Tripod - the film & video Institute€¦ · Secretary’s Scribbles The date of the June meeting...

Tripod North West Region

Including North Wales & the Isle of Man

Summer Special Issue 36

‘Treasurer’ Daphne and ‘Secretary’ Peter Copestake of Pendle Movie Makers

attended their regular club meeting on their Diamond Wedding Anniversary.

Now that’s true dedication to Our Hobby.

http://www.theiac.org.uk/iacregions/northwest.htm#tripod

North West Regional Council Members

You are very welcome to join us

Chairman & Competitions Officer James Whalley FACI

Tel: 01254 208654 Email: [email protected]

RoseBank 677 Preston Old Road, Feniscowles,Blackburn, BB2 5EN

Hon. Secretary John Gleaves FACI


46 Linley Grove, Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent, ST7 2JX

Hon. Treasurer & Publicity Officer Richard Curry FACI


Moorland View, 939 Burnley Road, Loveclough,Rosssendale BB4 8QL

Tripod Editor Susan J. Moore FACI


Berwick Villa , The Nant , Plymog, Llanferres, Denbighshire CH7 5SS

Membership Secretary Judy Gleaves


46 Linley Grove, Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent, ST7 2JX

Co-opted Council Members

Val Ellis FACI 0161 864 4603 Email: valr ie.ellis@ntlwor ld.com

4 Tresco Avenue, Stretford M32 8PE

Pauline Harrison FACI 01772 729770 Email: None

12 Mill Lane, Fulwood, Preston PR2 3HD

David Mardon (Past Chairman) 0161 928 6638 Email: None

26 Leigh Road, Hale, WA15 9BE

mailto:[email protected]




Chairman’s Chat

Hope you are all having a good summer and have been busy making films for the new season. Along with member's of Burnley Film Club I have been very busy making a film about someone who wins the lottery titled "Some you win Some you Don't", a good comedy drama. I am sure you will be pleased with the announcement that Burnley Festival is to Continue in 2017. Further details on page 11 of this issue. Our next major event is the North West Film Festival and AGM to be held at our usual venue Chads Theatre Cheadle Hulme. Further details are on page 5 of this issue. We look forward to welcoming Our First Lady Judge for some time and hope you will support the event. As your Competitions Officer I hope you will help by submitting your entries as soon as possible. I was pleased to see that we had more North West entries in the BIAFF competition this year so hopefully these will be entered into our Regional Competitions too!! At our AGM we will be saying goodbye to John & Judy Gleaves who have served on the Regional Council for many years. Judy as Membership Secretary and John for Regional Secretary. Anyone wishing to be nominated for either of these posts should complete the attatched nomination form on page 18 of this issue. Further information about each post can be obtained from me on 01254 208654.

Jim Whalley

Chairman & Competitions officer

Secretary’s Scribbles

The date of the June meeting was altered because a number of members were unable to attend. Therefore the meeting was held on 14th. June, 2016, at Preston.

The Tripod editor, Susan Moore, said that she had decided to publish the magazine in its previous format and not in A5 in response to requests which she had received from members.

It was reported that attendances at the Regions events were down in comparison with previous years. There was discussion on suitable venues for the Mersey Ten, while this year’s AGM and Film Festival will be held at CHADS on 10th. November. 2016.

Members of Burnley attended the meeting, and a long and detailed discussion of the format of the Burnley Film Festival was held. It was obvious that the members of that club had looked long and hard at the for-mat of future events. It was decided that the Festival should be solely Burnley’s event, but that it should be in a modified format. The event to start at ‘dinner time’ and finish at 5-30 – 6-00 p.m. the competition should be judged in advance, and as a result of this, the Festival would be held on a Sunday (1-30 – 5-30) as the venue would be more readily available. Modest refreshments would be served part way through the afternoon. There would be an adjustment of the entry price, and clubs or individuals who entered an entry, must attend the event.

