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| Docspace
has a mobile cinema unit! Docspace's mobile high definition projector had its first outing at the Queen's Hall on April 1st 2006. The projector is bright (3500lumens) and is suitable for halls or spaces seating up to around 100. The mobile PA system can work both in and outdoors. posted May 2007 |
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| Docspace's
Amy Hardie will host a workshop
on cinema and peace-building as part of the fourth international ecumenical
film conference 19 - 22 July 2007 posted May 2007 |
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| Docspace will deliver a high-definition
digital screening and curate a programme of short documentaries for the
Edinburgh World Justice Festival
June 24th Posted April 2007 |
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| Docspace curated a programme
of short documentaries for Spectrum,
at the Queen's Hall on April 1st 2007. Posted March 2007 |
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Amy Hardie has presented a paper, Realities and RollerCoasters at The Enigma of the Audience, Filmhouse. .The conference was an opportunity to hear about the latest empirical research into film audiences. Building on the success of the first conference, an aims of the conference was to continue to bring academics and filmmakers together to engage in fruitful discussion about the state of current audience research and its impact on policy and practice. Posted March 2007 |
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STOLEN - Interactive Q&A |
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| PHILIP AND
HIS SEVEN WIVES - Interactive Q&A In conjunction with Scottish Documentary Institute and Edinburgh College of Art, Docspace screened the controversial and hugely interesting documentary Philip and his Seven Wives. The award-winning director, Marc Isaacs proved to be an incredibly engaging director who answered a host of diverse questions from audiences across Scotland. Posted January 2007 |
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Taking Cinema
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