For people who like making movies
Gloucester Inter Club Film Competition
For the Ray Toleman Memorial Trophy for Best Film
Vale Trophy for Best Sound
Cheltenham Trophy for Best Cinematography
History of the competition
A meeting was convened in 1967 for all the cine clubs in the area to arrange an inter-
In 1972 The Vale Cine Club donated a trophy, to be called ““The Vale Sound Trophy” to be won by the club entry which, in the opinion of the judges, made the best use of sound.
In 1973, in view of the stature which the competition had attained, the Gloucester Club felt that a more worthy trophy should be commissioned.
A bronze sculpture of unique shape designed and created by Mrs Diane Smith, a teacher at Gloucestershire College of Art and Design, was cast by a Cheltenham foundry .
It was named the Ray Toleman Trophy in memory of the late Secretary and founder member of the Gloucester Club.
The competition continues to this day and clubs located in Gloucestershire and nearby are invited to join by a committee composed of members of the participating clubs.
Competition Winners
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For the competition rules click HERE