What's on the Big Screen?

Walthamstow's Big Screen shows a variety of different content

The Big Screens in Walthamstow Town Square and Woolwich show highlights from some of the BBC's programmes and events as well as films created by local artists.

There's also live screening of top sporting occasions and cultural events. Find out more about what you can watch on the Big Screen right here!

Walthamstow

Saturday 21 to Friday 27 November

Saturday

BBC 1 - 1400 to 1630 - Rugby Union: Wales v Argentina

BBC 1 - 1630 to 1710 - Final Score

BBC 2 - 1700 to 1915 - Rugby Union: Scotland v Australia

Sunday

BBC 2 - 1230 to 1400 - Racing from Aintree

BBC 2 - 1400 to 1735 - Tennis: World Tour Finals

National Content

New Content:

2 x Exposures Films - Exposures is the UK's largest festival of student image work, which takes place every year in Manchester.

7 x LOCOG Stories of the World Films - Through Stories of the World people of all backgrounds, from every part of the UK, will become 'curators' of the collections and objects held in museums, libraries and archives. These films capture the stories of a selection of people (from Edinburgh, Cardiff, Middlesbrough, Brighton, London, Manchester & Nottingham) who have already had this opportunity; they tell us about their favourite pieces from the collections they've curated.

Unlimited - a film about the programme launched by LOCOG, to celebrate arts, culture and sport performed/produced by disabled and deaf people.

Continuing Content

5 x UK Youth Volunteer Films - These films tell the stories of young volunteers who've helped their communities and themselves. They were made with support from the BBC and the Community Channel.

3 x LOCOG Lottery Films - These films highlight 3 good causes that the Lottery has helped fund. Charlie Dimmock, Lauren Laverne and Peter Crouch visit the projects to see how the money has helped. Playing as part of the LOCOG slot.

16 x BBC Film Network Films - Film Network is a showcase and community for up-and-coming UK filmmakers. This selection of films includes Fused, in the middle of the night whilst a family sleeps, another member of the household is on the look out for love.

2 x films from Streaming Museum - a new hybrid museum for the 21st century, presenting real-time exhibitions in cyberspace and public spaces on 7 continents.

1 x film from Napier University, Edinburgh - Will Astro Boy be able to save the earth from his enemy the Blue Knight?!

6 x films from Flip - A selection of films from last year's Flip Animation Festival to coincide with this year's festival.

2 x British Olympic Assoc. Films

10 x LOCOG Stand-alone Films

9 x Digital Fringe Films

6 x Visible Secrets Films

Woolwich

Saturday

BBC 1 - 1400 to 1630 - Rugby Union: Wales v Argentina

BBC 1 - 1630 to 1710 - Final Score

BBC 2 - 1700 to 1915 - Rugby Union: Scotland v Australia

Sunday

BBC 2 - 1230 to 1400 - Racing from Aintree

BBC 2 - 1400 to 1735 - Tennis: World Tour Finals

National Content

New Content:

2 x Exposures Films - Exposures is the UK's largest festival of student image work, which takes place every year in Manchester.

7 x LOCOG Stories of the World Films - Through Stories of the World people of all backgrounds, from every part of the UK, will become 'curators' of the collections and objects held in museums, libraries and archives. These films capture the stories of a selection of people (from Edinburgh, Cardiff, Middlesbrough, Brighton, London, Manchester & Nottingham) who have already had this opportunity; they tell us about their favourite pieces from the collections they've curated.

Unlimited - a film about the programme launched by LOCOG, to celebrate arts, culture and sport performed/produced by disabled and deaf people.

Continuing Content

5 x UK Youth Volunteer Films - These films tell the stories of young volunteers who've helped their communities and themselves. They were made with support from the BBC and the Community Channel.

3 x LOCOG Lottery Films - These films highlight 3 good causes that the Lottery has helped fund. Charlie Dimmock, Lauren Laverne and Peter Crouch visit the projects to see how the money has helped. Playing as part of the LOCOG slot.