There was discussion on the status of the NW Region in general. A survey showed that out of 19 clubs, 7 have the IAC logo on their publicity; 12 have a link to the IAC; and 5 – 7 had no reference to the IAC at all. Furthermore, no club publicity mentioned the Region’s magazine “Tripod.”

With the depleting members on the NW Council, it was essential the ‘new blood’ should be sought and new members should be approached personally. The Council could move around the Region for its meet-ings, as does the National Council.

With the National AGM date beginning to appear over the horizon, Jim asked for entries for the Mermaid competitions – the one and ten minute competitions. Entries should be with Jim Whalley by 24th. of Sep-tember.

John Gleaves

Hon. Secretary

Diary Of Events 2016 /17

IAC North West Festival

(Closing date for Entries 22 Oct 2016)

Saturday 12th Nov 2016 Judge & Guest Speaker Jill Lampert

Chads Theatre, Mellor Road, Cheadle Hulme SK8 5AU

Tickets via Club Secretaries or please ring: Richard Curry FACI Tel: 01706 218456

or Email: [email protected]

‘Out of The Blue‘

The North V South Theme for 2016

Does Anyone Have our Up North Dates, Folk keep asking !

The South are holding their event on 4th Dec & Their deadline is 15th October

IAC National AGM Weekend 20th-23rd October 2016

including the Mermaid and Mini Mermaid Competitions

Hosted by North Thames Region at The Maids Head Hotel, 20 Tombland, Norwich, NR3 1LB

Contact: Brenda Granshaw 0208 579 7365. [email protected]

Burnley Film Festival

Sunday, March 19th, 2017. (entries in by February 18th)

The Burnley Youth Theatre 1.30 - 5.30 p.m.

‘Mersey Ten ’ April 2017

One of our Two North West Regional Competitions

Awaiting A Club to Host this event with our help & Share in the Profits

BIAFF (British International Amateur Film Festival )

20 to 23 April 2017 hosted by CEMRIAC

At The Three Swans Hotel, Market Harborough. LE16 7NJ

Historic Market Town, Ample Parking & Good motorway & Rail links

Southport Interclub Competition

Saturday 29th April 2017 2pm Inc. Refreshments

Hon.Sec: Michael Alley +44(0)1704877500 [email protected]

Bolton Movie Makers ‘Movie Challenge’ May 2017 (Date Required)

Open to all IAC Affiliated Clubs in the IAC NW Region: Further details via:

Paul Ashlin [email protected] or www.boltonmoviemakers.org.uk

UNICA 2017 Dortmund Germany 5th –12th August 2017

IAC National AGM Weekend 19th-22nd October 2017

Hosted by SERIAC Sittingbourne Kent. (Details to follow soon)


Jill Lampert FACI

Teacher * Solicitor * Film Maker

"Before I retired my two main occupations were being an infant school Teacher, then a child protection solicitor. Being a teacher was creative but when I was working as a solicitor, I desperately needed a creative Outlet.

While I was still working I developed a passion for making films. I joined Sut-ton Coldfield Movie Makers in 2008 because I was so keen to have People to ‘talk film’ to. It has fulfilled my needs perfectly. We have a wonderful group of members with a terrific fund of knowledge and experience, as well as being lovely people.

I like learning about all the different aspects of film making and trying new things.

The films I have made demonstrate this because they range in genre. My first love is documentary but I like to try my hand at anything. I’ve made a few teeny fiction films. I’ve had a go at Animation. I have also made music and wedding videos, holiday films, local events and Instructional videos. I love Wildlife, so that features in many of my films. I’ve been involved in making films with Sut-ton Coldfield Movie Club.

I have judged at club competitions, regional competitions and BIAFF. In a way it is strange that I have done so much judging, because I find it very difficult. I am always longing to give every film a prize. For me the joys of judging are watching the films and analysing them to give feedback, which I hope will help the film makers in their next project. I find ranking films very difficult. Each film is unique, each film is a work of art, and yet, competitions can’t happen without someone having a go at weighing up their strengths and weaknesses so as to reach a conclusion about which are ‘the best’. In the end that is a personal choice.

