Arts Charities That specialise in Film

The charity is developing a system which will allow it to film service personnel reading stories to their children. These will be able to be used whilst the personnel are on active deployment and will be a last memory for the children should their parent die on active service.

PHFS is a registered charity that works to bring together people from many different backgrounds, to encourage them to share their knowledge, skills, and experience, and be inspired through the medium of film to understand public health, and work towards overcoming the public health challenges we all face.

Mission View hosts programs throughout the year to educate the community about nonviolence, civic engagement, and sustainable development. We work with other organisations to organize the Voices of Hope. Autism awareness, Workshops in and around United Kingdom which include community film screenings. We also partner with schools and other Community organizations/groups.

IFCC is a London/New York web based non-profit start-up whose aim is to unite 28 leading visionary visual and sound artists, writers and performers annually from 28 different countries to collaborate on creating new narratives of possibility inspiring geopolitical change via the medium of cinema and the new art form of Virtual Reality cinema.

To promote the arts and to advance the education of the general public in the the field of dance, music, film and other art forms, particularly but not exclusively through supporting the work of Sisters Grimm Ltd, INALA Ltd, and other related companies and organisations, in creation, development, production and performance of the arts.

The charity will organise a Literary Festival in Burma once a year (or at intervals determined by the trustees). International and Burmese participants will be drawn from the fields of literature and the wider arts and educational sectors. The Festival's schedule of panel discussions, readings, film screenings and exhibitions will all be open to the Myanmar public at large.

-To advance education in the creative arts with particular emphasis on the provision and promotion of specialist education in the creative arts for people under the age of 25.-To relieve poverty and advance education among creatives in the music field, arts, theatre, film and other creative arts.-To promote the education of people under the age of 25 years in Kent.

Gabriel Enterprise comprises the disciplines of Art, Media and Communication Studies, Dance, Film,Photography, Music, and Drama on various levels. Workshops, classes and talks are provided byqualified teachers and industry professionals. By implementing regular community art events and exhibitions Gabriel Enterprise promotes varied cultural traditions and values within today's society.

To advance public education in, and appreciation of, the arts and culture within the City of Chichester District, through the public celebration of the work and life of Leonard Bernstein through the presentation of concerts, recitals, workshop, reviews, talks, film shows and exhibitions.

We promote the appreciation of experimental filmmaking, particularly slow cinema, by staging an annual film festival in Walthamstow Forest, East London.

We organise fund-raising events inside All Saints church: talks, films, concerts and fairs to raise money for the fabric of the church, the contents of the church and its graveyard

We go out into the community to a variety of places once a week such as bowling, cinema, out for dinner and pottery. Days out and respite weekends away are also organised regularly. We always let our members decide on the activities we do.

Transition Bournemouth manages a number of green projects in the Bournemouth area for the benefit of the general public. These include the Bournemouth Repair Cafe, Slades Farm Community Garden, and Winter Film Screenings.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of young people aged 9-18 living in deprived or disadvantaged areas in South Africa or the UK by the creation of new works, the promotion of the arts, dance, film, photography and by any other means as the trustees determine

The mission of the charity is to encourage and support young artists in the arts, music and film industries. We provide financial, professional and moral support to allow them to accomplish their work by producing and promoting their specific projects.

For the purpose of the public in arts and crafts and film cultural awareness preserve cultural heritage

CSA advocates and raises awareness for victims if sexual assault in africa, through online campaigns , printing flyers, workshops media and film.

The advancement of education in the field of performing arts, in particular, the art of film, drama, theatre, music and storytelling and to advance the appreciation of such art in Leeds and the surrounding areas by the provision of:a) Professional large scale community-driven accessible theatre productions, and;b) High quality accessible and affordable community training programmes.

The Charity provides a venue for a wide range of social activities and is also available for people/organisations to book a room for social, educational and leisure activities. There is a full cinema size screen and projector in the main hall and screens in the smaller room. The hall has a sound system for music etc. There is a kitchen and cafe area. Toilet facilities, including for the disabled.

OUR PURPOSETo promote public appreciation of the arts in Clevedon and the surrounding area for the public benefit by providing an annual programme of events which will include workshops, talks, demonstrations, films, theatre, music, art, authors, books, poetry, storytelling and anything to do with the written and spoken word.

We believe addressing climate change starts with connecting to nature: by inspiring our community to engage with their environment and access the economic, health & social benefits of sustainable living. We make this happen through events, films, practical projects, nature-based experiences & broad community networking.