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Sheffield Adventure Film Festival 2010

March 12-14 at the Showroom Cinema, Sheffield

So what's ShAFF all about?

More adventure, less air miles! Here's two sneak previews:

This March the Sheffield Adventure Film Festival will showcase 44 action and adventure packed award-winning films featuring adventure sports and travel from around the globe. Get yourself to the Showroom (the largest independent cinema outside London, and voted Best Cultural Venue in the region) and make just one journey for a round-the-world the trip of a lifetime. There will also be loads of other activities to do - most of them for FREE!

From sea kayaking and free running in the UK to mountaineering in Papua New Guinea, solo big-wall climbing in California's Yosemite Valley to 107m waterfall kayaking in Africa, you can take in the films in bite-sized 2 hour chunks - as many or as little as you like - and all introduced by either the UK's best ever female climber Lucy Creamer, or Everest summiteer and professional photographer Ian Parnell. Make sure to take in some of the 24 premieres and experience the big screen, big sound and big audience feel that Youtube and Iphones just can't offer.

Loads of FREE activities and bargains on offer at ShAFF too!!!

Between stints in front of the screen there's a whole host of other stuff to do, most of it for FREE. Bring the kids along for family friendly screenings. Pick up an urban orienteering map, chill out in the photo exhibition with a good book and some live acoustic music. Drop into the rucksack sale and pick up some second hand kit bargains, have a free physio consultation, or get involved in the Steep Shot photography shoot-out as pro and amateurs battle it out for a substantial cash prize. Donate blood, enjoy a pint of the specially brewed ShAFF beer (preferably not too close to each other!) or have a go in the open Quiz compeered by none other than Sheffield's own stand-up comedian, climber and author Niall Grimes.

Even more reasons to attend ShAFF 2010

After each of the 5 previous festivals 100% of visitors have said they will come again and bring a friend. That's a testimonial we aim to repeat this year and long into the future.

Make a weekend of it. Don't forget that the Peak District is a only a 20 minute train ride away. The festival website will feature discounted accommodation and travel links so that you can make your visit a straightforward as well as fun experience.

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4 Feb, 2010
Hot off the press: ShAFF will go High Definition this year. http://www.shaff.co.uk/news/92/shaff-goes-hd
19 Feb, 2010
Just confirmed: Car Boot Sale at ShAFF Actually, like a car boot sale, but based on what can be fitted into a rucksack, this sale of outdoor kit will take place throughout the weekend in Screen 5. Transactions will be cash-only (there are planty of cash machines nearby). If you are intersted in selling at the event please contact us ASAP. MattH
25 Feb, 2010
Announcing a new competition starting today on UKC. Each weekday between now and March 11th I'll post two questions on this thread (a general-climbing-knowledge one and a ShAFF-related one). Email the answers to ukccomp@shaff.co.uk and a winner will be chosen from the correct entries at the end of the day. The winner will receive a ticket to a screening of their choice at ShAFF. That's 11 tickets in total. Win them all and you'll be able to take in most of the festival! Reply to this thread with a key-word and I'll do my best to adapt the following day's general-climbing-knowledge question to the key-word! I'll post the winner's details and the correct answers here the morning after each set of questions has been posted. Enjoy and good luck. Thursday 25th's Questions: 1. In what year was the book 'Hard Rock' first published? 2. How long is the 2010 ShAFF Trailer? MattH
26 Feb, 2010
Yesterday's winner was Jake Clark. Jake, I'll be in touch. Friday 26th's Questions: 1. What is the name of the threaded protection point often manufactured by climbers when winter climbing? 2. Which rock climbing legend will give a live book reading of his new book on the Friday of ShAFF? Don't forget a key-word or two for Monday's questions. Thanks, MattH
28 Feb, 2010
Friday's winner was William Wilson. William, I will be in touch. The answers were: 1. Abalokov Thread 2. Ron Fawcett I'm posting Monday's questions tonight as I am out early tomorrow. Monday 1st's Questions: 1. Which British climber climbed and BASE jumped off Mount Asgard in 2009. 2. What does ShAFF stand for? And don't forget to post a key-word or three for Tuesday's questions. Oh, on Friday I forgot to post the answers to Thursday's questions. They were: 1. 1974 2. 1m 44s
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