Creative Ensemble at Saviours Studio

Creative Ensemble promotes inclusive and collaborative filmmaking practice, with well-being and innovation at its centre. Here is our opening two day film showing and symposiums. The show premieres the short film Parallel Realms set on the Isle of Arran and in Glasgow with a Private view evening with drinks, chat, Q & A and symposium workshops. More details below.

Friday 10 May    

10 am - 5 pm exhibition (No ticket required)

12 - 2 pm  Symposium 1:  Becoming Geese (TICKET REQUIRED £0)

6.30 pm - 9 pm    Private View & Parallel Realms  Private Screening (TICKET REQUIRED £0)

Saturday 11 May

11 am- 1.30 pm exhibition (No ticket required)

11 am -1 pm  Symposium 2:  Considering the Mythical (TICKET REQUIRED £0)

2-5 pm  Matinee Parallel Realms private screening  plus: Saviours Shorts (TICKET REQUIRED £0)

This new arthouse film shows the weave between archetypal mythical life and the everyday, made as part of a research project which studied the effects of bringing in a pluralistic counselling model to care for cast and crew on wellbeing and creative possibilities. The autoethnographical films 'Becoming Geese' are also shown in the exhibiting space alongside an installation that takes you into the mythical space of the King's Cave on Arran. 

'Becoming Geese' and 'Considering the Mythical' workshops take place on the Friday and then the Saturday. There is room for 20 people in each workshop! So actors, filmmakers, educators, film-lovers, therapists, historians and anyone with an interest in taking part, come and bring your voice and ideas to the workshop and to the creation of further autoethnographical films.  

'Saviour's Shorts' on the Saturday is a matinee private screening of Parallel Realms as well as a showing of six short films selected with mythical and inclusive practice as themes. 

Tickets are limited so book to ensure a space! Look forward to seeing you!

Host or Publisher Carrie Day Films