There is a new look to the Big Screen this week, and with it comes a new way of showing local films. Rather than showing them at set times each day, they are now included in a dynamic schedule which means that they are shown more often through the day at different times.

This will provide more opportunities to show local, interesting films from the city/community together with more regular updates from BBC News, BBC Sport, and the Hull Travel Cameras.

Among the films this week:

There is a series of films looking at the projects run by Youth Enterprise in Hull.

Danny from Embrace takes us on a guided tour of the Yorkshire music scene, and Hull Vibe features another unsigned band with your party pictures.

Stream features the latest business events from across Hull, including Hull Forward, and the Enterprise 2008 event.

Plus BBC Radio One’s Dominic Byrne has Newsbeat’s top 10 weird videos of the week in Oddbox.

The Humber Mouth Literature Festival begins today, and The Big Screen is showing a special commission produced by the University of Hull’s Creative Writing Unit called “Drift”. The film features poetry by the creative writing staff at Hull accompanied by film of the docks and coast; reminiscences by retired trawler men; and music by one of the creative writing MA students. It shows daily at 12pm and 4pm.