On Belonging by Moira Salt
Moira Salt produced 'On Belonging' in 2023 as part of an Artist Residency Position during the EVOLVE Seedhill Project.
15 May 2023
Kirklandneuk Primary School's 60th Anniversary
Kirklandneuk Primary School is a warm portrait of this much-loved primary school on its 60th anniversary. The film includes footage shot to commemorate its opening in 1962 and makes interesting comparisons between then and now. A must see for all former pupils! This film formed part of this year's Renfrew on Film which took place at Renfrew Town Hall on 7th June 2022.
27 Jun 2022
Ely Percy's Renfrew
In the film ‘Ely Percy’s Renfrew’ local filmmaker Paul Russell captures an intimate interview with the writer of Saltire Award winning novel Duck Feet. Ely talks about how growing up in Renfrew shaped her talents and how the town shaped her characters. This film formed part of this year's Renfrew on Film which took place at Renfrew Town Hall on 7th June 2022.
Moving Image Renfrewshire Show Reel 2022
Moving image Renfrewshire showcases Renfrewshire’s professional film and video talent. If you are looking to work with us, this is a great place to start. Outstanding quality, local companies, local knowledge, local talent.
11 Mar 2022
2020 – A Film by Paul Mothersole
Local filmmaker Paul Mothersole has made an innovative short video diary style film with members of his family which documents the trials and tribulations of Lockdown in 2020.
25 Nov 2021
T.G. Abercrombie
Many of Paisley’s best loved buildings were designed by local architect Thomas G Abercrombie. From the YMCA building to Paisley Grammar School, from Greenlaw Parish Church to the Drill Hall and of course the Renfrew Victory Baths, Abercrombie was the masterbuilder behind all these fabulous Renfrewshire buildings and more.
14 Oct 2021
Renfrew Victory Baths is 100
Renfrew Development Trust has made a film about the Renfrew Victory Baths to celebrate the pool's 100th anniversary.
01 Oct 2021
Reel Life – St Margaret’s School by Dan Cattigan
St Margaret’s School was a girl’s only Catholic school on the Renfrew Road. Filmed by Dan Cattigan it this school play is remarkable for its fabulous costumes and set design.
06 Jul 2021
Reel Life – Packaging the Past, An Archivists Perspective by Paul Russell
REEL LIFE is a short festival that celebrates the image obsessed enthusiasts who have made a great contribution to local visual culture in Renfrewshire.
The National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive has supported many local film shows in Renfrew and Paisley and has a wealth of film archive.
Reel Life – Jack Wardrop Citizen Journalist by Paul Russell
Jack Wardrop was often seen documenting a changing Paisley. Paul Russell who inspired the REEL LIFE festival made this film towards the end of Jack’s successful film career.
Reel Life – Dan Cattigan, Paisley’s Film Man by Paul Mothersole
This film about local cinema projectionist Dan Cattigan was made by Paul Mothersole. Dan is fondly remembered as Paisley’s film man!
Reel Life – Stephen Mansfield by Paul Russell
Stephen Mansfield photojournalism’s documents everything from bowling club prizegivings to Royal visits, and he was in the thick of the celebrations after St. Mirren won the Scottish Cup in 1987.
Reel Life: The Cine Films of Alexander Cunningham by Paul Russell
Alexander Cunningham is a transport enthusiast who documented local buses and trains as well as the now lost branch line to the Linwood Car Factory.
Reel Life – The McCrimmon Films of Johnstone digitised by Paisley Camcorder Club
The McCrimmon films of Johnstone were left by the family at Paisley Museum and were recently digitised following efforts by the Paisley Camcorder Club to preserve local film history. It depicts many aspects of local life.
Reel Life – Threadbare by Jack Wardrop
Threadbare was made by Jack Wardrop to bring attention to the decline of Paisley’s manufacturing base. It is a powerful first hand account of these traumatic changes.
Reel Life – Paisley’s Home Guard digitised by Paisley Camcorder Club
Paisley’s Home Guard came to light as a result of the Paisley Camcorder Club’s efforts to preserve local screen history. It depicts Paisley’s own Dad’s Army!
1935 King George V Celebration
Fun and games in Robertson Park to celebrate the jubilee of King Gorge V. Featuring Renfrew Burgh Band and Renfrew Pipe Band. Prizes given by Margaret Michie
05 Jun 2021
Victory Day Celebrations
One year after the war ended in 1946 this film shows the games that took place on the Babcocks Sports Grounds to celebrate the Allied Victory in WW2
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