Premiere Screening with Achieve North West
This month saw the launch of our 3 short dramatized awareness-raising films made in collaboration with Achieve North West and Cumbria Probation Trust. The screening was held in Cooke’s Studios…
Signal Attend Edinburgh International Film Festival
Signal Film and Media attend Edinburgh International Film Festival with bursary support from Film Hub North Established in 1947, the Edinburgh International Film Festival is renowned around the world for…
Cooke’s Crew Young Animation Club Receive Awards
On Wednesday 25th June we welcomed back some of our Cooke’s Crew participants to see the screening of the final cut of their animation ‘Tweet’. They were delighted with the…
Signal Starters Animation Workshop
We've delivered our first Signal Starters workshop, which is part of a brand new film and media project kindly supported by BBC Children in Need. Signal Starters aims to direct…
Our BFI Film Academy Students attend one of the UK’s Top Filmmaking Residencies
Two of Signal Film & Media’s young participants on our Cumbria and North Lancashire regional BFI Film Academy, held at Cooke’s Studios, spent their Easter holidays at the National Film…
Barrow’s Signal Film and Media gains backing of the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
The impact of the work of Barrow’s Signal Film and Media has been recognised by national funder the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation with a grant of £124,695 over 3 years. The…
Signal Documentary receives an Honourable Mention at Film Festival
We are delighted to announce that The German Who Came to Tea short documentary has won the Documentary Honorable mention at Taos Shortz Film Fest. || SEE ALL WINNERS HERE || “Beautiful…
BFI Film Academy Trainees Achieve Festival Success!
We are delighted to hear that 3 of our BFI Film Academy participants have achieved success at the recent 'Cumbria Short Film Competition' run by The Old Laundry Theatre in…
More festival success for ‘The German Who Came to Tea’
For Annie Day, who turned 100 in May 2012, it's the day her young son Brian brought a German Prisoner of War to Christmas Dinner almost 70 years ago which marked…
