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Our Equal Access Network (EAN) Membership & Projects Manager Tomi Ojo is the latest guest on the Media Careers Podcast, a weekly podcast speaking to a diverse range of industry professionals from across the media industry. buff.ly/7p9ncaE

Join us for the next BFI NETWORK Shorts School on 18-21 August – a free online series of talks geared towards emerging filmmakers, where we’ll be exploring the Short Film Fund and the Early Development Fund! buff.ly/jvLLKWs

Applications are now open for the 2026 edition of #EAVE Producers Workshop! Interested in expanding your knowledge of producing and co-producing in Europe and building a pan-European professional network? Apply by 18 August. buff.ly/YMHAKyd

The London's Screen Archives Undocumented Screen Heritage Ambassadors are visiting R3:STORE Studios over the course of this year, to learn about a day in a bespoke restoration studio. A huge thank you to Jo and the talented R3:STORE team for taking the time to pass on knowledge!

The latest Film Night at The Source takes place on 5 August, where they will be screening The Substance. Between 6:30pm and 7:00pm, just before the main feature, they'll be showcasing short films by talented emerging filmmakers. buff.ly/qXhfYbG

Join Bar Trash on 13 August as they celebrate their 3rd year and 10th sensational season with We Are Trash!, a fan-made mixtape of cult and chaotic cinema. buff.ly/E6Byksf

FLAMIN alumni Laure Prouvost and Monster Chetwynd feature in How Lies the Land?, the sixth edition of the Folkestone Triennial. Visitors can explore large-scale sculptures, sound installations, digital works and community collaborations. buff.ly/Mtstkv6

The Changing Face of Camberwell is our #FilmoftheWeek, a film that examines the progressive development of the post-war architecture of the Metropolitan Borough of Camberwell. Southwark Heritage buff.ly/3UgkeSi

The Bristol Arnolfini presents a season of artists’ films selected from the Film and Video Umbrella archives by Let’s Make Art, including FLAMIN alumni. buff.ly/g6B0nWj

FLAMIN alum Ama Dogbe will be in conversation with artist Jazmin Morris to discuss immersive worldbuilding. Presented in person at Manchester’s Modal Gallery and online as a series of talks, workshops, a games night & open-access library. buff.ly/nk3OmKH

Archive Remix: A Creative Session with Super 8 Film Tue 16 Sep 2025 The London Archives Learn how to creatively rework and handle Super 8 film in this practical one-day workshop, run by Straight8 in collaboration with London’s Screen Archives. buff.ly/qxDNXfM

Presented alongside Cine Brazil, join Lexi Cinema in bringing the Brazilian summer to the big screen, featuring screenings with guest speaker introductions, panel discussions & a post-screening party at The Island. buff.ly/8r72afT

QUEER COGNITION: PARIAH PARIAH is a powerful coming-of-age drama and has become a cornerstone of queer cinema, a celebration of resilience, self-discovery, and chosen family. 🗓 Friday 8 Aug 7:15pm drinks / 8:15pm screening 📍 BFI Stephen St 🎟buff.ly/C8Aky6Z

Looking forward to speaking on BBC Radio 4 BBC Front Row tonight from 7pm talking about BFI #SophiaLoren film season I have curated that is screening throughout August Film London

Harmeet Singh Rahal features in a selection of films curated by artist Sarah Khan. The short film programme will explore how the sonic atmosphere of protests, insurgent field recordings and oral testimonies become tools to mobilise bodies. buff.ly/zOZ9y7e

Join The Garden Cinema this August for Divine Trash: The Films of John Waters. With a filmography spanning from the late 1960s to early 2000s, the films of John Waters are unapologetically queer, subversive, and outrageous. buff.ly/y4KhKLk

Join LUX on Saturday 9 August, for a screening programme exploring how ritual and celebration reshape public space, memory, and identity in the UK. buff.ly/u8XGaTA

FLAMIN alumnus Ben Rivers’ latest film Mare’s Nest premieres in August at Locarno Film Festival. Based on The Word for Snow, a play by Don DeLillo, the film focuses on the character of Moon, who travels through a mysterious world free of adults. buff.ly/78NG8Mw

Very enjoyable to appear on ⁦BBC Radio 4⁩ ⁦BBC Front Row⁩ on Monday evening talking about ⁦BFI⁩ #SophiaLoren season I curated on throughout August ⁦Film London⁩ ⁦Justin Johnson, BFI⁩ bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

This summer, Wellcome Collection presents ‘Finger Talk’, a powerful new British Sign Language (BSL) 360-degree audiovisual installation by artist and curator Cathy Mager. buff.ly/UE6cMWW