Study Day for Film A Level, led by Rebecca Ellis, in partnership with the BFI.

Activities for 16-25yrs old Northern film lovers, wannabe critics, programmers and filmmakers

Film critic and broadcaster Anna Smith is back for another live audience recording of the female-led podcast, Girls On Film.

The Most Cruel of All Goddesses is about a covert agent who is following a line of investigation that seems to lead him back to the life of Friedrich Engels. The trail leads him to through locations particular to Engels: Manchester, Salford, London and to Wuppertal, his hometown. The agent is led to the Oktoberfest and his ultimate fate.

What is film noir? What are its characteristics? This study day will focus on the most famous film noir, Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity. Students will identify and discuss the film’s micro features such as mise-en-scène, cinematography, editing, performance, and sound in order to determine how they contribute to the overall style and meaning of this particular film as a classic example of the famous and enduring cycle of films called film noir.

A unique opportunity for emerging animators from the region, professional and amateurs alike, to bring to life their ideas for an experimental animation film with mentoring for Cornerhouse and world renowned animators Mackinnon & Saunders

Evening course: the perfect introduction for anyone who wants to talk and think about film.

HOME are looking for an early career filmmaker, aged 18 - 25, to shoot the behind-the-scenes film for this year's BFI Film Academy.

Commission opportunity for artists in all fields who self-described as Black men to create original art that responds to the main themes of the film #BlackBoyJoyGone

HOME are looking for 18 young filmmakers and film fans aged 16-19 to take part in our BFI Film Academy 2022.

Film Hub North are looking for a Talent Producer to support our work in providing ways for people aged 16-25 to engage more deeply with film culture and the business of film.

HOME and Film Hub North are currently recruiting for a new NFI Network Talent Executive, based at Showroom Workstation, Sheffield.