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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£0.2K
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Spending
£0.0K
Public benefits
There are 2 classes of beneficiaries 1) artists in the designated area of benefit (the North of Ireland) 2) audiences for art created in the designated area of benefit (the North of Ireland). Purpose 1 is to promote and develop the Arts for the benefit of the General Public in the North of Ireland. The main benefit the group provides is improved
access to the arts for the general public in the North of Ireland. Purpose 2 is to encourage appreciation for and participation in Performing/visual arts activities among the General Public in the North of Ireland. The main benefit the group provides is improved participation in the arts for the general public in the North of Ireland. Purpose 3 is to encourage and stimulate (by the provision of support and facilities for artistic expression) the artistic creativity of artistes in the North of Ireland. The main benefit the group provides is to ensure better prospects for local artistes and faster turnaround on their projects. Purpose 4 is to present, promote, organise, manage and produce plays of cultural and educational value, for the General Public in the North of Ireland. The main benefit the group provides is to provide a creative outlet for aspiring artistes, and to make original local work available to the General Public in the North of Ireland. The benefits can be demonstrated by the following means: Studio NI contributes to the arts, which is a vital sector of the local economy. This is demonstrated by the archive of online interaction, including the Studio NI profile at the Internet Movie DataBase (IMDB.com). Studio NI contributes to cross-community and cross-border cultural events, which is vital for the stability of local society. This is demonstrated by the archive of online interaction, including the Studio NI video testimonials at youtube.com. There is no private benefit or harm from the purposes of the organisation.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Studio NI runs Internet facilities on e-mail and social media that allow artistes to network about projects and to promote events. The Group is based on user-generated content. Studio NI also runs regular events that allow artistes to network in person. Studio NI runs an annual festival called the "Titans of Ulster Writing and Media
Festival". This is a series of events focused around five contests - Short story writing, illustration, short film, music video and costuming. The contestants are allowed access to facilities to improve their skills, and given an outlet to express their talent in public. The short stories and illustrations are published in a book, the films and music videos are shown at venues around Northern Ireland, and the costume contest is held at a public pageant called the "Masquerade Parade". The final selection from the shortlisted entries is by audience choice.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science
Who the charity helps
- General public
- Voluntary and community sector
How the charity works
- Arts
- Cross-border/cross-community
- Cultural
