What is Big Country Mobile Cinema?


 

The Big Country Rural Cinema Network is a community cinema scheme which enables you to show blockbuster or archive films in a venue on your doorstep.

Volunteers within the community select their film, book the venue & sell the tickets & Big Country provides the technician & state of the art equipment to run the screening. It is managed by Phoenix Arts in Leicester and currently operates within  Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire.

Big Country promoters

 

How can Big Country help me?


mobile projection screen

Choosing your film and advising on how best to choose something for the type of audience you want to attract.

 

Setting a ticket price

 

Creating a poster template for your event

 

A technician will turn up with all the kit, set it up & run the film screening for you. They can also come & visit your venue beforehand to ensure all
will run smoothly.

 

What do I need to do?


Book the venue and book your film through head office.

 

Promote the event. You can use your poster which we will have helped you create.

 

Sell tickets to the screening.

 

Arrange to have extra people at the event to help take tickets and help serve any refreshments if available.

purchasing screening refreshments

 

What about cost?


selling tickets to a screening

The screenings cost you £80 & you split the profit on the ticket sales 50-50 between yourselves & the scheme. The money returned to the scheme helps to maintain the kit & keep the costs down. Any money you make from organising raffles or selling refreshments is yours.

If you already have a projector, screen & speakers in your venue then we can still support you in running a film event.

 

Further Info

If you’d like to make a booking or just want to chat to learn more; then please give us a call, our details are on
the contact us page.

 

The Big Country Rural Cinema Network is currently made up of

Centre Screen: Leicestershire & Rutland
Centre Screen: Northamptonshire
Film in South Holland


It is funded by EM-Media, the District & Borough Councils and
County Councils of Leicestershire & Rutland, Northamptonshire
and Lincolnshire and managed by Phoenix Arts, Leicester.