Our Community

From small but exciting beginnings, together we have grown an engaged, energetic and hardworking community of people, businesses and organisations who all share an ambition to bring a new, reimagined and refurbished Belmont Cinema to life.

Our Team

As we embark upon the vital fundraising and refurbishment phases of our project, we are building a dedicated, passionate, and talented team to deliver on the charity's aims of reopening The Belmont Cinema for the benefit of our community.

Belmont Community Cinema Ltd. is committed to the Scottish Government's Fair Work First policy. We are striving to be an organisation which sees employees engaged in what we do, supported through training and development opportunities, and we promote positive approaches to make The Belmont Cinema a flexible and dynamic place to work.

Matt Buchanan

Matt Buchanan

Chief Executive Officer

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Michelle Soto

Michelle Soto

Community Development Manager

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Gemma Cruickshank

Gemma Cruickshank

Funding and Development Manager

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Our
Trustees

The charitable organisation Belmont Community Cinema Ltd, is the immediate successor to the 'Save The Belmont Cinema' campaign.

Our Board of Trustees is made up of people from a number of different backgrounds and career paths but who are linked by one defining mission — to make The Belmont the destination for film in Aberdeen.

Timothy Baker

Timothy Baker

Trustee

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Jacob Campbell

Jacob Campbell

Trustee

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Murray Dawson

Murray Dawson

Trustee

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Sophy Green

Sophy Green

Trustee

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Dallas King

Dallas King

Trustee

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Keith Massie

Keith Massie

Trustee

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Chris Oliver

Chris Oliver

Trustee

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Gwen Smith

Gwen Smith

Trustee

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STATION HOUSE MEDIA UNIT (shmu)

An integral part of our vision is a strategic partnership with Station House Media Unit (shmu) who will lead on, and deliver, an exciting education and filmmaking programme to help nurture and develop the next generation of filmmakers.

The top floor of the refurbished Belmont Cinema will be a focal point in the city centre for a vibrant and engaging education and filmmaking programme.