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Caitlin Connelly

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As seen in: Bell Media, The Social, Genome Medicine, JAMA Oncology, Cell Press, BFI, Greentech Media, Blood, Castleton Spartan
Digital Content Producer at @TheSocialCTV & @YourMorning.
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BFI Player’s November 2025 line-up

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By Caitlin Connelly Verified
| BFI
We’re playing doubles this month, with two works each from Bong Joon Ho, Karim Aïnouz and Gaspar Noé. International stories of struggles also feature, with The Beasts, Lost in the Night and a vintage Ken Loach. They’re joined by Alan Parker and Sean Baker, plus a subscription exclusive in The Outrun, starring Saoirse Ronan as a woman rebuilding her precarious life, day by day.
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BFI National Lottery Innovation Challenge Fund seeks to improve understanding of diversity in the film production workforce

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By Caitlin Connelly Verified
| BFI
Funding has been awarded to Creative Diversity Network and Design Otherwise CIC to strengthen equity, diversity and inclusion in UK film production, by addressing longstanding data collection challenges and establishing a clearer picture of the workforce.
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Inside the Archive #47: How can archives become more sustainable?

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By Caitlin Connelly Verified, Samir Lee
| BFI
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending an environmental sustainability workshop run by Julie’s Bicycle, the nonprofit mobilising arts and culture to take action on the climate crisis. The session brought together representatives from archives across the UK including the June Givanni Pan African Cinema Archive, the Yorkshire and North East Film Archives, and London’s Screen Archive, to explore how we can adapt and build resilience in response to climate change.
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