City Eye has been promoting video production within Southampton and the surrounding area since 1987 and is a not for profit company limited by guarantee and with charitable status. City Eye receives financial support from Southampton City Council, and Screen South the film and media agency for the South.

City Eye works with a wide range of people in the community who participate in training courses and video projects. We are regularly commissioned to make films and the variety of work is stimulating and the issues challenging. City Eye also helps individuals seeking to produce independent film and/or video productions with the assistance of Screen South/Film Council funding. Through our own Production Award Scheme, City Eye provides free access to equipment for first and second time filmmakers. Equal opportunity of access to our facilities and services is the cornerstone of our existence and work.

City Eye exists to inspire and promote film and video culture across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. It is a leading community filmmaking resource in South East England. City Eye is here to support the community, arts organisations, individuals, emerging and established talent in the achievement of their filmmaking goals.

 

staff
David White (Creative Director)
david.white@city-eye.co.uk

Susan Beckett (Admistrative Director)
susan.beckett@city-eye.co.uk

Antony Batchelor (Education Programme Co-ordinator)
antony.batchelor@city-eye.co.uk

Samuel Taylor (Production Graduate/Assistant)
sam.taylor@city-eye.co.uk

board of trustees
John Barlow, Steve Bowles, Robert Hull, Paul Segar and Peter Barber

postal address: Swaythling Neighbourhood Centre,
Broadlands Road, Southampton, SO17 3AT

telephone: 023 8067 7167
email general enquires: admin@city-eye.co.uk

city eye is supported by: Southampton City Council and Screen South
company numbers: Charity No. 1089882 / Company Reg. 2786596