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==Exec==
  
==Exec==
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*'''2013-2014'''
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**[[President]]: Katherine Sroga
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**[[Vice-President]]: [[James McLachlan]]
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**[[Treasurer]]: Catherine Allkins
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**[[Films Officer]]: Harry Austin
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**[[Chief Projectionist]]: Georgina Rawson
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**[[Chief Duty Manager]]: Natalie Teutsch (resigned September 2013) then Liam McNamara (from October 2013)
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**[[Technical Officer]]: [[Alex Pointon]]
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**[[Publicity Officer]]: Alina Haddad
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**[[IT Officer]]: Thomas Purchas
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**[[Marketing Officer]]: Samuel Kidman
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*'''2014-2015'''
  
*'''2014-2015'''
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=President President]: Oliver Brown (resigned December 2014) then Reece Goodall as acting President
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**[[President]]: Oliver Brown (resigned December 2014) then [[Reece Goodall]] as acting President
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Vice-President Vice-President]: Reece Goodall
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**[[Vice-President]]: [[Reece Goodall]]
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Treasurer Treasurer]: Allie Wyant
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**[[Treasurer]]: Allie Wyant
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Films_Officer Films Officer]: Jess Carroll
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**[[Films Officer]]: Jess Carroll
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Chief_Projectionist Chief Projectionist]: Charlie Roberson
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**[[Chief Projectionist]]: Charlie Roberson
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Chief_Duty_Manager Chief Duty Manager]: Rachel Keighley (from May 2014)
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**[[Chief Duty Manager]]: Rachel Keighley (from May 2014)
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Technical_Officer Technical Officer]: Alex Pointon
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**[[Technical Officer]]: [[Alex Pointon]]
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Publicity_Officer Publicity Officer]: Jordan Flynn (from June 2014)
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**[[Publicity Officer]]: Jordan Flynn (from June 2014)
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=IT_Officer IT Officer]: Thomas Purchas
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**[[IT Officer]]: Thomas Purchas
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Marketing_Officer Marketing Officer]: Richard Kirk
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**[[Marketing Officer]]: [[Richard Kirk]]
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Events_and_Socials_Coordinator Events & Socials Coordinator]: Bonita Chung
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**[[Events and Socials Coordinator]]: Bonita Chung
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**[https://wiki.warwick.film/index.php?title=Chief_Editor Chief Editor]: Chloë Pugh
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**[[Chief Editor]]: Chloë Pugh
   
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==Spring Term 2014==
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*'''2015-2016'''
  
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There were two AllNighters this term - a LOTR Extended Edition AllNighter and an AllNighter-themed around the films of Christopher Nolan. (500) Days of Summer was screened as a Valentine's Day-themed film in week 6. The success of The Wolf of Wall Street led to a bonus screening on Friday Week 10. The Movie Pub Quiz was held in the Mighty Duck in Week 3.
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**President: Lorraine Li
  
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**Vice-President: Reece Goodall
  
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**Treasurer: Giles Hutchings
  
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**Films Officer: Jonatan Benarroch
  
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**Chief Projectionist: Phil Beckett
  
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**Chief Duty Manager: Anjana Radhakrishnan
  
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**Technical Officer: Alex Pointon
  
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**Publicity Officer: Emma Smith
  
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**IT Officer: Joel [http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--ST5FLTZm--/qdx7nub6gaxoqe77m493.jpg Speed]
  
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**Marketing Officer: Richard Kirk
  
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**Events & Socials Coordinator: Joe Lacey
  
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**Chief Editor: Allie Wyant (left in July 2015) then Lauren Howard (co-opted November 2015)
  
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==Spring Term 2015==
  
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There was a Pixar AllNighter (and the mystery film was Monsters, Inc.). The popularity of The Theory of Everything and Birdman necessitated extra screenings.
  
 
*Most attended
  
*Most attended
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**Single screening: The Theory of Everything (Tuesday Week 7, 316)
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**Single screening: Anchorman (Tuesday Week 6, 300 (sponsored event))
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**Double screening: The Imitation Game (Saturday Week 4, 667)
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**Double screening: The Wolf of Wall Street (Saturday Week 9, 543)
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**Quadruple screening: Interstellar (Friday and Saturday Week 3, 782)
  
 
*Least attended
  
*Least attended
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**Single screening: The Boxtrolls (Monday Week 1, 6)/Kon-Tiki (Monday Week 5, 6)
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**Single screening: Dom Hemingway (Monday Week 7, 0 (due to a projection problem))
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**Double screening: Unbroken (Friday Week 9, 58)
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**Double screening: Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (Saturday Week 6, 268)
   
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==Summer Term 2015==
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==Summer Term 2014==
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The lack of a field due to university building work meant that the Outdoor Screening could no longer go ahead - instead, the society took over the Big Screen and held the first Big Screening (Beauty and the Beast). The society completely shut down over the main exam period, screening no films in weeks 5-8.
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The final Outdoor Screening took place, as the building work commenced on the fields the following term - Despicable Me was shown. The society shut down completely during the main exam period in weeks 5-8.
 
