Birds Eye View at Edinburgh International Film Festival

By Laura Woodhouse | 18 June 2009, 10:37

The organisers of women’s film festival Birds Eye View will be celebrating the contribution of women to the Edinburgh film festival this weekend:

Saturday 20th June
Birds Eye View: Celebrating Women Filmmakers

1915 - 2030

Delegate Centre Café Bar
Free to all EIFF pass holders

Join us and some of the women with films in the festival for an hour of inspiration, free drinks and female-friendly networking! Special guests confirmed so far include Najwa Najjar (Director - Pomegranate & Myrrh), Lindy Heymann (Director - Kicks), Sacha Horler (lead actress of the Sarah Watt film - My Year Without Sex).

Monday 22nd June

Birds Eye View: Pitch and Connect

1530 - 1700

Sheraton Hotel, Glenkinchie Room
Free to all EIFF pass holders

BEV invites female writing, directing and producing talent to come and have a 15 minute one-to-one session exploring your film ideas with leading industry commissioners and producers. Your chance to get advice from the UK’s best.

Click here for more information and a full list of the female-directed films and screening times at Edinburgh this year.

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