16 x BBC Film Network Films - Film Network is a showcase and community for up-and-coming UK filmmakers. This selection of films includes Fused, in the middle of the night whilst a family sleeps, another member of the household is on the look out for love.

2 x films from Streaming Museum - a new hybrid museum for the 21st century, presenting real-time exhibitions in cyberspace and public spaces on 7 continents.

1 x film from Napier University, Edinburgh - Will Astro Boy be able to save the earth from his enemy the Blue Knight?!

6 x films from Flip - A selection of films from last year's Flip Animation Festival to coincide with this year's festival.

2 x British Olympic Assoc. Films

10 x LOCOG Stand-alone Films

9 x Digital Fringe Films

6 x Visible Secrets Films

Local Shorts:

'An Urban Abstraction' - Janet Curley Cannon (Projection Gallery) - An urban representation where reflecting surfaces and modular structures turn into colourful and abstract canvases, while the sounds of the city echo on the background.

Sleeping Flowers - Yoko Fukushima (Projection Gallery). This kaleidoscope is consisted by physical elements (nails, various hairs). The waste parts of our body forms intimately poetic motives, in evolving in the zone of visibility bounded by a circle of light, as a symbol of the perpetual cycle of the life. They feign the phantasmagorical and spangled image like a dream, glorifying the rubbishes of our organic body.

Tides and Times - a BBC21CC and RIBA London celebration of the river Thames and the cultural institutions along its banks, exploring the historical, ecological, geographical and social elements of what makes the river so special and such an iconic image of London. The project introduces primary school groups to London cultural institutions on the river through a series of workshops with art and architecture professionals.

Aquarium - St Jude's CE School, Southwark, Golden Hinde - Grinling Gibbons Primary School, Lewisham

Camera Obscura - Martin Pickles - A man discovers he is joined to the wall of his office by a giant umbilical cord.

Video Nation - Stratford Artist a local artist talks about her experience as an artist working in Stratford near the Olympic site.

Faster, Higher (excerpt) Filmed by Waltham Forest based artist. The filming took place in Leyton, at a 'Wushu' martial arts academy.

The Feud - Colin Moody. The winning entry to the 2008 East End Film Festival 24 Hour Film Challenge.

Video Nation - Location, Location, Location - Relocating his salmon factory to make way for the Olympic site has been worth it, says Lance Forman.

Video Nation - 4,000-year-old artefact found - Kieron Tyler gives a series of talks to the public about the amazing findings on the 2012 Olympics site in east London. Kieron Tyler works for MoLAS (the Museum of London Archaeology Service). In partnership with PCA (Pre-Construct Archaeology), MoLAS has been excavating the Olympics site.

Falling - Carl Fleischer- Animation

Local Content Longs

'Chasing Blue' - Veronique chance. (Projection Gallery) Long distance runs, this run maps the blue perimeter fence marking the boundary of the Olympic site in London for 2012, a distance of approximately 10km.

Ramadanman - Humber, Alex Donne Johnson - Animation

The Tale of Mr Pig Colin Moody - Comedy Animation

Sweet Chilli, Led Bin are a local Waltham Forest band, nominated for 2009 Mercury Prize, Albums of the Year. This is there current animation music video.

Tides and Times - a BBC21CC and RIBA London celebration of the river Thames and the cultural institutions along its banks, exploring the historical, ecological, geographical and social elements of what makes the river so special and such an iconic image of London. The project introduces primary school groups to London cultural institutions on the river through a series of workshops with art and architecture professionals.

HMS Belfast - Cyril Jackson School, Tower Hamlets Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms - Westbridge Primary School, Battersea National Archives and Hampton Court Palace - Ibstock Place School, Roehampton Royal National Lifeboat Institute - Millennium Primary School, Greenwich

Colin Moody - 20:12 used to launch the cultural Olympiad last year.