2018

A look at key events and moments in 2018 at Warwick Student Cinema. (TBC)

Exec

• 2017-18
  • President: Reece Goodall
  • Vice-President: Anjana Radhakrishnan
  • Treasurer: Matt Williams
  • Films Officer: Matt Davies
  • Chief Projectionist: Kieran Hall
  • Chief Duty Manager: Caleb Gilliam-Scott
  • Technical Officer: Alex Pointon (co-opted February 2017)
  • Publicity Officer: Chris Greenland
  • IT Officer: Benji Levine
  • Marketing Officer: Hamish Brown
  • Events & Socials Coordinator: Lakshmi Ajay
  • External Relations Officer: Richard Kirk (resigned May 2017), then Irene Mercader (elected June 2017)

• 2018-2019
  • President: Irene Mercader
  • Vice-President: Casper Davidson
  • Treasurer: Taylor Wilkes
  • Films Officer: Josh Bullin and Alice Glasgow
  • Chief Projectionist: Kieran Hall
  • Chief Duty Manager: Iain Walker
  • Technical Officer: Alex Pointon (co-opted February 2018)
  • Publicity Officer: Nicky Leathard and Anna Solecki
  • IT Officer: Benji Levine
  • Marketing Officer: Matt Davies
  • Events & Socials Coordinator: Hilla Hamidi (elected March 2018)
  • External Relations Officer: Todd Olive

Spring Term 2018

• Most attended
  • Single screening: The Room (Friday Week 4, 221)
  • Double screening: The Greatest Showman (Saturday Week 6, 280)

• Least attended
  • Single screening: Patti Cake$ (Monday Week 2, 6)
  • Double screening: Happy Death Day (Saturday Week 3, 79)

Summer Term 2018

The term concluded with a Big Screening of The Lion King, which attracted an audience of around 1400. There was also a bonus screening of the Royal Wedding on the morning of Saturday Week 4, and the Warwick Filmmakers' Showcase on Thursday Week 8.

• Most attended
  • Single screening: Love, Simon (Thursday Week 9, 76)
  • Double screening: Black Panther (Saturday Week 1, 402)
• Least attended
  • Single screening: Hostiles (Tuesday Week 1, 3)
  • Double screening: Detective Chinatown 2 (Saturday Week 3, 3)

Autumn Term 2018

This term saw a full schedule for the University's first ever Welcome Week in late September, including an additional screening of The Lion King only for residents of Sherbourne and a Big Screening of Toy Story on the Piazza. The term also saw Sunday screenings reintroduced (at 3.30pm and 6.30pm), replacing showings on Mondays.

• Most attended (as of 31 October 2018)
  • Single screening: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Tuesday Week 5, 205)
  • Double screening: Incredibles 2 (Saturday Week 3, 421)
• Least attended (as of 31 October 2018)
  • Single screening: Let the Sunshine In (Tuesday Week 2, 10)
  • Double screening: Lean on Pete (Sunday Week 3, 12)

Other

• The society was nominated for a record four awards at the SU Societies Awards - Best Society, Best Event (The Night of Wright), Warwick Wildcard (Nosferatu) and Outstanding Contribution (Ashley Davey) - but it failed to win any.