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Part of Session Two, which allowed festivals to share their experiences of utilising digital techniques.

The opening address of this day long forum for festivals navigating a digital age.

Day 5 took us Up in the Air and into the West End.

Featuring Eugenio Caballero and Andrew McAlpine, this Festival event looked at the central role of the Production Designer in the story-telling process.

Day 4 saw the French Gala screening of Father of My Children and world premiere of 44 Inch Chest.

This Festival event gave young people an introduction to short films and a festival environment.

An in depth look into the work and the world of director Gaspar Noé

Day 3 was marked by a very special announcement.

On day 2 of the festival, we cover The Men Who Stare At Goats gala and speak to acclaimed festival filmmakers.

A behind-the-scenes look at the BFI's restoration of Anthony Asquith's masterpiece.

The LFF launches with Fantastic Mr Fox.

Martin Elricsson explores the importance of extending your vision as a filmmaker into the world of the audience and in turn provide a more substantial and rooted experience of a film.

Peter Cowley and Ben Grass discuss the benefits of cross-media storytelling, looking at case studies of brand new projects Shadowline and Circle of 8.

Brian Newman talks about the effect of the internet, with it's limitless flow of free digital media content, on the film industry.

Efe Cakarel, the founder of Mubi, reflects on the importance of community and the way that can be achieved online, in particular by looking at Mubi.