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Wednesday 28 September 2016 7.45pm Settle, Victoria Hall

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It was set up in 2002 by local people as a response to the Community Investment Prospectus public consultation process in Settle, which highlighted the demand for a cinema in the Ribblesdale area, as the three nearest cinemas are all around 25 miles away. We operate within roughly a 30-mile radius of Settle.

We organise film shows ourselves and also help other groups run their own shows using our professional quality equipment (see below). The group is run entirely by volunteers and we are always looking for people to help with film shows and running the group. To find out more please see below.

TRAMPS has been financially supported by a number of funding bodies to buy the equipment and to help with the group’s development.

TRAMPS has a formal constitution.

Shows normally start at 7.30pm and tickets are usually £5, available on the door.

If you would like details of forthcoming shows sent to you by email, please please click here. To keep running costs to a minimum, we regret that we are unable to send details by post.

If we organise a show:

• We book the venue
• We book the film (chosen either by TRAMPS or as agreed with the venue)
• We provide the equipment and volunteers to set it up and operate it
• We promote the event in local newspapers and with posters
• We pay for the venue and film hire and take all of the income from ticket sales
• Either we or the venue provides refreshments and arranges volunteers to sell them and to tidy up afterwards (whoever does the refreshments takes the income).

If you organise a show:

• You book the venue
• We book the film (chosen by you)
• We provide the equipment and one volunteer operator
• You pay us for film hire (see below), and a nominal fee to cover equipment wear and tear, transport and insurance
• You provide at least three people to help set up and dismantle the equipment
• You promote the event
• You set the ticket price and take all of the income from ticket sales
• You provide refreshments and arrange volunteers to sell them and to tidy up afterwards, and you take the income.

The distributor we have an agreement with is called Filmbank.

Their current list of films available on DVD and/or video can be seen here.

To check whether your venue is properly licenced to show films contact your District Council Licensing Officer.

You can also hire all or some of the equipment at low cost for fundraising events, conferences, meetings etc.

• The Millennium Commission via the Scarman Trust
• Yorkshire Forward Community Intervention Chest
• North Yorkshire Small Projects Fund
• Tubney Charitable Trust — Craven Area Committee
• Craven District Council
• Craven Area Forum

• Digital projector
• DVD player
• 14'×10' (approx 4.3m×3m) screen
• Sound system (4-channel mixer, two speakers with stands)
• Laptop PC (for powerpoint presentations etc)

Other TRAMPSes