Bristol UNESCO City of Film
In 2017, Bristol became a UNESCO City of Film in recognition of its world-class achievements in film and moving image. It is one of 350 city members of the global UNESCO Creative Cities Network, 26 of which are Film Cities.
www.bristolcityoffilm.co.uk
@cineredis.bsky.social
Great films back on the big screen… Save the dates for #CineRedis25 23 - 27 July ‘25 #Bristol UK & touring across the UK & Ireland brought to you by @wshed.bsky.social & friends since 2016 https://linktr.ee/cineredis
@bristolfilmoffice.bsky.social
Working behind the scenes for over 2 decades to make Bristol one of the UK’s most film-friendly cities. Supporting TV/film productions of all sizes, assisting with everything from locations & crew to recces & logistics. Part of BCC. www.filmbristol.co.uk
@bristol-filming.bsky.social
@rowan-wallace.bsky.social
@carolvorders.bsky.social
Hello lovelies. This is my official account.. 💙💙 Glad to be over here from the "other place"😂 It's like breathing clean air again 👍🏼
@filmhubsw.bsky.social
Supporting film culture in the SW, enabling more people to show, watch & make films where they are.
@bottleyard.bsky.social
Biggest film/TV studio in Bristol & the West. 11 stages available across our main site (est. 2010) & premium TBY2 facility (est. 2022). Home to #Rivals #TheOutlaws #AGGGTM #Boarders & more. A BCC initiative backed by WECA investment. www.thebottleyard.com
@bsky.app
official Bluesky account (check username👆) Bugs, feature requests, feedback: [email protected]