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SUMMARY:Film Access Training: Neurodiversity  
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 16 May 2023\, 2:00pm to 4:00pm \nThis practical session facilitated by biggerhouse will focus on neurodiversity awareness in conversation with three filmmakers they previously worked with. \nThis is part of their ongoing film talent development programme Different Voices for emerging Neurodiverse filmmakers and creatives from the Bristol area. They will present examples of their work and discuss what inspired them to make the films and how the process of working with biggerhouse was for them. \nThis is an interactive session with a showcase of work and a Q&A with the participants. It hopes to inform film access programme design and practice. \nAbout biggerhouse film: \nbiggerhouse film have been working together for 20 years making films with people. They describe their practice as making creative work with people who might describe themselves as being or feeling ‘removed from the centre’. This can include working with neurodivergent filmmakers\, people with learning disabilities\, people living with dementia and sometimes young people belonging to the LGBTQI+ community. \nThe training sessions are free to attend for our members and associates. To join Film Access Scotland visit: filmaccess.scot/join-us/   \nFilm Access Scotland delivers training opportunities to develop the practice and skills of individuals and organisations working in the Film Access Sector.   \nTo make these sessions as relevant and useful as possible for participants\, registered participants will be expected to have some basic familiarity with the topics or undergone basic training on the topics covered by the training. 
URL:https://filmaccess.scot/programme/film-access-training-neurodiversity/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Film Access Training: Anti-racism
DESCRIPTION:The purpose of the training is to provide a ‘baseline’ awareness of issues around (anti) racism within the film sector. It will specifically explore the forms and manifestations of racism in broader society\, and in the specific context of filmmaking and film access.   \nThis baseline will then provide a backdrop to dig at the flashpoints around racism in film production\, film education and film-delivery and reception\, and the practical steps that can be taken at the individual and institutional levels to remedy these.   \nThe overall spirit of the training is to enable participants as a ‘community of practice’ – commissioners of film access projects\, and film producers and educators – to draw from their experiences of engagement with racially minoritised groups to challenge behaviours and practices to advance anti-racist and anti-discriminatory structures and processes in the film industry. Additionally\, the training will help participants to find modes of thinking\, engagement and representations to advance access to film programmes for\, by\, and among racially minoritised communities.  \nPlease Note that the training will encourage an open and frank conversation and sharing of ideas. The training will therefore provide a space and encouragement for participants to bring along any issues relating to racial justice\, equality and inclusion in the film industry they would like to explore!  \nTo make these sessions as relevant and useful as possible for participants\, registered participants will be expected to have some basic familiarity with the topics or undergone basic training on the topics covered by the training.  \nWhen: 21 February 2023\, 2-4pm  \nWhere: Online; a Zoom link will be shared with attendees one day prior   \nTo register your attendance please email info@filmaccess.scot alongside any accessibility requirements by 17 February 2023. The training sessions are free to attend for our members and associates. To join Film Access Scotland visit: filmaccess.scot/join-us/   \nFilm Access Scotland delivers training opportunities to develop the practice and skills of individuals and organisations working in the Film Access Sector.   \n  \nAbout the trainer: Amadu Khan is an Equality\, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Officer at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. He is a refugee-background international award-wining human rights journalist\, storyteller\, art-researcher and creative consultant. Amadu is interested in advancing equality\, diversity and inclusion in the fields of art\, culture and creativity\, social and cultural policy\, forced migration\, environmental justice and global/international development. He works with marginalised individuals\, groups and communities in Africa and the UK to contest ‘hegemonic’ power relations and practices\, and to facilitate their engagement and participation in processes and structures of society in a way that is empowering and reflects their aspirations.  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://filmaccess.scot/programme/film-access-training-anti-racism/
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