Filmpro Lates: Z Eyez By Extant

filmpro lates proudly present: Z eyeZ, an exceptional event by Extant in collaboration with the Sloboda Clinic, Croatia

Extant, Britain's leading professional performing arts company of visually impaired people, will be premiering a presentation in London where the results of a recent exciting medical research will be unveiled.

You are cordially invited to attend and discover first-hand the progress of this revolutionary research.

We would like to warmly welcome you to one of the two special presentations on the evening which will include a film screening, beginning at 6.15pm and 7.15pm, respectively.

FREE but RSVP is strongly recommended as places are extremely limited (click the link provided for details). Please RSVP by Friday 27 November 2015.

If places are fully booked you will still be welcome to turn up and talk to the medical representatives from the Sloboda Clinic. They will be at reception to give you information about the research, ask your feedback and comments, and respond to your questions.


VENUE
filmpro ltd, Studio 3, ACAVA studios, 1 - 15 Cremer Street, E2 8HD
The filmpro studio is very close to the Hoxton Overground Station, on the left as you come out of the station and at the opposite side of Cremer Street on the left again, towards Hackney Road. The station is wheelchair accessible. There is a big 'ACAVA' studios sign above the door.

ACCESS
The studio is on the groundfloor, with step-free access. Guide dogs are welcome.
The film has built-in audio description and subtitles .
The studio has limited capacity. Please tell us about your access requirements when you RSVP that we can better prepare.


filmpro lates
A fresh breeze of film and digital art hosted at the filmpro studio in Hoxton, curated and co-produced by Foteini Galanopoulou.

Extant
Extant is the opposite of extinct. Formed in 1997 Extant was the inspired name chosen by a group of professional visually impaired artists, for the emergence of a new dynamic space, intended to redress our invisibility as artists and explore new creative territories.
extant.org.uk