*Most attended
  
*Most attended
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**Single screening: Cinderella (2015) (Monday Week 9, 178)
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**Single screening: The Grand Budapest Hotel (Thursday Week 4, 156)
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**Double screening: Kingsman: The Secret Service (Saturday Week 1, 315)
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**Double screening: The Lego Movie (Friday Week 2, 424)
 
*Least attended
  
*Least attended
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**Single screening: Concussion (Tuesday Week 3, 5)
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**Single screening: Out of the Furnace (Monday Week 2, 8)/Mr Peabody and Sherman (Thursday Week 9, 8)
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**Double screening: Home (Saturday Week 4, 26)
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**Double screening: Lone Survivor (Friday Week 1, 10)
   
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==Autumn Term 2015==
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==Autumn Term 2014==
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There was a general AllNighter (the mystery film was We're the Millers). The success of Gone Girl led to a bonus screening on Thursday Week 10. The society collaborated with a group of student filmmakers to hold a showcase launching their production company, which took place on Wednesday Week 5.
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The term began with three free screenings of Avengers: Age of Ultron. There was a general AllNighter (the mystery film was American Pie), and the society streamed the League of Legends World Championship Finals.
  
 
*Most attended
  
*Most attended
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**Single screening: Shaun of the Dead (Thursday Week 4, 325 (free sponsored event))
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**Single screening: Gone Girl (Thursday Week 9, 295)
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**Double screening: Pulp Fiction (Friday Week 5, 608)
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**Double screening: Guardians of the Galaxy (Saturday Week 8, 450)
 
*Least attended
  
*Least attended
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**Single screening: Unfinished Business (Monday Week 3, 4)
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**Single screening: Night Moves (Monday Week 7, 4)
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**Double screening: Southpaw (Saturday Week 9, 43)
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**Double screening: Hercules (Friday Week 6, 52)
   
 
==Other==
  
==Other==
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*Reece Goodall, Richard Kirk and Allie Wyant all served their second year on exec, and Alex Pointon his third.
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*[[Alex Pointon]] and Thomas Purchas served their second years on exec.
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*The role of Chief Editor was promoted to exec.
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*The roles of [[Events and Socials Coordinator]] and [[Chief Editor]] were created on exec, making Bonita Chung and Chloë Pugh their originators.
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*At the Cinema For All awards, the society won Best Student Cinema, and James McLachlan won an Outstanding Contribution award.
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*At the SU's Societies Awards, the society was nominated for Best Film and Media Society, and [[James McLachlan]] won an award for Outstanding Contribution.
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*The Spring term only had doubles on Saturdays - from Summer, double screenings were held on Fridays and Saturdays.
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*The society stopped holding films on Sunday, moving to a five-day schedule in Autumn.
  
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[[Category:Years]]

Latest revision as of 16:11, 30 January 2019

A look at key events and moments in 2014 at Warwick Student Cinema. (TBC)

Exec

Spring Term 2014

There were two AllNighters this term - a LOTR Extended Edition AllNighter and an AllNighter-themed around the films of Christopher Nolan. (500) Days of Summer was screened as a Valentine's Day-themed film in week 6. The success of The Wolf of Wall Street led to a bonus screening on Friday Week 10. The Movie Pub Quiz was held in the Mighty Duck in Week 3.

  • Most attended
    • Single screening: Anchorman (Tuesday Week 6, 300 (sponsored event))
    • Double screening: The Wolf of Wall Street (Saturday Week 9, 543)
  • Least attended
    • Single screening: Dom Hemingway (Monday Week 7, 0 (due to a projection problem))
    • Double screening: Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (Saturday Week 6, 268)

Summer Term 2014

The final Outdoor Screening took place, as the building work commenced on the fields the following term - Despicable Me was shown. The society shut down completely during the main exam period in weeks 5-8.

  • Most attended
    • Single screening: The Grand Budapest Hotel (Thursday Week 4, 156)
    • Double screening: The Lego Movie (Friday Week 2, 424)
  • Least attended
    • Single screening: Out of the Furnace (Monday Week 2, 8)/Mr Peabody and Sherman (Thursday Week 9, 8)
    • Double screening: Lone Survivor (Friday Week 1, 10)

Autumn Term 2014

There was a general AllNighter (the mystery film was We're the Millers). The success of Gone Girl led to a bonus screening on Thursday Week 10. The society collaborated with a group of student filmmakers to hold a showcase launching their production company, which took place on Wednesday Week 5.

  • Most attended
    • Single screening: Gone Girl (Thursday Week 9, 295)
    • Double screening: Guardians of the Galaxy (Saturday Week 8, 450)
  • Least attended
    • Single screening: Night Moves (Monday Week 7, 4)
    • Double screening: Hercules (Friday Week 6, 52)

Other

  • Alex Pointon and Thomas Purchas served their second years on exec.
  • The roles of Events and Socials Coordinator and Chief Editor were created on exec, making Bonita Chung and Chloë Pugh their originators.
  • At the SU's Societies Awards, the society was nominated for Best Film and Media Society, and James McLachlan won an award for Outstanding Contribution.
  • The Spring term only had doubles on Saturdays - from Summer, double screenings were held on Fridays and Saturdays.
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