Love According to Dalva (2022) – Feature film screening with The Phoenix Film Society at Union Films on Wednesday 15th November. Find out about booking for Phoenix Members and Non-Members.
Filmmakers, this is your last chance to enter your film to SFW: Shorts 23!
The final deadline for submissions has officially been extended until 16th October 2023.
Filmmakers, don’t miss out!
There’s only 1 week left to submit your film to SFW: Shorts!
Our final deadline for entries to this years SFW: Shorts competition is rapidly drawing to a close. With only 7 days left to enter your short films – don’t miss out!
Submit your Short Fiction Film– up to 15 minutes – now to SFW: Shorts 2023. Final Deadline 6th October 2023. SFW: Shorts welcomes narrative based fictional short films, of …
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Submit your Artist Film– up to 15 minutes – now to SFW: Shorts 2023.
Final Deadline 6th October 2023.
SFW: Shorts welcomes experimental and artist films up to 15 minutes, submissions can be narrative or non-narrative. Any style accepted including animation and live action. SFW: Shorts also accepts short fictions, documentaries and new for this year, music videos.
Are you an aspiring filmmaker aged 16-19?
Are you passionate about film?
Would you like to develop your skills and gain invaluable insights to work in the film industry?
If that’s you and you have the commitment and drive to complete the course then the Solent / South coast region’s BFI Film Academy, running at City Eye in Southampton, is the place for you!
Calling all filmmakers!
There’s just 3 weeks left to submit your film to SFW: Shorts!
SFW: Shorts welcomes non-fiction short films of any theme or style including animation, archive live action, talking heads, expository or reflective documentaries.
SFW: Shorts also accepts short fictions, artist moving image and music videos.
Book now for SFW 23’s screening of The Mark of Zorro (1920) with live musical accompaniment. In partnership with Turner Sims and South West Silents.
The City Eye Writers’ Group is a monthly session open to anyone interested in writing for film and digital media, including TV and games. The group gives writers a chance to share their work and hone their skills, receive feedback, or even spark collaboration with their peers. Attendees are encouraged to bring their scripts and ideas with them and be willing to share for the best possible experience.
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