From trying to make some cash as a freelance filmmaker to having sex for the first time since childbirth this trio of films focus on individuals looking to make some changes to their life
Looking to address the issue of a lack of diversity within the film industry the BFI Diversity Fund & Encounters Festival have created an exciting opportunity for new and emerging filmmakers from under-represented groups to create a short film.
How long should I make my short film? We attempt to answer this question by looking at statistics from short film festivals and our own database.
At an audition, Maya becomes part of an absurd cycle... losing track of who she's performing for and why.
Sundance is over, and with this, the last batch of 2011 Sundance short films released to the Screening Room, this unique collaboration between the most prestigious North American festival and YouTube will be over too. Well.
On the precipice of adulthood, fourteen-year-old Lisellen Uhlmann is without a man in her life; her father is distant and boys in school ignore her. When Duncan Baits invites her to hang out with his friends, everything changes, and in an instant everything goes drastically wrong.
Enjoy this innovative and gripping literary adaptation, a graduation animation from UCA Rochester.
A snappy absurdist comedy about a blind date where everyone brings their emotional baggage to the table in the form of literal suitcases.
Sam, 13, has grown a pair of breasts. Desperate to hide this from the world, he is traumatised to learn that someone knows his secret and that they are not going to leave him alone.
Animator Will Anderson joins us to discuss his latest BAFTA-nominated short 'Have Heart'
