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The FACE 2018 album is out! Many thanks to Nick Smith Photography (@inckaa) for these beautiful photos.

Applications for Cinema Rediscovered’s FREE two-day Film Critics’Workshop are now open! This is a fantastic opportunity for ten aspiring creative critical minds to learn from peers and mentors to examine the current (and future) state of film criticism in the UK and beyond.

Successful participants will submit written, aural and audio-visual works of a critical nature on films screened during Cinema Rediscovered, for publication on a dedicated blog. Participants will also receive a full weekend festival pass to attend film events at Cinema Rediscovered as well as annual membership to MUBI's online viewing platform.

Applications close midday Tuesday May 8th, for more info and to apply head here: https://www.watershed.co.uk/jobs-opportunities/cinema-rediscovered-film-critics-workshop?utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign= ... See more

A free two day talent development programme, reflecting on the state of things and things to come for film criticism and cinephilia in the UK and beyond.

We're all going to see this - hope to see you there!

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Hey guys, me and our theatre company, Beyond the Elephant, have put on a play called COLDHARBOUR LANE! It’s set in 1980s Brixton and focuses around what a community is. It’s on the 8th and 9th of March , at the PRSC!!! Get your tickets before it’s too late !!! ... See more

Happy valentines day y'all! If you love yourself remember to tune into BITNBs first ever radio show on Ujima today 12-2pm 98fm. Our hosts Vanessa, Kelly, Yasmin and Jazz will be chatting about all things love and Wakanda, you ain't gonna wanna miss this!❤️❤️❤️ ... See more

It’s official. This is THE BLACKEST WEEK of the year so far, and it’s only Tuesday!
If you’re wondering why, let’s break it down:
1. It’s Black Panther Week™
2. It’s American Black History Month and we can feel the LOVE on this side of the pond.
3. BITNB IS DEBUTING ITS RADIO SHOW TOMORROW.
That’s right y’all. We’re finna snatch your edges… and give you LIFE.

We will be reviewing the films and tv shows of 2017 and 2018 (so far) yes that includes a BLACK PANTHER REVIEW!!

Tune in to Ujima Radio 98fm from 12-2pm!! ... See more

Oh wow - have you guys seen this?

Bristol Cable's Cable Media Lab 2018 is running a short course on journalism!

They've got 10 introductory sessions in the fundamentals of quality journalism with sessions from the Guardian's Gary Younge, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and more. Participants will work in teams to make a mini-series on an important issue.

Application deadline is 12th of February.

https://thebristolcable.org/medialab-18/ ... See more

A free course with some of the best journalists in the UK, February 2018 - June 2018

Our friends over at Crack Magazine are hosting the incredible Kelela and we're all going hope to see you there x

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Following a stupendous year where her experimental RnB sound was distilled into one body of work in the form of her critically acclaimed debut LP, ‘Take Me Apart’, Simple Things are excited to be welcoming Kelela to Bristol in February 2018 for her first ever headline show in the city.

Released through Warp Records, ‘Take Me Apart’ featured highly in end-of-year lists by Crack Magazine, Noisey, The Quietus, Complex and Vulture. The boundary-pushing album showcased Kelela’s futurist post-genre vision with addictive, progressive pop songs produced by likes of Arca, Jam City and Kelela herself – merging the innovations of electronic music with the serene sensuality of RnB.

14+ ... See more

We've just announced our incredible panel for the Re-imagining Black Britain for Black millennials panel and interactive workshop next Thursday.

Sign up to the waiting list ASAP!

https://www.facebook.com/events/144633842989602/?ti=as ... See more

PEOPLE!

University of Bristol, Bristol SU and Bristol24/7 are looking to gather the 100 most inspirational and influential BAME Bristolians.

Nominations are *OPEN* please nominate YOURSELF or friend that lives, works or studies in Bristol! We will be producing a beautiful publication followed by an amazing celebratory event at Wills Memorial Building in June!

You have two things to do:

1. Nominate >> http://bit.ly/2DmrVDt
2. Share! Share! Share! Share!


#BristolBMEPowerlist #Bristol
https://www.bristol247.com/news-and-features/news/the-search-is-on-for-bristols-most-inspiring-black-and-minority-ethnic-people/RL ... See more

Join DabBristol - Character and Text for their second acting workshop!

It is a unique workshop which explores a range of Black characters in Black British plays. Bringing characters to life through applying theatre techniques. It is also a culturally specific acting workshop for people of African and Caribbean descent.

All welcome, from beginners to experienced actors! ... See more

Character and text: A Black Perspective
DAB Bristol's second acting workshop. A unique workshop which explore a range of Black characters in Black British plays. Bring the characters to life through applying theatre techniques. A culturally specific acting workshop for people of African and Caribbean descent. All welcome, from beginners to experienced actors.

What participants said about the first DAB workshop:
'Great warm-ups' - 'lovely facilitators' - 'knowledgeble workshop leader' - 'nice energy' - 'no pressure' - 'lovely venue'...

£10 on the door
For more information: send us a private message or text 07722 144542. ... See more