- Aesthetica Short Film Festival: 2015/16 – Jody Tozer (Ffresh).
- AMA Conference: 2014 – Alice Turner (Penarth Pier Pavilion)
- Berlin International Film Festival:
2014/15 – Berwyn Rowlands (Iris Prize). Find out more about his trip to Berlin.
2016/17 – Sue Bailey (Fishguard Film Society)
2017/18 – Dave Evans (Wales Independent Documentary Festival).
2019/20 – Luisa Pèrcopo (Italian Film Festival Wales) - BFI London Film Festival:
2015/16 – David Gillam (Torch Theatre), Joy Green (Haverfordwest Film Society)
2017/18 – David Gillam (WOW: Wales on World Film Festival). Read David’s blog. - Cinema For All Community Cinema Conference and Film Society of the Year Awards:
2015/16 – Simon Profitt (New Dot Cinema), Norman Gettings (Llandaff North Festival)
2016/17 – Allison Williams (Dragon Theatre), Gloria Vasquez (Films and Wine)
2018/19 – Lisa Denison (Sinema Sadwrn). Read Lisa’s blog. - Camera Zizanio Festival and Olympia Festival: 2017/18 – Rhiannon Hughes (Wicked Wales), Lacey Small (Wicked Wales).
- Children’s Film First Conference, Brussels: 2015/16 – Claire Vaughan (Chapter). Read Claire’s blog.
- Durban International Film Festival: 2014/15 – Fadhili Maghiya (Watch Africa)
- Edinburgh International Film Festival: 2014/15 – Claire Vaughan (Chapter)
- Edinburgh Short Film Festival: 2016/17 – Paul O’Connor (Sol Cinema)
- Flatpack Festival Birmingham:
2015/16 – Paul Holder (Chapter). Find out more about Paul’s ABCinema Sprint.
2016/17 – Three young film enthusiasts (Amy, Luan and Eben plus their chaperone Chris) went on a video bloggers course at Flatpack. Read their blogs. - ICO Screenings Days:
2014/15 – Angie Dickinson (Pontardawe Arts Centre), Emyr Williams (Pontio), Jill Edge (Theatr Gwaun), Rhowan Alleyne (WOW), Stephen Phillips (Chapter)
2015/16 – Emyr Williams (Pontio), Annie Grundy (Magic Lantern), Angie Dickinson (Pontardawe Arts Centre), Jamie Grew (New Dot Cinema), Dave Phillips (Abergavenny Film Society), Natasha Wilson (Penarth Pier Pavilion)
2016/17 – Matt Beere (Chapter), Emyr Williams (Pontio), Annie Grundy (Magic Lantern), Mark Bond (Magic Lantern)
2017/18 – Emyr Williams (Pontio), Sara Hulls (Magic Lantern).
2018/19 – Ben Rive (Snowcat Cinema), Angie Dickinson (Pontardawe Arts Centre), Emyr Williams (Pontio), Sara Waddington (Magic Lantern), Simon Proffit (New Dot Cinema)
Read about the benefits of attending from members. - ICO Archive Screenings Days: 2018/19 – Sara Waddington (Magic Lantern). Read Sara’s blog.
- ICO I.D. Screening Days (Inclusion & Diversity): 2018/19 – Yvonne Connikie & Yasmin Begum: Cinema Golau (ICO ID Day Birmingham). Read their blog.
- ICO Young Programmers Forum at Spring Screening Day: 2018/19 – Natasha Swann (Wicked Wales), Lacey Small (Wicked Wales). Read their blog.
- International Youth Media Summit: 2022/23 – Dion Wyn Hughes (Wicked Wales). Read Dion’s blog.
- NexT International Film Festival: 2018/19 – Rhiannon Hughes (Wicked Wales)
- NUFF Youth Film Festival (Norway): 2016/17 – Rhiannon Wyn Hughes (Wicked Wales). Read Rhiannon’s blog.
- Queer Film Network: 2017/18 – QFN were supported to host their quarterly network meeting in Cardiff.
- San Sebastian Film Festival: 2014/15 – David Gillam (WOW: Wales on World Film Festival)
- Sheffield International Documentary Festival: 2016/17 – Radha Patel (Gentle/Radical). Read Radha’s blog.
- Children’s Film First Conference: 2013/14 – Claire Vaughan (Chapter)
- Welsh Film Preview Days:
2014/15 – Bryoni Sadler (Flicks in the Sticks)
2016/17 – James Cass (Magic Lantern), Allison Williams (Dragon Theatre) - UKCA Annual Conference: 2018/19 – Jamie Hughes and Steve Jones (Gwyn Hall). Read Jamie’s blog.
- Venice Film Festival: 2018/19 – Jody Tozer (Cardiff Mini Film Festival)
- WNO Oz with Orchestra: 2017/18 – Young Programmers from WICKED Cinema in Rhyl spent the day at the Welsh National Opera’s screening of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ interviewing audience members. View their short film.
- Youth Cinema Network: 2015/16 – Dan Thomas (Wicked Wales). Find out more about Dan’s research trip to Hanover.
- Zagreb Film Festival: 2014/15 – Rhiannon Hughes (Wicked Wales)