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As Unmellow Collective's younger (and nerdier) Glaswegian sister, Unmellow Movies shares the same dedication to inclusivity within the arts as it's North-Eastern sibling, exhibiting a shared commitment to the creation of a safe space for film-lovers and creatives from all walks of life. Our objective is inherently to support local filmmakers in the exhibition and promotion of their work without prejudice, as well as producing new and exciting cinema events for the next generation of film fans. Unmellow Movies was started by Unmellow Collective co-founder Heather Bradshaw and film programmer Rosie Beattie, after meeting during studying for their Film Curation MSc at the University of Glasgow. The idea for Unmellow Movies came from a mutual love of innovative and subversive cinema curation, alongside a passion for Scottish filmmaking and the Glaswegian exhibition scene.
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OUR TEAM
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Creative director: Heather Bradshaw Producer: Rosie Beattie
Heather (she/her) is a recent MSc graduate in Film Curation from the University of Glasgow, currently working for The Glasgow Short Film Festival as Accreditation Officer and a Submissions Viewer. She is a co-founder and film curator of Unmellow Collective in Newcastle Upon Tyne, as well as having worked for Glasgow Film Festival, WoFF and the Newcastle International Film Festival. Aside from festivals, Heather has also worked as a freelance stop-motion animator, as well as an immersive film events organiser for Tyneside Cinema in Newcastle.
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Favourite Film: A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Rosie (she/her) graduated with a Masters in Film Curation at the University of Glasgow, after completing her Undergraduate degree in English Literature and Film Studies. She is passionate about cinema, film history, and feminism. She has volunteered for a number of local film festivals in Glasgow and was a founder of Gilmorehill Shorts, an annual student short film competition at GU. Rosie is also a keen film journalist, having recently written pieces for Queerlings and Screen Queens.
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Favourite Film: Some Like It Hot
