Exeter’s 48 Hour Film Challenge is back! Exeter Phoenix’s famous challenge sees teams race against the clock to create a film in just two days. It will run from Friday 29 to Sunday 31 January 2021. Each team will be given a prop, some text and a genre that must be included in their final film. Registration is free.
Change to tradition
In an exciting change to tradition, teams will be able to take part in this year’s challenge remotely. You can register your team, receive your brief and complete the challenge all from the comfort of your own home. This means that for the first time in the challenge’s history, teams do not have to be based in Exeter.
Advice
Once registered, teams will be sent an introductory pack including advice on Covid-safe filmmaking, tips on green filmmaking and all the information needed to take part in the free challenge.
Screening
Successfully completed films will be included in a special screening at Two Short Nights Film Festival which will take place Thursday 18 – Friday 19 February 2021.
Two Short Nights is well known on the filmmaking circuit for giving audiences the first opportunity to see newly released, cutting-edge short films. 2019’s Two Short Nights Film Festival included the world premiere screening of director Tommy Gillard’s short film Shuttlecock, which went on to scoop the award for Best Short Film at the prestigious BFI London Film Festival earlier this year.
To register your team visit Exeter Phoenix’s website
Top image: still for the 2019 winner of the Exeter’s 48 Hour Film Challenge, Counsellors.
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