One of the most important dates in the OVFM calendar is our annual Spring Show where we share the fruits of our labours from a year of busy filmmaking, along with some gems from our archive. What better way to celebrate the days getting lighter and warmer than with evening of films from the very best local amateur filmmaking talent.
Along with a collection of films covering all genres from drama to comedy, travelogue to documentary as well as classics from our extensive archive spanning 60 years, you will also see our legendary newsreel looking back at major local events in 2018.
This year’s event will take place on FRIDAY 22nd MARCH at 7:00 for 7.30 pm
VENUE – Methodist Church, 19 Sevenoaks Road, Orpington BR6 9JH
DIRECTIONS – GOOGLE MAP
WEBSITE – http://www.orpingtonmethodist.org.uk/welcome.htm
Club members get in free but for guests and non-members the tickets are £5 – which includes refreshments – and are available by making a request via e-mail at info@ovfm.org.uk or by telephone on 0208 3254454 (daytime) or 01689 851116 (evenings). Don’t leave it too late as they tend to get snapped up very quickly!
And of course there is our famous raffle where a selection of wonderful prizes are up for grabs provided you have that all important winning ticket!
If any OVFM club members or our external friends wish to help publicise this event please download a printable version of the poster HERE (open the file, right click and save).
For an entertaining and sociable evening do join us on Friday March 22nd and bring along your friends and family!
Well put Lee.
Love the ‘wee chick’.
Thanks Jane!
We had bumper ticket sales and very positive feedback from guests and I declare it a huge success. Let’s hope the sums show a healthy increase in income.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this event in any way. It is only by your help that the ‘show will go on’.
It was a privilege to see the delight on a certain members face when he won the action camera. I’m looking forward to seeing some footage from this included in a future film.
At the risk of sounding vain I would be interested to learn how much effect – if any – the Twitter promotion had on ticket sales…