Placenta Pate is a love letter to parenting. We chatted to writer director Tia Salisbury about the Exeter Phoenix commissioned short
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Seppo | a creative dream – inspired by 48 Hour challenge
Seppo started out as a bit of creative fun for the family. Tia Salisbury talks about how the short film made in 48 hours took off
Seagull | vampirism, addiction and faded grandeur
Seagull is Dean Puckett’s short film that looks at vampirism and addiction in the faded grandeur and neon lights of the English Riviera
The Thing That Ate the Birds | horror is a place to examine truth
The Thing That Ate The Birds is an award-winning horror. We chatted to Sophie Mair and Dan Gitsham about the cautionary short
Cornwall Film Festival 2022 | short film competition open
Two new categories have been added to the Cornwall Film Festival 2022 Short Film Competition, which is now open
Salt In The Wounds | a love letter to home, the coast and a teenage self
Salt In The Wounds is Tom Stockley’s short reflecting on growing up in Torquay having and a complicated relationship with the coast
Bad Beat | tense short pushes you to the edge of your seat
Jake Cauty’s debut short Bad Beat notches up the tension in an enclosed environment. We popped to the premiere to watch it
Alister Malcolm | creating mood and message in moments
North Devon filmmaker Alister Malcolm created a micro short as a loveletter to his nearest beach. He talks about his passion and inspiration
Maddie Jane Warren | One Of Us music video
Maddie Jane Warren sings of doomed love and betrayal in single One Of Us. The music video highlights the heartbreak with domesitc tranquility
Young filmmakers rise the PCA 72 Hour Film Challenge
Young filmmakers show their flair and creativity within constraits at the Plymouth College of Art 72 Hour Film Challenge
Bad Beat | debut short from Jake Cauty
Bad Beat is the debut fiction short from Jake Cauty. Shot in Devon and due to premiere in January it’s a black comedy heist flick
Where Have You Been? | Short film ripped from thin air
Where Have You Been? is a short film torn from the wilds of imagination and skill. Filmmakers Amanda White and Andrew Gillman explain
I’m Not Ready | a monumental emotional journey
I’m Not Ready, a short film by Gino Tarabotto, has physical distance give space to a personal emotional journey. Here’s our review
Ocean Emergency | Filming the energy of an eco campaign
Ed Smit of Here Now Films explains how they filmed the ocean emergency petition hand in with Plastic Free Schools and Surfers Against Sewage
In the business of doing good | Mother Ivey’s Bay
When Here Now Films covered Mother Ivey’s Bay they found a company committed to doing good. Ed Smit explains what excited them
Local doc about sea level rise at Plymouth Arts Cinema
Living on the edge is an eye-opening local documentary about sea level rise, and it is to screen at Plymouth Arts Cinema
Iris Prize Best British Short films head to All 4Â
The Iris Prize Best British Short will get a screening on Channel 4 and be streamed on All 4 showing the diversity of stories and skills
Plymouth College of Art 72 Hour Film Challenge
Young creative voices are being called for to take part in the Plymouth College of Art 72 Hour Film Challenge. Here’s what’s on offer
Trevenen Harry | the value of the unsaid and the obscure
Trevenen Harry is an actor who appreciates the value of the unsaid. He’s Captain Hook in Between The Lines
Between The Lines | musical short launches into crowdfunder
Musical short Between The Lines, an unashamedly up beat fantasy story, has launched a crowdfunder to complete the film
Burnout | North Devon dance film selected for LA film festival
Burnout, a dance film from North Devon is making an appearance at the 2021 Los Angeles Dance Shorts film festival
Sparkling talent wins at English Riviera Film Festival
English Riviera Film Festival awarded films from around the world and celebrated international and South West creative talent
The Man Who Wouldn’t Die | murderous misguided puppets
The Man Who Wouldn’t Die is a short film with the 3 Ps – puppets, period-piece and poetry. Writer director James Wilsher explains
Demon of the tunnel: Welcome to Hell | passion resurrected
DEMON OF THE TUNNEL: Welcome to Hell is out on the eve of Halloween, Jack Turner talks about resurrecting a passion project
Hidden Nowhere | Grace Fox on sci-fi, ambition and imagination
In Hidden Nowhere writer-director Grace Fox takes what she has and turns it into a sci fi short to raise a smile and reference classics
“Be brave and tell stories” | Pamela Jikiemi talks IRL
IRL is a film about influencers and fakery. Director Pamela Jikiemi talks about pressure of social media and telling stories in film
Celebrating Cornwall Film Festival’s 20th Anniversary Year
Don’t you just love it when you see them all grown up. And this year is the Cornwall Film Festival’s 20th Anniversary
Adding truth to a story | Lewis Carter and Kate Beasley
Director Lewis Carter and producer Kate Beasley have put their filmmaking beliefs to the fore in films of story, character and truth
Remembering Ghostbusters: How to make an indie doc feature
Anthony and Claire Bueno will be at Torquay Museum explaining how they made the insightful CLEANIN’ UP THE TOWN: Remembering Ghostbusters
Language Lessons | platonic Rom-Com excels in chemistry
A platonic Rom-Com played out remotely. Simon Roger Key is impresses by the chemistry of Langua Lessons at the London Film Fest
Sediments | a glimpse of the experiences faced by trans women
Adrián Silvestre’s documentary Sediments offers a naturalistic approach to the experiences faced by trans women. Simon Roger Key reviews
Live From The Rainforest with Here Now Films
Working. with a live broadcast education charity is a fantastic experience. Ed Smit of Here Now Films goes live from the Cornwall rainforest
