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Thornliebank
Cine Club was formed in 1961 originally meeting in
Thorntree Hall. By 1968 it had become extremely popular within
the community and a decision was taken to change its name to
Thornliebank and Giffnock Cine Club
to attract members from a wider area. This it succeeded to do
and became responsible for almost all film activities within the
Eastwood District. Members gave freely of their time and
provided many shows of their work to Organisations and Churches.
In 1968 Eastwood District Council launched its first Eastwood
Film Festival and the club attracted audiences of over 250 in
Eastwood theatre. The formula was so successful that it was
repeated in 1987 and 1989 and the club donated the proceeds to
various charities in the area.
By 1988 the club had completed
several film projects and decided to reflect all aspects of its
work by becoming known as Thornliebank
& Giffnock Moviemakers as by this time camcorders
were beginning to become popular
In 2004 the Club became the
EAST RENFREWSHIRE CAMCORDER CLUB.
In order to provide an excellent and
up-to-date help and instruction service for our members, we were
successful in 2005 in obtaining an "Awards for All" lottery
grant to purchase, amongst other things, a laptop computer with
editing software, a digital projector and a DV/DVD player. This
allows us to use all the latest technology in our efforts to
help and assist anyone interested in amateur moviemaking.
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