As part of our commitment to supporting venues all across the UK, we have a pool of regional and nationwide based film marketers that work on film campaigns.
Their focus is on increasing the profile of titles and their visibility within their area as well as assist with in-venue marketing and event opportunities.
Feel free to connect directly with the freelancers listed below and/or if you would like to discuss opportunities to work with the FAN wide pool of marketers, please get in touch with Timon Singh, Campaigns Manager, Film Hub South West.
Meet our team:
Timon Singh, Campaigns Manager, Film Hub South West
Timon Singh is the Campaigns Manager (Marketing, Communications and Audiences) for Film Hub South West helping to market new releases for the BFI’s Film Audience Network.
He also runs the Bristol Bad Film Club, a monthly genre film night in the city, and wrote the book Born To Be Bad: Talking to the greatest villains in action cinema.
Contact: ti.s@watershed.co.uk
Toki Allison, Inclusive Cinema
Toki has worked with audiences across film, arts and education for the past 10 years, as a curator, evaluator, consultant, project manager and marketer. Most recently, she has coordinated the UK-wide campaign for Shoplifters and Burning supporting Thunderbird Releasing, in partnership with FAN New Releases, and led on independent cinema campaigns championing inclusion for audiences, as part of BFI’s Film Audience Network, including dementia-friendly screenings for World Alzheimer’s Month, and the launch of inclusivecinema.org.
She has previously programmed cinema and managed audience development projects at the Courtyard, Herefordshire’s flagship Arts Council NPO, supported production on multiple BBC Learning projects, and produced and sold out a 5k capacity music and arts festival, Nozstock The Hidden Valley.
Contact: toki.allison@gmail.com
Daljinder Johal, Freelance Marketeer, Film Hub Midlands
Daljinder works across production, marketing, journalism and curation, in addition to being a writer, to create joyful and thoughtful work that shares nuanced perspectives from voices often underrepresented in the arts and film industry.
She has a particular passion for highlighting the creativity of the Midlands and the North as an independent producer across theatre, film, festivals and audio.
She also works companies across the UK including as Head of Community for young people at Boundless Theatre, the cultural development agency ArtReach, South Asian LGBT+ organisation Gaysians or makes worldwide connections as an Assistant Managing Editor with the literary journal, Asymptote.
Contact: daljinderjohal24@gmail.com
Andrew Moore, Film Hub Northern Ireland
Contact: agrmoore86@gmail.com
Neil Hepburn, Film Hub Scotland
As Marketing Manager for the Cameo Cinema in Edinburgh for 5 years, Neil developed a strong track record in devising creative campaigns across a variety of both digital and offline platforms. Since making a move to Inverness in 2018, Neil has embarked on a freelance career that incorporates coordinating Scalarama Highlands and Islands, regular contributions to arts programmes on BBC Radio Scotland and regional marketing for the BFI FAN.
Contact: n.a.hepburn@gmail.com
Bridget Mulrooney, Film Hub South West
Bridget has worked in independent cinema operations and film programming for over three years. She has passion for art, culture and media which was nurtured during her time studying Multimedia Journalism at London South Bank University. Bridget has a background in social media marketing and has worked on marketing campaigns for a variety of independent businesses; from gyms to dentists and everything in between.
Bridget is driven by creating change and takes pride in bringing film to her local community via the independent cinema she currently manages. She has created a friendly and safe space for all to come together and enjoy a broad programme of films.
Contact: bridgetlmulrooney@gmail.com
Emma Green, Film Hub London
Emma has worked in film marketing for 9 years, working with cinemas across London and the UK to grow audiences for independent films. She manages digital marketing, social media profiles, audience outreach, crowdfunding campaigns, newsletters, live event postings, digital asset creation, awards campaigns, press and paid advertising. She works across individual films, entire film festivals, with cinemas and other film platforms. Examples of her work include running the global social media campaign for Blackfish, the documentary which led SeaWorld to change their practices, and managing marketing, social media & press worldwide for Loving Vincent, the world’s first fully painted feature film, which was nominated for an Oscar, BAFTA and Golden Globe.
Contact: emmafrancesgreen@gmail.com
Rui Jin, Film Hub South East
Rui is the founder of the Brighton Community Cinematheque which aims to promote cultural diversity and tackle social isolation. Throughout her work in film, she is committed to boosting access and participation of the historically excluded in all parts of the film industry chain.
She also has extensive experience of working in the charity sector; as a fundraising consultant and project lead, delivering nationally funded community engagement projects.
Contact: rui.jin@outlook.com
Dion Wyn, Film Hub Wales
Dion is a freelance film educator and journalist based in North Wales. Beginning his career 10 years ago as a journalist Dion has reviewed films for Movie Marker, S4C and BBC Wales. He has worked on various projects in Wales with schools, youth groups and charities.
Developing film festivals and running short film education courses with and for them. He is currently the coordinator for PICS Fest which is the only Welsh language film festival in the world. The festival is for young people to learn and develop their filmmaking skills along with introducing them to the wider spectrum of cinema.
He has worked as an advisor for various film festivals including Three Films Festival and Wicked Youth International Film Festival. Where he has developed and marketed digital editions of the festivals during the pandemic. In October 2020 Dion will be a guest lecturer at Bangor University focusing on Film Criticism where students will be given an insight to the industry along with providing professional experiences for the students.
Contact: dionwynhughes@gmail.com
Morayo Sodipo, Film Hub North
Contact: morayo@filmhubnorth.org.uk
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