Some of our workshops and events include specially designed worksheets and curated resources to enhance your experience. We also provide group spaces for selected sessions — you can access them here. Access is granted once you’ve signed up for the relevant workshop or event.
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Hey everyone,
Thank you so much for joining our first PAGEBYPAGE event! It was so lovely to meet you and learn more about The Favourites!
Our next event is Wuthering Heights on the 18th May! Hopefully see you there 🌞 I'm creating this space for us to leave our book recommendations for June! Comment any ideas below, looking forward to seeing your pics!
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Hey everyone! We're so excited for today's book club, starting at 7 this evening! We're so excited to chat about The Favourites, and meet you all!
I'm just attaching our feedback form below! Your feedback is incredibly important to us, so we can understand what has gone well and how we can improve to make this space as accomodating, comfortable and accesible as possible! Your feedback is also important on our mission for funding! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOo2L_DdRHIZQN24Lq4h-Hc1D2TiPywklPjZFTSkqGclYSRg/viewform?usp=header
Thank you,
See you soon!
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Welcome to the group! You can connect with other members, get updates and share videos.
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Welcome to the DayByDay book club 📚
I’m Riona, and I’ll be hosting our book club. I come from a background in education where I taught music, drama and English, so storytelling has always been a big part of my life. But more than that, books became something I leaned on heavily when my chronic illness was at its lowest.
They gave me somewhere else to go when I needed it most, a bit of escape, a bit of comfort, and sometimes just something to get me through the day. That’s the heart of this space.
This is going to be a fully accessible, low-pressure book club.
Join in your pyjamas.
Have your camera on or off.
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Hi everyone!
We're excited for this week's events! When logging on to an event, the link to the Zoom meeting is in the same email as your ticket! You may need to scroll down to find the link! When you sign up for an event, you'll receive an email that will invite you to a group related to your event. This may be in your spam, but accessing this group gives you access to resources, and extra information! Looking forward to seeing you at our events! 🌞
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Our Events and Workshops are officially live!
It was great to see you at our Benefit Drop In (our first live session!) - a space to ask questions and learn from others about their experiences filling in PIP/DLA applications.
Next up is our Medical Menopause Workshop, tonight at 18:00!
And tomorrow we have our Grieving Your Old Self Workshop at 11:00!
We're so grateful to have people signing up so early on! Please note, you can grab tickets pretty much up to when the event starts, so if you haven't booked on yet but are looking to do so, it's not too late! See you soon!
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Dearest FilmByFilm Member,
This Month is all about Bong Joon Ho! Oscar award-winning Korean director of the first international film to win best picture at the Oscars.
Thursday 9th April: Getting Reel: Accessibility in cinema/ home viewing. What accessibility features are out there? Is the cinema accessible? How to make it more accessible?
Thursday 16th April: Silver Screen Time: Lets talk cinema! What have you seen lately? What are you excited to see?
Thursday 23rd April: Cine-ability: Snowpiercer (2013, Bong Joon-Ho)
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Thank you for joining FilmByFilm.!
Before we get started, it would be handy for me to know a few things. So help a lass out and fill out the form below. It just asks things like; what streaming services you have access to and if you have any accessibility needs.
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Good Morning Angels!
So you wish to join DayByDay’s film club, FilmByFilm. Congratulations! You’re in, and you have great taste! Whether you’re a film buff or a newcomer, all are welcome.
What qualifies me to host a film club? I don’t like your tone, but I’ll tell you. My name is Lucy Mills. I have an undergraduate degree in filmmaking, photography and new media and a master's in creative writing. I worked in the industry until I became too ill, as the industry isn’t accessible. My screenplays have won multiple awards at film festivals and are currently being read by producers. I also don’t go out and watch a ridiculous amount of films, as you can see from my Letterboxd, https://letterboxd.com/poocy/ (social network for logging films you’ve watched). Now, if you’re finished questioning me, I’ll explain how FilmByFilm works.
Over 4 weeks, there will be an overall theme i.e. romance, or animation, or Pride, or Anya Taylor-Joy, etc., and each week will relate to the theme.
Week One: Silver Screen Time.
We will talk about a popular film that was in the cinema the previous month. If you’re a regular cinemagoer or want to start going, this is a great place for you.
Week Two: Getting Reel
This week will be about the film industry. We’ll discuss matters such as: the use of AI, should able-bodied actors play characters with disabilities, is the industry in decline, and why is Julia Roberts’ smile so magnetic. There will also be film quiz nights!. Maybe I’ll throw in some film theory if requested. There’s no homework, don’t worry. This week is for the film lovers and the curious who want to know more about the industry and want to chat with other film fans.
Week Three: Cine-ability
We’ll discuss a film about disability this week. The film may include themes about disability, or a character with disabilities, or an actor with a disability. If the film is linked to disability and chronic illness, we’ll talk about it. This week is for people who want to see more representation of disability on their screens.
Week Four: Timeless Takes
Week four will feature a film from the month’s theme. Bridget Jones for romance month, or Tangled for animation, or Portrait of a Lady on Fire for Pride, or The Menu for Anya Taylor-Joy. Come if you want to watch more films!
FilmByFilm isn’t about watching arthouse cinema or films you’re “supposed” to have seen. I’ve never seen Titanic. It’s about watching art in your home (or cinema) and seeing what you get from it. Does it speak to you? Did someone see it a different way? Why did they choose to do that? What does the colour purple mean? See where the film takes us.
You’ll have a month to watch the films, and I’ll be making sure you have access to the film, so you don’t have to spend any money renting or buying the film. Take notes if you want to, but don’t feel like you have to. I’ll post monthly on this group with dates, themes, topics, films and how to access the films, so you’ll have everything in writing.
Like all good cinema snacks, it’s pic n’ mix. Come every week, or once or twice a month or for a specific month’s theme. Curate your experience as you want.
So if you want to start a new hobby or meet other people with the same interest as you or want to escape for an hour to talk about anything other than your chronic illness or disability or want to talk about films but your friends won’t talk to you any more because you just talk about how much you love David Lynch and his works (not talking from experience) then join us!
I look forward to hearing your thoughts, feelings, and opinions on all things film!
xoxo gossip girl (Lucy)