I very much dislike disappointing the film makers whose films don’t get the prizes. Ideally I would like us to find a way of celebrating our films without competing against each other, but we haven't got there yet, so for now I accept Invitations to judge, and do my best!

I enter my own films in competitions. I find competitions a great incentive to ‘finish a project’. The pinnacle of my awards has been a 5 star ranking at BIAFF and the same film being chosen for UNICA (achieving a Diploma of Honour).

Was that the best film I’ve ever made? I’m not sure! There are others that have not done so well in competitions but have given me great pleasure and have been well received by audiences.

Often teeny films which have been or would be looked down on at BIAFF are the ones which audiences most enjoy.

If you come to the North West Regional Film Festival

you can Judge for yourself!"

Jill Lampert FACI

We are sure you will have someone in your club who is

Gifted in:

Why Not Offer your Knowledge to other Clubs

around the North West Region using Tripod magazine

as your Information Hub

At BIAFF 2016, I was chatting to Dave and Jan Watterson about UNICA and thought the information I learnt should be shared around the Regions Suzie Moore FACI

Quick Guide to UNICA

What is it?

UNICA is an international organisation whose aim is to promote friendship between nations through film. It is 78 years old.

At present there are around 30 members, consisting of organisations representing amateur film makers in a specific country. The IAC is a member.

Each year there is a week-long UNICA Festival where the member organisations present a programme of films in friendly competition. An international jury discusses the films in public, and then awards medals.

The Festivals takes place in a different country each year and are organised by a team from the host coun-

try. In addition to the film shows and jury discussions, the hosts organise outings to local places of interest

or cultural events.

Any film enthusiast can attend a UNICA festival. The languages of UNICA are French, German and Eng-

lish and the official programmes, speeches, discussions are translated into all three languages. The rest of

the time, the visitors communicate with each other in whatever language works - frequently English.

You are likely to find familiar faces from the IAC there, as well as lots of English speakers from other

lands, so you will definitely be able to find someone to talk to even if you can

only speak English.

UNICA 2016

This year the UNICA Festival is in Suceava in Eastern Romania from Fri 19th to Fri 26th August. It prom-

ises to be a special event. Suceava, a city of around 100,000 people dates back to the 1300s. It has a 14th

century fortress, several medieval churches and interesting museums. The festival organisers have planned

one full day and one half day excursion. These are opportunities to see some of the beautiful countryside of

the region, known as Bucovina. Bucovina is also famous for its painted monasteries. How to take part

Everything you need to know is on the Festival website: www.unica2016.ro.

(Click on the Union Jack image top right if it does not display in English.)

You need to :

1) Book your flights

Until recently there were two options: fly to Suceava via Bucharest or fly direct to Iasi airport which is

about 170km away from Suceava. As you will see on the Festival website there are not many scheduled

flights into Suceava from Bucharest, but the organisers have persuaded TAROM to put on an extra flight

from Bucharest to Suceava on Fri 26th Aug ust and a return flight to Bucharest on Sat 27th August.

Wizz Air has just announced direct flights from Luton airport to and from Suceava beginning in August.

There are direct flights to Iasi from many places in Europe. If you travel to Suceava airport, the Festival

will ptransport into the city. From Iasi, the organisers can arrange a bus transfer at a cost of 25 Euros.

2) Book your hotel

The Festival website lists a range of hotels with information on prices, distance from the Festival venue and

how to book. Prices include breakfast. Be sure to mention the UNICA Festival when you book. You may

find it easier to phone the hotel you choose to make the initial contact.

