Moviola
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Moviola brings the best in cinema to your community, wherever you live in the UK – in the last year nearly 2,000 film shows for 125,000 people.
Kilmington shows the films on a wide screen in the village hall with seating for 100. The first showing in Kilmington was in March 2005 with the film “Vanity Fair”. Since it started until December 2019 we have shown 112 films selling 7,785 tickets and raising £19,218 for the Village Hall funds. Tickets booked in advance (£5.00) or on the door (£5.50). Advance booking by phoning 01297 639758, please leave contact details and the booking will be confirmed or email: wattsjohn307@gmail.com. |
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You exceeded our hope and expectations, and our Target. The money raised will allow us to purchase all the cinema equipment we need and provide a sound system which everyone one will appreciate the clarity and quality.
All of you have been very generous with your contribution but I must acknowledge the Kilmington: Players, Gardening Club, Parish Council, EDCC & DCC for their very generous donation and Millers Farm Shop who gave a generous boost at an early stage of the appeal.
As soon as cinemas are allowed to open, we will be ready and look forward to seeing as many of you as social distancing rules allow. Having our own equipment means we will not be restricted by the economics of reduced audience numbers.
If you enjoyed watching films on the BIG screen and would like to get involved, there is more to the film shows than film night so please get in touch with me, details below. How much additional help will be required will depend on how successful we make our Community Cinema, and that will be up to all involved and the community coming along to see the films.
The Crowdfund appeal closed midday Wednesday 3rd February.
John Watts
Kilmington Village Hall Cinema Project Organiser
wattsjohn307@gmail.com, 01297 639758
All of you have been very generous with your contribution but I must acknowledge the Kilmington: Players, Gardening Club, Parish Council, EDCC & DCC for their very generous donation and Millers Farm Shop who gave a generous boost at an early stage of the appeal.
As soon as cinemas are allowed to open, we will be ready and look forward to seeing as many of you as social distancing rules allow. Having our own equipment means we will not be restricted by the economics of reduced audience numbers.
If you enjoyed watching films on the BIG screen and would like to get involved, there is more to the film shows than film night so please get in touch with me, details below. How much additional help will be required will depend on how successful we make our Community Cinema, and that will be up to all involved and the community coming along to see the films.
The Crowdfund appeal closed midday Wednesday 3rd February.
John Watts
Kilmington Village Hall Cinema Project Organiser
wattsjohn307@gmail.com, 01297 639758
Read more about Moviola at www.moviola.org
