1320 Lorne Street

Regina, Saskatchewan

S4R 2K1

For general inquiries please contact:

tech@filmpool.ca

PH: 306-757-8818

Tuesday - Friday from 11 am to 6 pm

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OFFICE

We are located in the Warehouse District of Regina, Saskatchewan, situated on Treaty 4 Territory, the original lands of the nêhiyawak, Anihšināpēk, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakoda, and the homeland of the Métis/Michif Nation.  Treaties in Saskatchewan

 

 

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Bus routes stop on 7th Ave and Albert street, a short walking distance to our location

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​​​​​PARKING

There are two parking stalls in the front of the building, as well as free two hour parking on the streets. For Equipment loading and unloading, please use our back entrance where our staff will assist you with the equipment.​​

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​WASHROOMS

The Filmpool has one gender-neutral, accessible  washroom.

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​MEMBER ACCESS

As a member, you may book our facilities for your artistic use.  To make arrangements, please email tech@filmpool.ca

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​LANGUAGES

The Filmpool staff communicate mainly in English. If you need ASL interpreting services please email tech@filmpool.ca or call 306-757-8818. 

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​SCREENINGS AND WORKSHOPS

Our programming will be periodically announced on our social media (Facebook and Instagram), as well as here on our website.  More will be announced in the future with regards to closed captioning for screenings. We do not have audio description services available at the moment. If you need ASL interpreting services, please email tech@filmpool.ca or call 306-757-8818. 

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​​FINANCIAL BARRIERS

If you are interested in our programming but have a financial barrier, please contact us so we can accommodate you. We acknowledge people's diverse financial backgrounds and economic barriers, whether temporary or long-term, and we want to make sure our programming is available for everyone.

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​ALLERGY & SCENT SENSITIVITY 

The Filmpool is open to the public. Although we encourage people who enter our facilities to be considerate and respectful of our space and other people, we cannot guarantee that our space will always be free of strong scents and other sensitivity triggers. Please let us know in advance if you have a strong sensitivity towards scents or if you suffer from allergies, and we can prepare for your visit in the best way possible. 

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​SERVICE ANIMALS

We warmly welcome everyone with a service animal. If you have specific requests for accommodating your service animal during your visit, please let us know.

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​​SAFER SPACE

Our goal is to offer a space that is as safe as possible for all visitors and staff members. By entering the Filmpool, you agree to treating our space and the people with respect and care.  We do not accept racism, white supremacy, sexism, heterosexism/homophobia, cissexism/transphobia, sizeism, ableism and ageism, or any type of violence and harassment. The Filmpool does not tolerate any type of behaviour that is considered harmful, violent or aggressive and will take the needed action against people who behave in these ways in our space or during events that we are responsible for.

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We hope that you can always enjoy visiting our space and events, and we want to make sure to accommodate all the diverse needs in our local arts community. We also acknowledge that we have limitations as an organization and that there are always new areas of development we should be aware of or things we could handle better. Please don't hesitate to tell us if we are not meeting your needs, if we have not considered something crucial to you, or if you simply have a suggestion you would like to share with us. Our staff is always ready to listen and come up with creative solutions. 

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​​ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We would like to acknowledge The Khyber Centre for the Arts (based in Halifax NS, which is on K’jipuktuk, unceded and unsurrendered Mi’kmaq territory) for their leadership in increasing access and inclusiveness and serving as an example for other non-profit organizations on how to provide information about accessibility through online platforms. We also want to acknowledge a fellow Treaty 4 community arts organization, Listen to Dis' for their profound insight regarding diverse access needs and their guidance on how to better to serve our local film community.