3) Register with the organisers

Follow the menu item 'Registration' on the Festival website to download the registration form. The

'Congress Map' referred to is actually a ticket to attend the events that have a charge attached. The film

shows themselves are free. The chargeable events are listed on the form so that you can pick and choose

but these are the heart of the social side of UNICA. If you can afford it, it is definitely worth paying for the

lot. The ticket for all events costs 200 Euros, rising to 220 Euros after 1st July. (This 'early bird' price is to

encourage early registration.) Be sure to send your completed form to the email address listed and let them

know how and when you will arrive and depart.

Questions?

Send an email to me, the IAC Web master, at [email protected] and I will do my best to help.

I hope to see you there.

Jan Watterson

IAC Web Master

Although this may all be short notice for this year, it gives you an insight to how the event works, including

the UNICA web address and I believe the 2017 event will be held in Dortmund in Germany 5th-12th

August. That’s a lot nearer to the UK, it would be great to have a large contingent of UK Film Makers

attending, so watch this space …. I for one am very interested, brushing up my German now, although I

can remember the essentials Toilet, Food & Beer!.

Suzie Moore FACI Tripod Editor

Around the Clubs

We promised to confirm to you our future intentions regarding the Burnley Film Festival. We are now pleased to let you know that Burnley Film Makers is planning to continue with a Film Festival in 2017, albeit in an amended format. The event will still be held at the Burnley Youth Theatre and will concentrate on being a film competition without a guest speaker. This will enable the programme to be shortened, to focus on being a film competition and run from approximately 1.30 - 5.30 p.m. on a Sunday afternoon- Sunday, March 19th, 2017.

As in the past, clubs will be invited to submit a club entry not exceeding 15 minutes in length. The Burnley Trophy will be awarded to the Best Overall Entry and a trophy will be presented to the Runner-Up as well as an award for the Best Use of Humour, further certificates of merit will be issued at the discretion of the judge. Entries will be now be pre-judged and will need to be submitted four weeks rather than two weeks before the Festival. A nationally recognised filmmaker will act as our judge and winners will be an-nounced on the day with comments being reported and copies distributed to entrants. Entries will need to be submitted by February 18th.

Refreshments, at an interval in mid-programme, will be served by outside caterers. These will be of a light buffet nature - but sufficient to sustain you during the afternoon!

We wanted to keep you informed of the situation and hope that the new format will appeal. We have tried

to take account of suggestions made by clubs and to keep costs under control. We also outlined our cur-rent thoughts at the last meeting of the IAC Regional Committee and received an encouraging feed-back from members.

We ask that yourself and club members make a note of the dates in your diaries/programmes. We look for-ward to receiving your special support for our decision not to let this special event disappear from the re-gion's calendar and trust that you will find the adapted format attractive.

Meanwhile, may I ask that you confirm to me that I have used the most appropriate e mail contact address for further information. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any queries at this stage.

Ron Harrison, Burnley Festival Secretary More details will be forwarded in due course.

Pendle Movie Makers

A request by the Town Council that Pendle Movie Makers record their latest "Colne Commemorates"

had to be turned down as several members were to be at the wedding of Charles Howard Greenwood,

their technical wizard and member since birth effectively, to Janice, an important lady at their bank

(not a coincidence!) The day was very wet so the camera-people were rather relieved to have had an

excuse.

Also in June, Treasurer Daphne and Secretary Peter Copestake came to the regular meeting on their

Diamond Wedding and were congratulated and given presents from the other members.

Both events were much more pleasurable than filming in the rain!

Congratulations Peter & Daphne and Charles & Janice

Swan Movie Makers

Most of you will now Angus Tilston Founder Member of Swan Movie Makers

This year he single-handedly hosted The 41st 9.5mm International Film Festival Liverpool UK On 9th -12

June 2016, At the Adelphi Hotel Ranelagh Place, Liverpool L3 5UL. Film makers from all over the

world attended this event. Sadly hardly any from this region even though it was publicised in Film & Video

Maker & Tripod. The Event was a sell out and was extremely successful for details on future events con-

tact : Angus Tilston FACI on 0151 334 5546 or via Email: [email protected]

Stoke Cine & Video Society

On June 20th I had the very sad news from Margaret Wright, that her husband David, my long

standing friend and past member of SCVS, had died in tragic circumstances.

