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Impact of Local Cinema

November 2005:  In 2003, the British Film Institute and the UK Film Council commissioned a study to measure and assess the impact of local cinemas on the social, cultural and economic life of their communities.  Two Regional Screen Agencies; EM Media and Film London,  funded case study elements of the project. For more information, please see the Statistics section.

Final report

    Impact of Local Cinema

    The research team focused on independent, locally owned and operated cinemas, and reports on the five case studies are available below. In two of the case study areas, local residents (who were not necessarily regular visitors to the case study cinemas) were also interviewed. And in one of the case study areas, a focus group with participants in the cinema's educational programme was conducted, together with a quantitative survey of the cinema audience and a small-scale local resident postal survey.

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Information for Researchers

    Methodological Notes

    These methodological notes are intended to elucidate how the research was carried out for this particular survey and also to offer guidance to researchers interested in replicating the research for their own areas.

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    Suggested tools for future studies

    All are welcome to download these tools and research methods - however, if you do undertake any local research, please could you let us know details of it for our own records. Please note that unfortunately we are unable to fund any further research at this time.

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Case studies

The research team focused on independent, locally owned and operated cinemas, and reports on the five case studies are available below. In two of the case study areas, local residents (who were not necessarily regular visitors to the case study cinemas)

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