Support Cornwall Film Festival

Cornwall Film Festival will celebrate its 11th year of promoting Cornish and international filmmaking at the Lighthouse Cinema in Newquay this November, with another outstanding programme of short and feature length films from Cornwall and around the world. 

Dedicated to furthering the art and craft of filmmaking Cornwall Film Festival offers a range of inspiring and educational skills and professional development workshops, talks, seminars and industry Q&As.

Like all film festivals, Cornwall Film Festival is not able to survive on ticket sales alone, but is reliant on funding and investment from interested parties, the kindness of strangers and the support of friends and family. To continue to thrive we absolutely need you!
Become a Friend of Cornwall Film Festival 
 
For a donation of £15, you can become a Friend of Cornwall Film Festival and help support Cornwall's only major film festival.
 
Friend's Benefits include:
  • Priority booking - purchase tickets for the 2012 Festival up to a week before tickets go on sale to the general public!
  • A quarterly newsletter about CFF activities.
  • An invitation to the Festival's opening party
  • An acknowledgement of your support on the Festival website
  • Be entered into a draw to win FREE tickets to special CFF events year-round
  • A Cornwall Film Festival t-shirt
 
 
 
Become a Cornwall Film Festival Champion
 
If you would like to make a larger donation to support the Cornwall Film Festival, why not become a Festival Champion? For a minimum donation of £100 you can make a significant difference to the Cornwall Film Festival, helping to secure its survival for the future.
 
Champion's Benefits include:
  • All the benefits of being a Friend plus:
  • An acknowledgement of your support in the printed Festival brochure
  • Invitations to the Festival's VIP reception
  • Invitations to a special Patron's event at the Festival.
  
 
2012 Festival Champions: Adam Webster
 
 Thank you for your support!
 
 
“I just wanted to say well done for putting on a beauty of a festival. Definitely, for me, the best one yet. The features were great...and I got to see most things due to the well-thought-out programming... The Cornish screenings were also great and well themed. Anyway, it was a fantastic weekend, the work inspiring, the community clearly strong and your dedication and hard work obvious for all to see. Well done to everyone involved in making it happen, and thank you.”                                                                                               
– Mark Jenkin, award-winning Cornish filmmaker