I had known David since the mid nineteen seventies when he joined the club. We spent many

happy holidays together journeying around the world. He was the inspiration for many of my

films. He wrote the script for my film 'Summer Youth' and the prologue for 'Daylight on Dal'

and recorded the live sound for this film.

He also wrote the story for other successful Indian films.... The Taj of Shah Jahan' and 'River of Prayer', and the Nep-

alese film 'Skyline of Nepal'. He wanted to make a record of his wonderful garden at Wildacres and asked me to film

it. It was his idea to tell the story through the eyes of their little dog, Pip.

Margaret narrated the voice and it proved very successful and became a happy reminder of those days in Consall.

I, and his many friends will miss David so very much. We extend our deepest sympathy to Margaret and David's

Brother and Sisters and their families.

Gerald Mee FACI

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To preview AKM’s CD’s go to their website www.akmmusic.co.uk

Email: [email protected]

Tripod Your North West Regional Magazine

Editor Suzie Moore FACI

Please send your New Season Club Programmes & Events

with Photo’s for us to publicise Your Club anytime,

No point in putting a deadline because None ever sticks to it.

Please Send Contributions for Film and Video Maker to

The Editor: Garth Hope [email protected]

For the Northern News page in Film & Video Maker,

send your Club news to Derek Mathieson FACI

22 Pierremont Crescent, Darlington, Co Durham D13 9PB

Tel 01325 356140 at: northern.newsfvm@gmail.

IAC Merchandise from Linda Gough 01915 282482 ———}

When Did You Last See

A Copy of Film

& Video Maker ?

Your Club also benefits from Individual

Members joining the IAC.

Down load your membership forms from the IAC Website or if at one of our festivals

see Suzie Moore who usually has some already printed out.

Club Directory

Abergele A-V

Membership Sec. Mal Hughes [email protected]

Treasurer: Dewi Jones [email protected]

Accrington Movie Makers

Meet every Monday 7.30pm. Sept-May The Community Centre, 31 Fairfield Street, Accrington.

Chairman: Raymond Burrows 01254 393926 [email protected]

Hon.Sec: Don Clarke 01254 56783 [email protected]

Altrincham Movie Makers

Meet every Wednesday 8pm. 121 Park Road, Timperly, WA15 6QQ

Chairman: Eric Flowers 0161 973 9344. [email protected]

Hon.Sec: Kevin Doyle: [email protected] Web: www.altvideo.co.uk

(please send us Club activities & info for North verses South)

Bangor & Downs Camera Club. A -V (Need A New Email Contact Please)

Meet every Wednesday, 7.45pm. Sept-May. Kingsland, Ward Avenue, Ballyholme, Bangor, Northern

Ireland. www.bangor_camera_club.co.uk

Bolton Movie Makers

Meet 2nd, 4th & 5th Thurs every month. Over-Hulton Conservative Club, Bolton, BL5 1AA.

Hon.Sec. Waren Hulme [email protected] www.boltonmoviemakers.org.uk

Burnley Film Makers

Meet every Wednesday 7.30pm. Higham Village Hall, Higham Road,

Higham, Burnley. BB12 9EU. Chairman: Carl Stredder 01282 619085 car l.irene@ntlwor ld.com

Hon.Sec: Keith Widdup 01282 693722. [email protected]

Bury Cine Society

Meet every Wednesday 8pm. At the Moses Centre, Bury.

Hon Sec: Roy Turner: [email protected]

Carlisle & Border Camcorder Club

Meet weekly Sept-April 7.30pm then every 2nd Monday. Parish Rooms, St. Micheals Church,

Stanwix, Carlise CA3 9DJ. www.car lisleandborderccclub.com. Bill McClintock [email protected]

Cheadle & Gatley Film Makers

Meet every Thursday 8pm. Sept-May, Village Hall, Heald Green, Stockport.

