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What is the Festival?

Taking place from 7-23 November, the Into Film Festival helps educators bring learning to life for 5-19 year olds across the UK by inspiring young people to watch, understand and make film in new and creative ways.

Bookings for the 2018 Into Film Festival are now open.

Find out more here: https://www.intofilm.org/events/festival/about

Looking to set up a film club, society or community cinema? Already run one but want to build on your activities or hear some advice on equipment?

You’ve come to the right place.

Cinema For All provides a wide range of resources on all matters relating to showing films to your community.

Have a good look through their resources, and then get in touch with them on info@cinemaforall.org.uk or call 0114 2210314 for more specific advice for you and your organisation.

The Richard Attenborough Scholarship supports the next generation of screen craft professionals by providing financial support towards tuition fees at the National Film and Television School!

Richard Attenborough was one of the most successful actors and directors in the history of British and international film.

From his extraordinary performances in Brighton Rock and 10 Rillington Place, to his epic, award-winning Ghandi and the intimate and powerful drama Shadowlands, Lord Attenborough was a giant of the moving image and one of most respected and admired members of the Film industry.

He was acutely aware of the problems that many in our industry face, at any stage of their career. He served as a patron of both The CTBF (now The Film & Television Charity) and the National Film and Television School, which helps develop emerging talent.

Find out more about the scheme here: https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/supporting-talent/richard-attenborough-scholarship/what-the-scholarship-offers/

We are pleased to announce that MMBF Trust will be providing support and funding to reward exceptional individuals from Brighton through the Brighton Power 100 list.

The BrightonPower100 list aims to celebrate the 100 most influential and powerful people in Brighton & Hove! The list is led by President – Nicholas Taylor.

Megan Turner comments “We received an invitation to provide support for the Brighton Power 100 list and we loved how the organisation’s objectives matched ours, I am pleased to be working with the team at Brighton Power 100 to help identify the unsung heroes who make Brighton such a great place.”

Find out more about the Brighton Power list here – www.brightonpower100.co.uk or on Twitter @BrightonPower10

The 1st of March 2018 marked the release of 2018’s London Power 100 list, whilst HM The Queen was named the most influential Londoner – we take a look at who else made the list.

Here is the full list at a glance!

1 HM The Queen

2 Rupert Murdoch

3 David Beckham

4 Evgeny Lebedev

5 Sadiq Khan

6 Tony Hall

7 Roman Abramovich

8 Adele

9 Boris Johnson

10 Naomi Campbell

11 Prince Harry

12 Sir Phillip Green

13 George Osborne

14 Stormzy

15 Lakshmi Mittal

16 Kate Moss

17 Zayn Malik

18 Duke & Duchess of Cambridge

19 Sir David Attenborough

20 Richard Branson

21 Tom hardy

22 Idris Elba

23 Jimmy Carr

24 Tony Blair

25 Cara Delevigne

26 Benedict Cumberbatch

27 The Ruben Brothers

28 Sir Mo Farah

29 Lily Allen

30 Theresa May – PM

31 Andrew Lloyd Webber

32 James Corden

33 Daniel Kaluuya

34 Jeremy Corbyn

35 Dame Helen Mirren

36 Justin Welby

37 Rod Stewart

38 John Bercow

39 Anthony Joshua

40 Anna Wintour

41 Piers Morgan

42 baroness Shriti Vadera

43 jack Whitehall

44 Davina McCall

45 Ryan Gosling

46 Kelly Osbourne

47 Wiley

48 Tom Hiddleston

49 Stephen Fry

50 Cressida Dick

51 Tony Fernandes

52 Dua Lipa

53 Mark Carney

54 Rita Ora

55 Jamie Oliver

56 David Harding

57 Eddie Izzard

58 Jamal Edwards

59 Nigella Lawson

60 Naomie Harris

61 Nigel Farage

62 Dame Joan Collins

63 Princess Eugenie

64 Damian Lewis

65 Tom Parker Bowles

66 Krept & Konan

67 Amit Bhatia

68 Boy George

69 Keira Knightley

70 Michael Dapaah

71 Chiwetel Ejiofor

72 Edward Enninful

73 Barbara Windsor

74 Diane Abbott

75 Arsene Wenger

76 Ian Wright

77 Chris Eubank

78 Katie Hopkins

79 Noel Clarke

80 Jonathan Ross

81 Jimmy Choo

82 Vince Cable

83 Dev Patel

84 Dame Carolyn McCall

85 Spencer Matthews

86 Yianni Charalambous

87 Lord Aleem

88 Aneeta Prem

89 Jonathan Pie

90 Tinie Tempah

91 Micky Flanagan

92 David Essex

93 Zara Phillips

94 James Stunt

95 Chuka Umunna MP

96 Alisher Usmanov

97 Guido Fawkes

98 Dapper Laughs

99 Dumi Oburota

100 Elliot Grove

The list assembled by a team of researchers and was later judged by leading industry figures led by celebrated lawyer Nicholas Taylor who is the President of London Power 100.