EIUFF: Building Film Communities Workshop
This Q&A with Paul Ridd, the head of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, will explore how we can create, sustain and rebuild film communities.
About EIUFF: Building Film Communities Workshop
This Q&A with the head of the Edinburgh International Film Festival will explore how we can create, sustain and rebuild film communities. From his work at Picturehouse, BFI and now as the CEO of EIFF, Paul Ridd has committed his life to uplifting independent cinema. After the post pandemic closure of filmhouse and the restart of EIFF, Paul is slowly contributing to the rebuilding of the Edinburgh film community. This discussion will look at the importance of festivals in creating film communities, how to recognise tradition yet embrace innovation, and what’s coming up in the post-pandemic Edinburgh film scene.
The Edinburgh International University Film Festival (EIUFF), launching in 2025, is driven by a mission to champion and support the creative talents of university students across the UK. By collaborating with SYFF, they aim to nurture aspiring filmmakers through community engagement and financial backing. Their vision is to position EIUFF as the premier platform for student filmmakers to showcase their work, gain industry exposure and build meaningful connections. They strive to bridge the gap between education and the professional film world, empowering the next generation of storytellers to thrive.
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