AWARDS
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2003 FILM SOCIETY OF THE YEAR The Engholm Prize The top award is made to the society considered by the judges to be vigorous and dynamic in providing all of the qualities outlined for the individual categories, showing matchless customer service, creativity and sometimes progression in unfavourable circumstances plusWinner - Best Website, Best Programme Notes & Best Film Programming |
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2004 Best Film Programme Highly Commended |
2004 Best Website Highly Commended |
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plus Best Programming Notes (Winner) |
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2005 Best Programme Notes Distinction Whether they have used handouts on a screening-by-screening basis, a glossy catalogue or new media, the winning society will be one that has put exceptional time and effort into educating the membership with literate, accurate and assessable information. |
2005 Best Film Programme Distinction This award recognises the society that demonstrates that they are delivering a premium selection of films. Their members are fortunate to receive breadth, intelligence and freshness. Seasons under consideration may be themed or streamed but all should offer choice and quality. |
2007 Best Programme Notes Winner (joint) Whether they have used handouts on a screening-by-screening basis, a glossy catalogue or new media, the winning society will be one that has put exceptional time and effort into educating the membership with literate, accurate and assessable information. |
2007 Best Programming Commendation This award recognises the society that demonstrates that they are delivering a premium selection of films. Their members are fortunate to receive breadth, intelligence and freshness. Seasons under consideration may be themed or streamed but all should offer choice and quality. |
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2008 Distinction Best Programming This award recognises the society that demonstrates that they are delivering a premium selection of films. Their members are fortunate to receive breadth, intelligence and freshness. Seasons under consideration may be themed or streamed but all should offer choice and quality. |
2008 Winner Best Programme Notes Whether they have used handouts on a screening-by-screening basis, a glossy catalogue or new media, the winning society will be one that has put exceptional time and effort into educating the membership with literate, accurate and assessable information. |
2009 Commendation Best Film Programming This
award recognises the society that demonstrates that they are delivering
a premium selection of films. Their members are fortunate to receive
breadth, intelligence and freshness. Seasons under consideration may
be themed or streamed but all should offer choice and quality. |
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17 December 2008 SOUTH HILL PARK FILM QUIZ A very entertaining evening event was held in a crowded Atrium Bar. Put together by Chris O'Shea, the Cinema Manager, the clips and questions tested the knowledge of a very sharp bunch of film buffs. The group representing the Bracknell Film Society managed to secure victory by ONE point. See the delighted modest quartet below |
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