Chair: David Andrew [email protected] www.cgfilmmakers.com

Acting Sec: Geoffrey Gilbert [email protected]

Crewe Movie Makers (was Crewe Cine & Video Club)

Meet 1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesday of the month Sept-May.

Chair: Howard Carrahar [email protected] Hon.Sec: Mike Hasprey 01270 581555

Treasurer & Comp Sec Isabel Carrahar





Hoylake Movie Makers

Meet every Wednesday 8pm. & 1st Wed of each month, during the Summer.

At 12 Carr Lane, Moreton, Wirral. Chair : Keith Maxwell 0151 677 0976 [email protected]

Hon.Sec: Norma Wood 0151 638 7815 8 Park Road North, Birkenhead, Wirral CH41 4EZ

Hyde Photographic Society

C/o Daryl Giles [email protected]

Mid-Cheshire Movie Makers

Meet on 2nd & last Thursdays each month, Winnington Park Recreation Club, Park Road,

Winnington, Northwich, Cheshire CW8 4EB. www.m-ccc.org.uk

Chair. Geoff Dodd 01606 781436. [email protected]

Hon.Sec: Stephanie Heighton [email protected]

Morecambe Bay Movie Makers

Meet every Monday. 7.30pm, at St. Christopher’s church Hall, St. Christopher’s Way, Morccambe.

LA4 6EE www.morecambebaymoviemakers.org.uk

Hon Sec: Ken Russell 01524 416074. [email protected]

Northern Ireland Camcorder Club

Meet 8pm. Every Monday October to March. [email protected]

Hon.Sec. Michael Canning. 44 Glencregagh Drive, Belfast. N.I. BT6-0NL

David Macfarland 73 Casaeldona Park Belfast, BT6 9RD. Tel 02890583394 [email protected]

Nelson Camera Club

Meet every Tuesday 7.30 Beg: Aug to End: May.

At Walton Lane, Community Centre, Leeds Road, Nelson. BB9 8RW.

Hon.Sec: Mrs AM Imeson, 1 Eden Close, Barrowford, Nelson, Lancs BB9 6JP [email protected]

North Fylde Photographic Society

Hon Sec: Mr N Pasc 17 Molyneux Place, Lytham St. Annes, Lancs FY8 4PY Tel 01253 734243

Email: [email protected]

North West Film Archive: www/nwfa.mmu.ac.uk C/O Emma Coc

Manchester Central, PO Box 532, Albert Square, Manchester

Pendle Movie Makers xxxx

Meet on the 2nd Monday of every month, except bank hols when we meet on a Tuesday.

Colne Borough Pendle. Chairman: John Morgan. [email protected] http://

www.pendlemoviemakers.org.uk

Hon.Sec: Peter Copestake. 01282 864058. [email protected]

Penrith & District Camera Club

Meet every Wednesday 7.30pm at Quaker meeting house, Meeting House Lane, Penrith. CA11 7TR.

Irving Butterworth. 01768 865330. [email protected] (or @loneone.net ? )

[email protected] or www.penrithcameraclub.co.uk


http://www.morecambebaymoviemakers.org.uk


http://www.penrithcameraclub.co.uk

Poynton & Stockport Movie Makers

Meet 7.45pm on alternate Thursdays, Vernon room, Civic Hall, Poynton, Nr Stockport.

Hon Sec. Marjory Gregory. 01663 732087. [email protected]

Chairman. John Heeson. [email protected] or www.psmvideo.co.uk

Preston Movie Makers

Meet every Thursday. 7.45pm. Sept-April. Galloway Hall, Brackenbury Road,

Fulwood, Preston. PR2 3BS. Chairman J im Whalley [email protected]

Hon.Sec: Roy Logsdon. 01772 672599. Email:[email protected]

www.prestonmoviemakers.org.uk

Ribble Valley Movie Makers

Meet 7.30pm. 1st & 3rd Thur each month. Sept-May. The Pendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe. BB7

1AG. Douglas Brownrigg 01200425305 [email protected] New Info

26 Shay Drive Clitheroe Lancs BB7 1LLhttp:/www.ribblevalleymoviemakers.co.uk

Rochdale Movie Makers xxxxxxxx

Meet 7.30pm. 1st & 3rd Thursday each month. Norden Old Library, Enfield Road, Nordon, Rochdale.

