Family Programming Beyond the Mainstream

Young Audiences

August 20th, 2024

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The BFI’s Screen Culture 2033 Strategy has shifted the priority audience age from a focus on 16-30 year olds to a focus on under 25 year olds which therefore now includes families!  Sourcing films from beyond Hollywood can be time-consuming, so Film London have stepped in with a list of places and organisations that family film programmers most rely on that we hope will help FAN members build sustainable and exciting family programmes.

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