I’m just beyond the bracket of 18-25 (and underplaying the ‘just’) but that’s genuinely fine as this sounds like a superb opportunity for those of you with a fresh passion for film, and especially if you’re wanting to help drive your local, independent cinema to an even better place!
Exeter Phoenix are looking to assemble a diverse group of 18-25 year olds who will join them in building a better future for young cinema audiences. They’ve got a focus on underrepresented communities, and are working to make changes with:
- The young audiences cinema offer at Exeter Phoenix
- The way Exeter Phoenix communicates with young people and in particular BAME audiences
- Opportunities to engage and contribute to the Exeter Phoenix cinema and film activity
The Young Audience Panel will be invited to attend a series of workshops which gain experience in, but not limited to:
- Cinema programming
- Event management
- Marketing and promotion
- Filmmaking and digital content creation
The panel will also have access to free cinema visits, opportunities to attend industry events and a reference from Exeter Phoenix for your future!







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