At long last we could celebrate the amazing talent at screenings from our short filmmakers in Leicester Square over the October weekend. This was followed by a spectacular red carpet awards where we handed out prizes to all our winners
So here they are:
Goldfish
Hector Dockrill
Hector is a British director and writer. He has fore fronted a mixture of commercial work and music videos with a signature visceral style. Hector’s short film “Goldfish” is a realistic portrayal of the knife crime epidemic in London.
The Wind Phone
Kristen Gerweck
Kristen is an American director and writer who practiced law at UCLA before transitioning to studying film, theatre and television at the Beverly Hills Playhouse and the UCLA School of Theatre. Her latest short “The Wind Phone” is spoken in Japanese.
Do Not Feed The Pigeons
Antonin Niclass
Antonin is a Swiss & French director passionate about animation. He began studying filmmaking in 2011 at the Belgian Institut des Arts de Diffusion. Antonin directed “Do Not Feed The Pigeons” as his post-graduate film for the National Film & Television School
Umama
Talia Smith
Talia Smith is a filmmaker born and raised in South Africa who studied Film & TV at NYU's Tisch School of the arts. Her country's rich heritage inspired her storytelling aspirations from a young age
Castells
Pedro De La Fuente & James Worsley
Pedro & James are a directorial team based in London. They are best known for founding the creative production company Autobahn.
The Pangolin Man
Ellie Stones
Ellie Stones is a 21-year-old photojournalist and filmmaker from the UK. A recent graduate of Marine and Natural History Photography at Falmouth University, Ellie’s work focuses closely on questioning the interrelationship between humans and nature, telling compelling stories that aim to impact our perceptions.
