A event on Tuesday 24th September. The event starts at 19:30.
Bristol’s Poetry Film Night is a bi-monthly event showing poetry films
made by local and international poetry filmmakers. There is always
time for discussion and thoughts from the filmmakers and audience. All
are welcome – poets, writers, filmmakers, artists - you don’t need to
know anything about poetry film to attend.
This month features poetry films by digital artist and writer Martin
Rieser, and new work by local poet Beccy Golding. Poetry films that
have song as a vital element will also be shown.
Bristol's Poetry Film Night is hosted by Dr Lucy English, Helen
Dewbery (Poetry Film Live) and, from Satellite of Love, Helen Sheppard
and Marius Grose.
Tuesday September 24th from 7pm.
John Cabot Lightship, Bathhurst Basin, Bristol
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About the contributors
Beccy Golding
Beccy Golding is a poet, fool and arts administrator.
She has been writing since she could hold a pen but found her voice as a poet in the last five years. She is an irregular performer on Bristol’s spoken word circuit, and has written a poem a day every day since April 2021, posting them on Instagram under the name Friday Is Poets Day (1300 so far…).
She’s had commissions from Lyra Poetry Festival and Word of Mouth, has a poem in the Hot Poets climate action anthology, and produces Stone the Crones – creative writing workshops and spoken word events for older / aging / elder women.
Beccy writes about life and grief, motherhood, womanhood and being a human.
Beccy has known Paula Hufton since they were play workers together in their 20s. They started their music and poetry collaboration in 2021.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
made by local and international poetry filmmakers. There is always
time for discussion and thoughts from the filmmakers and audience. All
are welcome – poets, writers, filmmakers, artists - you don’t need to
know anything about poetry film to attend.
This month features poetry films by digital artist and writer Martin
Rieser, and new work by local poet Beccy Golding. Poetry films that
have song as a vital element will also be shown.
Bristol's Poetry Film Night is hosted by Dr Lucy English, Helen
Dewbery (Poetry Film Live) and, from Satellite of Love, Helen Sheppard
and Marius Grose.
Tuesday September 24th from 7pm.
John Cabot Lightship, Bathhurst Basin, Bristol
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About the contributors
Beccy Golding
Beccy Golding is a poet, fool and arts administrator.
She has been writing since she could hold a pen but found her voice as a poet in the last five years. She is an irregular performer on Bristol’s spoken word circuit, and has written a poem a day every day since April 2021, posting them on Instagram under the name Friday Is Poets Day (1300 so far…).
She’s had commissions from Lyra Poetry Festival and Word of Mouth, has a poem in the Hot Poets climate action anthology, and produces Stone the Crones – creative writing workshops and spoken word events for older / aging / elder women.
Beccy writes about life and grief, motherhood, womanhood and being a human.
Beccy has known Paula Hufton since they were play workers together in their 20s. They started their music and poetry collaboration in 2021.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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