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20th to 22nd September 2024

Scotland’s only annual film festival dedicated to powering women in film

A weekend of brilliant films directed, produced and written by women.

Take part in Q&A’s with world-renowned directors and producers.

Enjoy the family programme with films, workshops and activities.

Explore the Island and swim in Tiree’s turquoise seas.

Reset and enjoy – whether you’re from within the film industry or just love film.

All in the spectacular Tiree landscape – the most westerly island in the Inner Hebrides.

2024 Programme

Click here to see this year’s programme
of films and events

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Experience the outdoors

Swimming
Pilates
Beach walks
Big skies

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Family Programme

Creative Activities
Animation
Films

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Industry workshops

Learn
Share and talk
Make connections

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Industry Development Lab
17th – 20th September 2024

Sea Change Development Lab returns to the Isle of Tiree, focussing on –
Connect
Collaborate
Community
Change

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Sea Change Development Lab

invites women at any stage in their film and screen industries career for mentoring, skill-sharing and discussion.
Learn and work with experienced practitioners and industry experts
Gain ideas and insights about enabling positive change for a welcoming, inclusive and accessible screen industry
Explore new ways of working, facilitating learning and finding creative solutions for developing audiences
Be mentored by Lab alumni, take time out with peers and nourish networks to support you back at home
All in the spectacular Tiree landscape – the most westerly island in the Inner Hebrides.

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Here’s what some of our 2022 participants valued about the Lab:
“Meeting other women working across the breadth of the film industry in the UK (having all those different ‘roles’ under one roof was really significant) and feeling as though I came away with a new support network.”
“Sea Change is one of the most profound and important experiences I’ve ever had in my professional life…In an industry where we’re all so overstretched and deadline-driven, we’re so programmed not to be able to take the time and space to really think about the important questions raised by the lab. Sea swimming, pilates, walks, meals together, and the living together on Tiree were all completely essential to the experience I had and how powerful it was.”

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2023 Festival Programme

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About Tiree

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Getting here

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Island info

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What to bring?

“It’s not just the feminist focus, nor that it’s set on the beautiful island of Tiree that makes the festival so special. It’s the intimacy. Filmmakers, festival-goers, curators and islanders all share lifts between venues, eat jacket potatoes in the community centre An Talla, and swim together… The word I keep coming back to describe Sea Change is special. It’s rare that you get to spend time in a place that truly welcomes you, no matter your age, experience, gender etc.”

Lara Delmage, SNACK Magazine

“I’m so grateful that my work brings me to amazing places like Tiree and brings such beautiful people into my life! It was very special seeing ‘Cá a nDeachaigh Mé?’ screened alongside the work of so many incredible women…I’ll remember this weekend forever.” Étáin Sweeney, Audio Director and Co-creator of Cá a nDeachaigh Mé

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