UK Student Film Societies

Here is a list of links to student film societies, mainly at UK universities. If you wish to add a link or update your details please contact us.

Other Film Societies

	Aberdeen University Cinergi Film Association An association where students of the University of Aberdeen can meet to create short films. We cover all aspects of film production from producing, directing and writing to editing, filming and acting. Any student of the University is welcome to join and ideas for new projects are actively encouraged.
	Aberystwyth International Film Society Aberystwyth International Film Society is a society for students at Aberystwyth University in Ceradigion, Wales.
	St Andrews University Film Society FilmSoc is the official St Andrews University student film society. We get together regularly to chat, drink and (of course) watch films. FilmSoc is a great way to meet people and see some excellent films at the same time.
	Bath University Film Society
	Bradford Student Cinema Located in the world's first UNESCO City of Film, the Bradford Student Cinema is an independent cinema for the both university students and members of the public. Screening films every Monday and Thursday, the BSC can be found in brand new Student's Union! With both digital and 35mm projection systems, the cinema is the ideal place to relax!
	University of Bristol Film Society Our society is dedicated to helping cultivate people's interest in films of all sorts, by exposing them to some of the best films ever made from every era, genre and country since the birth of the medium. If you're a diehard film obsessive, only a casual film fan or just curious about film, we're a society for you.
	Brunel University Cult Film Society We're a social group with extremely close relationships to other societies such as Zombies, LGBT and Sci-Fi and there will most certainly be collaborations with these and more throughout the year. Each screening ends with a trip to the local pub in which we can all hang out, drink and have a good time. Cult Film aims to show films to appeal to everyone, varying from the more popular, "mainstream" cult films such as Fight Club, to the more zainy and weird.
	Cardiff University Film Society Cardiff University Film Society is a very welcoming society always open to new members, we host a range of events including our annual trip to the London Film Festival and termly 48 hour film challenges and pub quizzes.
	St. Johns Films, Cambridge Johns Films is the biggest film society in Cambridge showing up to 18 films a term. Showings are on Thursdays and at the weekend. All films are projected in 35mm film with dolby surround.
	Edinburgh University Film Society EUFS has a broad range of films programmed, everything from Singin' In The Rain to 12 Years a Slave to The Lego Movie, to name a few from our winter 2014 selection .
	Exeter University Campus Cinema Society Campus Cinema is the cheapest cinema in Exeter and housed right in the centre of campus! We are an award winning and entirely student run organisation which has been runnng for 60 years. We are committed to bringing the full cinema experience to Exeter in our professional environment of Devonshire House's M&D Room, equipped with digital projection, 35mm projection and Dolby Surround Sound. We provide films to educate, entertain and enthral at the lowest prices possible, as well as regular film quiz nights, collaborations with other societies and many other exclusive events throughout the year.
	Imperial College Union Cinema Welcome to Imperial College Union's student cinema! Completely student-run and active throughout term, we aim to provide a diverse set of film screenings, always at student-friendly prices.
	Take 2 Cinema Introducing Lancaster University’s new student cinema – Take 2 Cinema!Replacing the original brand; LUCinema, Take 2 will continue to provide recent releases to Lancaster students at prices that can match any student’s budget. We have seen success over the years with recent additions to the cinema such as a digital projection system, refurbished theatre and 3D capabilities – equipment and quality that rivals any UK multiplex. Building on these capabilities, we aim to create a stronger brand prescience on campus.
	UCL Film & TV Society Since 1948, the UCL Film & TV Society has provided a forum for both emerging filmmakers and cinema lovers at University College London. Whichever aspect of film you’re interested in, from watching, making or discussing films, you will be able to develop your interest and skills as well as meet other like-minded people!
	Flix - Loughborough Student Cinema Flix was previously known as FilmSoc and is one of the (if not the longest) established societies in the Students' Union(SU) - even to the extent that it was around a good few years before the SU even began. Flix is a fully operational independent cinema and shows films chosen by the members which are shown weekly in the Cope Auditorium on Epinal Way.
	Manchester Motion Picture Society We are an active group who love watching and discussing films. Our weekly screenings feature an introduction to the film by one of the committee or particularly enthusiastic member, the screening of the film, and then a discussion of the film. Our informal discussions focus on how we as the audience reacted to the film, looking at the impact of the direction, acting, cinematography, editing, sound etc. We love to hear everyone's opinion, and there is no wrong answer! You don't have to talk if you don't want to, we pride ourselves on being a very chilled society
	Edinburgh Napier Film Society (ENFS) Hello there! We are the Edinburgh Napier Film Society (ENFS). As a society, we’re here to provide the chance for anybody, from casual film goers to cinephiles, to discuss films, enjoy film screenings in a communal setting and generally just have a great time. Saw a film in the cinema that you just loathed and want to discuss it among people who share your mutual interest? This is the society for you. No matter what your taste in cinema is, all are welcome.
	Open Film Society The Open Film Society is a non-profit film organisation, offering some of the best alternative cinema in Milton Keynes. Housed at the Open University, the Open Film Society has excellent facilities. Films this season are all in Blu-ray or DVD format, and are usually shown at 6:30pm Wednesday evening.
	Sheffield Film Unit Film Unit is as old as the Film Society movement as a whole, the earliest documentation we have is from our entry into the BFI in 1949. We are a working committee of the Students' Union and if you are a student, then you are already a member, if not then membership is easy to arrange, just get in touch. Please remember that tickets cannot be sold on the night.
	Union Films, Southampton unionfilms is the Student Union's very own cinema. It's completely run by students, from the front of house staff who sell tickets and refreshments to the projectionists who show the films on our 35mm and digital projectors. We show a large variety of films including British, European and art house as well as the latest Hollywood blockbusters.
	York Student Cinema As the biggest society on campus we need little introduction. We show over 30 films a term of almost every origin and type you can think of. Whatever kind of films you like, you can be sure to find some of them appearing on our screen. All are shown in the largest lecture theatre on campus, on our own 35mm projector with Dolby stereo surround sound.
	Warwick Student Cinema Last but not least, (in our opinion, anyway, and since we maintain this page we can say what we like :-) comes Warwick Student Cinema. As well as all the usual stuff, our website has a library of over 500 film reviews, a few film quizzes and provides access to the society's newsgroup.
	Cinema For All Cinema For All is the national support and development organisation for community-led cinema: community cinemas, film clubs and societies. Since 1946 we have been helping communities across the country to develop and sustain the type of film screenings they want. Our work is funded by the BFI, member subscriptions, sponsorship, film licence fees as well as project funding from trusts and foundations. For more information please see our partners page.