Cult film and TV stars will be appearing at Staffordshire University at the return of an annual comic convention.
Stoke CON Trent will take place on April 9 at the university’s LRV Venue on College Road, Stoke-on-Trent.
Popular film festival Stoke Your Fires is to return to Stoke-on-Trent after a year-long hiatus.
The event last ran in 2015 before being put under review.
A film enthusiast from Stoke-on-Trent is trying to bring more film culture by running movie screenings in Hanley pizzeria.
Graphic designer Chrish Dunne, 27, from Longton, started the film screenings in January 2017 in the Klay Pizzeria in Hanley.
A Staffordshire University student worked with actor Ray Winstone on his new film Jawbone.
Final year BSc (Hons) Film Production Technology student Richie Howle, 21, from Biddulph, got work experience as a runner.
Two films will be screened to celebrate the link between Stoke-on-Trent and the war-torn Czech Republic town of Lidice.
Movie ‘Anthropoid’ and documentary ‘Lidice: a light across the sea’ are being shown at the film theatre on College Road, Stoke-on-Trent, tomorrow (November 30).
Around 1,500 comic and sci-fi fans flocked to the fourth annual Stoke CON Trent event.
People travelled from across the country – and some from America – to the convention, held at Staffordshire University on Sunday, April 17.
Science fiction fans across Staffordshire are buzzing for the return of Stoke-on-Trent’s annual comic book convention.
The ‘Stoke Con Trent’ event will feature appearances from many different sci-fi and comedy stars, including former Dr Who stars Peter Davison and Colin Baker.
A debate on women in broadcasting, discussing better balanced broadcasting formed part of North Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent celebration of International Women’s Day, along with workshops and activities at the Mitchell Arts Centre in Hanley.
The talk, hosted by Sarah Gayton founder of Farmers on Film, invited a variety of women broadcasters on stage to talk about their careers in film, radio and self-broadcasting.
A Stoke-on-Trent filmmaker is bringing some Hollywood glitz to the Potteries by giving his new film its first showing.
John Williams, a 42-year-old director from Norton, will be premiering his latest work The Slayers at Mitchell Memorial Theatre in Hanley tonight (March 4).
The Banff mountain film festival is coming to Stafford.
The Canadian film festival showcases independent films about wilderness, filming and outdoor adventures.