About us

Contact us

Sunshine Coast Film Society, P.O. Box 152, Gibsons V0N 1V0

Comments or suggestions: Use our feedback form to give us your feedback on the films in our program, or suggest films for future screenings.
Reservations: please use our reservation form.
Subscribe to our screening notification mailing list to receive notice via email of upcoming film nights and events.
Equipment rental: .

Board of Directors

Chair: Judy Lynne
Treasurer: Linda Forsythe
Volunteer Coordinator: Barb Crombie
Additonal Directors: Doreen Boal, Cathy McCurdy

...and the people behind the scenes

Administrator: Donna McMahon
Box office: Linda Forsythe
Front of House: Lynda Cavens
Memberships: Barb Crombie
Postering: Roger Swickis
Programming: Marje Umezuki, Astrid Handling, Judy Lynne
Publicity: Judy Lynne
Technical Coordinator Billie Carroll
Projectionists: Billie Carroll, David Barbarash, Sandi McGinnis
Website manager: Billie Carroll
Telephone Reservations: Joanna MacKenzie
Past Presidents: Tim McLaughlin, Judith Hammill, Alison Sawyer
Roving Ambassador: Angela Pressburger

...the volunteers who make it all happen

Susanne Biden, Terry Burdeny, Shawn Cardinall, Billie Carroll, Barry Cavens, Lynda Cavens, Davida Corso, Barb Crombie, Jude Da Silva, Livy Hyde, Jane Hopkins, James Hyde, Mathieu L'Allier, Kerri Luciani, Lisa Mawle, Ian McInnes, Rod Olafson, Sara Pinsonneault, Alan Sirulnikoff, Kathleen Thacker, Marge Umezuki, Olga Virly, Sandy Wrightman, Pam Wotherspoon … and assistance of Zeta, Heritage Playhouse

Become a volunteer

Yes, we need you! At showtime as ticket sellers & ushers at each screening, and ongoing helping out with fundraising and publicity. We offer free screenings, fellowship, fun and opportunity. You need to be a current SCFS member to volunteer. Please join us. Contact us via email (above) or speak to one of us at one of the screenings.

Partners

SCFS has partenered with DOXA Documentary Film Festival.

Canadian Heritage Film Festival

February 18 to 21, 2005
The Canadian Heritage Film Festival showcased the cultural richness of Canadian film heritage. The weekend festival comprised nine individual events with screenings of feature films, documentaries and numerous NFB Classic Animation Shorts.
For details see www.heritagefilmfest.ca.

Mission

The Sunshine Coast Film Society seeks to cultivate film appreciation and provide an alternative to mainstream entertainment on the Sunshine Coast.

Our principal objectives are to:

* bring people together to learn through, and about, film;
* deepen our understanding of diverse cultures, perspectives, and experiences through film; and
* create a forum for ongoing dialogue inspired by cinema.

The Sunshine Coast Film Society undertakes to find and exhibit a diversity of films, including those of local and regional filmmakers, that give voice to compelling content, images, and ideas.

The Constitution

The Society came into being on Sunday, October 28, 2001. The purposes as stated in the Constitution are:

a. To bring and exhibit moving images in any format to the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.

b. To promote the Canadian and international culture of moving images on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.

c. To educate the public about Canadian and international moving images and related cultural and aesthetic issues through screenings, lectures, discussions, publications, conferences, special events and other means.

d. To encourage and facilitate screenings, lectures, discussions, publications, conferences, special events and the like, relevant to the Canadian and international art, culture and practice of moving images and related fields, on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.

e. To do everything reasonably and lawfully necessary and proper for the attainment of the above purposes.