As we are aware The Garden Cinema membership community is not just made up of cinema enthusiasts, but also covers a large range of film creatives, we would love to help connect our members working across all departments of the industry.
For our regular industry panels, we invite knowledgeable speakers to discuss their specific branch of the industry, with plenty of time for asking questions. After the discussion, we all head into the Garden Bar so you can mingle with fellow members.
On Monday 13 November we will be joined by Jacob Stolworthy (Chief Culture Reporter at The Independent) and Jack Shepherd (Freelance Culture Journalist), who will discuss the various aspects of writing about film, including reviews and interviews with some of the industry's biggest stars.
Tickets are restricted to 1 per member, and available for just £5, which includes a token for a complimentary house wine, beer or soft/hot drink.
About the speakers:
Jacob Stolworthy is Chief Culture Reporter at The Independent. He specialises in film and TV news and feature writing, and also regularly interviews Hollywood stars. Jacob is the co-presenter of Independent's review show Binge Watch and. Jacob has also written for Esquire and Digital Spy, reviewed films on BBC Radio 1 and is the co-host of "The Lost Boys" podcast.
Jack Shepherd is a freelance culture journalist, specialising in film, TV and video-games. He was previously the online editor for Total Film and SFX magazines, entertainment editor at GamesRadar, and was a culture reporter for The Independent. Jack has interviewed some of the world's biggest stars, reviewed blockbusters and ongoing TV series, broken exclusive news stories, and much more. He has also written for publications such as Den of Geek, IGN, and Yahoo. He co-hosts "The Lost Boys" podcast.
Previous speakers have included:
- Georgia Goggin (Producer of Pretty Red Dress)
- Susan Simnett (Producer of Fadia's Tree)
- Christina Papasotiriou (Senior Film Programmer at Raindance Film Festival)
- Philip Ilson (Co-Director of London Short Film Festival)
- Edward Lovelace (Director of Name Me Lawand)
- Tom Howson (Head of Theatrical Sales at Dogwoof)
Check out our Youtube channel for videos of our previous industry panels.