2014

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

Exec

• 2013-2014
  • President: Katherine Sroga
  • Vice-President: James McLachlan
  • Treasurer: Catherine Allkins
  • Films Officer: Harry Austin
  • Chief Projectionist: Georgina Rawson
  • Chief Duty Manager: Natalie Teutsch (resigned September 2013) then Liam McNamara (from October 2013)
  • Technical Officer: Alex Pointon
  • Publicity Officer: Alina Haddad
  • IT Officer: Thomas Purchas
  • Marketing Officer: Samuel Kidman

• 2014-2015
  • President: Oliver Brown (resigned December 2014) then Reece Goodall as acting President
  • Vice-President: Reece Goodall
  • Treasurer: Allie Wyant
  • Films Officer: Jess Carroll
  • Chief Projectionist: Charlie Roberson
  • Chief Duty Manager: Rachel Keighley (from May 2014)
  • Technical Officer: Alex Pointon
  • Publicity Officer: Jordan Flynn (from June 2014)
  • IT Officer: Thomas Purchas
  • Marketing Officer: Richard Kirk
  • Events and Socials Coordinator: Bonita Chung
  • Chief Editor: Chloë Pugh

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.