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Update on the delivery of Short Circuit; "After f Update on the delivery of Short Circuit; "After four years, Film City Futures has opted to conclude its delivery of Short Circuit, which will complete on 30th June 2024. Having launched the programme in the most challenging of circumstances in April 2020, our four years of delivery has seen the development and production of over 30 short films which have enjoyed national and international exhibition and recognition, most notably by BAFTA and BIFA. It has been our privilege to work closely with our outreach partner Glasgow Film to support the next generation of Scottish writers, producers, and directors. We see this moment as an opportunity for creative renewal and reflection, giving Screen Scotland with the support of BFI NETWORK time to consider how they can build on the successes of Short Circuit and ensure the ongoing support of filmmaking talent in Scotland. BFI NETWORK and Screen Scotland have agreed funding for talent development activity in Scotland until 31st March 2026, and in conjunction with the recent Screen Scotland strategy to 2030, support for new and emerging filmmaking talent is clearly enshrined in both organisations’ ambitions for Scotland. Our team will oversee Short Circuit activity including short film production, development of projects on our First Feature slate, and support for participants on our training programmes, until 30th June 2024. During this time, Screen Scotland with the support of BFI NETWORK will be developing a continuation strategy that will allow ongoing support for live individual projects and for the wider filmmaking community in Scotland. For those of you have awaiting a decision on your application to the latest round of our First Features programme, our team are in the process of finalising the shortlist and you will be informed of the outcome by Wednesday 10th April. Should you require additional information on any matter relating to Short Circuit or ongoing support, please do contact me at director@filmcityfutures.com." Tiernan Kelly Director Film City Futures Image description A square image with a solid black background with the Short Circuit logo in RGB colours.
🌟 Special mention to BLACKWOOL at Glasgow Short 🌟 Special mention to BLACKWOOL at Glasgow Short Film Festival 🌟 The GSFF24 Scottish Short Film Award, awarded by a jury consisting of Jason Anderson, international short film programmer at Toronto International Film Festival and programme director at Aspen Shortsfest; Niels Putman, artistic director of Kortfilm.be, co-founder/chief editor of Talking Shorts and freelance curator; and Glasgow-based screenwriter/director Raisah Ahmed, gave a special mention to Sharp Shorts supported BLACKWOOL directed by Eubha Akilade. The jury said: “A first time writer/director giving us a story about a community that we rarely see represented on screen in Scotland. (But that’s changing! We’re changing it!) We felt that this film has a confidence to it that came through both in performance and storytelling and tackled the subject matter with the nuance it required. Contained in its storytelling but impactful in its message, it’s a vital Scottish story that makes us very excited to see what the writer/director does next. The jury would like to give a special mention to Blackwool by Eubha Akilade.” 🎉 Congratulations to the whole cast and crew of BLACKWOOL. A superb team that we have enjoyed supporting through our Sharp Shorts initiative. And congratulations to the Scottish Short Film Award winner Annabel Moodie (@belmoodie) with their film FRIENDS ON THE OUTSIDE. 🔗 Visit our link in bio to read about BLACKWOOL and the full cast and crew. Image description Photo taken behind the scenes on the set of BLACKWOOL. Miriam Nyarko, who plays Naomi is sat on a stool in front of a corrugated metal garage door with red graffiti. To the left of Miriam is BLACKWOOL's writer and director Eubha Akilade. Eubha is leaning against metal railings, outside of a takeaway shop front.
As part of our involvement in the @glasgowshort In As part of our involvement in the @glasgowshort Industry Programme, we're supporting the Programmers in Conversation event at Civic House on Friday 22nd March from 16.15 to 17.00. 🗣️ The panellists for the session are; Jason Anderson (a programmer at @TIFF and @aspenfilm Shortsfest), Celine Roustan (a programmer at @SXSW and @psfilmfest Shortsfest), and Jasper Hokken (a programmer at @idfafestival). 🎟️ GSFF Industry Pass Holders are welcome to attend this event. Spaces are limited so booking is recommended. Image Description A full-colour photo of two filmmakers on a panel. The filmmaker on the right is talking and the filmmaker on the left is looking at them. On the table infront of them are two microphones and a bottle of water. In the top left of the image, text reads; 'Programmers in Conversation', '16.15 - 17.30'.
VENUE CHANGE: Victorian Bar at Tron Theatre 63 Tro VENUE CHANGE: Victorian Bar at Tron Theatre 63 Trongate, Glasgow, G1 5HB Short Circuit x GMAC Film Loop: 'Directing Actors' Workshop with Paul Sng On Thursday 28th March, from 19.00 - 21.00, we're partnering with @gmacfilm on their Film Loop initiative. Film Loop is held on the last Thursday of the month, providing a space for filmmakers to connect, share and develop ideas, stories/scripts. This month's event is a ‘Directing Actors’ Workshop hosted by Paul Sng (@paulsng1). It will begin with Paul leading two actors through a scene from his short film ASKA, giving attendees an insight into the process of directing actors on set, and finish with a screening of the short. 🍿 Paul Sng is a bi-racial British Chinese filmmaker based in Edinburgh, whose work focuses on people who challenge the status quo. Paul was supported through our Sharp Shorts programme back in 2022, part of the team that created FOLDING. His films have been broadcast on television and screened internationally and he was named as a BAFTA Breakthrough Artist in 2022/23. Paul's film ASKA contains scenes with verbal references to rape and abuse which may be distressing and triggering for some viewers. If you would like to speak to one of our team about the content details of the film, please send us a DM. 🎟️ This is a free event and no ticket purchase is required. Simply register your interest on the Facebook event page which is linked in our bio. If you don't have a Facebook profile drop us a DM and we'll add you to the list. Image Description Photo of filmmaker Paul Sng, wearing a black collared jacket and facing to the right of the image, with warm sunlight illuminating his face. In the top right corner, text reads; '‘Directing Actors’ Workshop with Paul Sng', '19.00 - 21.00 / 28th March'. In the bottom right corner is the Short Circuit logo in white and the GMAC Film Loop logo in lime green and white.
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