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Bristol UNESCO City of Film community responds to Covid-19
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Bristol UNESCO City of Film community responds to Covid-19

April 24, 2020

Covid-19 is causing unprecedented changes for us all, but we’re proud to see so much resilience from the fantastic film community in Bristol City of Film, including gestures designed to make life a little better for everyone. Here we are sharing information and updates from our partners across Bristol and beyond about initiatives being set up to share and make films in isolation and supporting our brilliant film, TV & media freelancers. We’ll keep updating this list. If you see something missing, let us know! Email us at bristolcityoffilm@bristol.gov.uk.

Stay safe everyone!

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Bristol UNESCO City of Film community responds to Covid-19

Updated 28th April 2020 – Read the full document

Update 27th March 2020 – Read the full document here