OL11-5XE. www.rochdalemoviemaker.co.uk.

Chairman. Geoff Alexander. [email protected]

Sec. Barbara Jones 01706 654560. [email protected]

Stoke Cine & Video Society

Meet every Wednesday. 7.30pm. Sept-May. Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs www.stokecvs.co.uk

Hon Sec: John Gleaves. [email protected]

President: Gerald Mee MBE .FACI. 01538 382570. [email protected] NEW Info

Southport Movie Makers

Meet 8pm. Every Thursday. St James Church Hall, Lulworth Road, Southport.PR8 2BQ.

Hon.Sec:Michael Alley +44(0)1704877500 [email protected]

Neil Foley 07832 059 323 Press & Web Officer. E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.southportmoviemakers.org.uk/meetings Blog: www.southportmoviemaker.blogspot.co.uk

Ashby Ball. 01704 567 778. [email protected]

Swan Movie Makers Wirral

Meet on the 2nd & 4th Friday of every month between Sept-June.

At Christ Church Community Centre, Bebington. Http://www.swanmoviemakers.weebly.com

Chair: Peter jones 01244 639642 1 Knightsbridge Court Chester CH1 1QG

Hon.Tres:Angus Tilston FACI. 17 Poulton Road, Bebington, Wirral CH63 9LA. Tel: 0151 334 5546

Club contact for information on our Annual Transport Show. Email: [email protected]

Todmorden Photographic Society

C/O Janet 8 Woodfield Street, Todmorden, Lancs OL14 5JP Tel: 01706812845

Email:[email protected]

http://www.psmvideo.co.uk


http://www.southportmoviemaker.blogspot.co.uk

Http://www.swanmoviemakers.weebly.com

Warrington Cine & Video Society

Marjorie Belton 0151 426 3854. [email protected] Web: Http://www.wcvs.weebly.com

We meet every Monday 8pm, Except Bank Holidays, Christmas & New Year. with fortnightly meetings

between June & August. At St. Martins Methodist Church Hall, Gig Lanr, Woolston,

Warrington, WA1 4EE.

West Cheshire Video Club

Meet Fortnightly, on Mondays 8pm. The Groves Social Club, Chester Road, Ellesmere Port, CH65 2NX

Hon Sec: J L Wright les.wright@talk talk.net wwww.westcheshirevideo.org.uk

Wilmslow Guild Audio-Visual Group Meet every three weeks, Fr iday 7.30pm.

[email protected] [email protected]

All Club details are from the iac website or emails you have sent to me

and to my knowledge correct at time of printing

Please inform Tripod Editor and IAC Head Office of any of any Changes.

Suzie Moore FACI -Tripod Editor

(Updated July 2016)


North West Region

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IAC NORTH WEST

Nomination form for Regional Council Members.

Name: ………………………………………………………………………....

Address: ……………………………………………………………………….

Postcode: …………… Telephone Numbers: …………...………………….….

Nominated as : (Please tick)

Individual IAC Member: .………………………………………………….....

(Proposed by an existing IAC member)

Club representative: .………………………………………………………….

(Proposed by Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer)

If (b) please give the name of the club.

I ……………………………… agree if elected to serve as a member of the North West Council of the IAC.

Signed:……………………………... Date:…...…………………………..

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(2) …………………………………………………………………………….

(3) …………………………………………………………………………….

Please send this form to the secretary, John Gleaves,

46, Linley Grove,

Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent. ST7 2PS.

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