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FESTIVAL PROGRAMME
LIFE’S TOO SHORT SO DON’T MISS OUT!
WELCOME TO THE RUSHES SOHO SHORTS FESTIVAL 2001 As many of you will already know, this is the third year of the festival and with each year it has grown to encompass more venues, attract more entries and hold more and more screenings. We were delighted to receive over 850 entries across the five categories, the quality of which was truly outstanding. We feel that we have succeeded in our aim to create a week of entertainment in the informal and relaxed environment of Soho’s bars, cafes, cinemas and screening rooms. We hope you will notice that there have been a number of developments since last year’s festival. The Curzon Cinema, as well as being a venue, is acting as our delegate centre this year, please drop by to say hello and give us your comments and suggestions about anything to do with the festival. We would also ask you to register so that we can forward you details of other events and next years’ festival. If you can’t get to The Curzon, please e-mail us at sohoshorts@rushes.co.uk. We want you to love the festival as much as we do and need your input. As well as retaining many of last year’s patrons, sponsors, venues and judges we are thrilled to have a number of new ones on board – without their time, support and generosity and, of course, the wealth of talent represented by the entries, the festival would not exist. In only three years Rushes Soho Shorts has grown into London’s premier short film and this can only have been achieved by everyone’s enthusiasm, commitment and support to the event. A really, really big thank you to everyone who has helped us. I am sorry we can’t name you all individually – but you know who you are! We hope you enjoy this year’s festival, have a great week and happy viewing! Joce Capper, Jess Bader & Paul Jones The Festival Organisers
JOCE CAPPER
JESS BADER
PAUL JONES
Please be aware that some of the screening details in the Screening Programme have unfortunately had to change. Please see this Festival programme to check new details. If you do have any queries check the website or visit the Delegates centre at The Curzon. Many apologies for any inconvenience caused. Next years Festival will take place from Saturday 27th July to Friday 2nd August. We need your entries! Please make sure you check the website for regular updates.
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PROGRAMME INDEX sohoshorts.com
Welcome to the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival 2001 2 The Artsworld Short Film Award
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The Discreet Newcomer Award
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The Innovation TK Music Video Award
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The WAM!NET Animation Award
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The Sound Titles & Idents Award
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Our Patrons BAFTA & Directors Guild
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NPA
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Sony ProMedia – sponsors of the Awards Party
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From Script to Screen – the Short! Sponsored by Tyrell/Nothing Real
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Rushes Soho Shorts Delegates Centre @ The Curzon
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Soho Shorts Extras! The Finishing School - A Careers Event
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Screening Times & Venue details
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Venue Map & Our Sponsors
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TEL HOTLINE: 020 7851 6207
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SHORT FILM AWARD
Artsworld is the television channel dedicated to all the arts, broadcasting between 2pm and midnight every day on Sky digital. Artsworld brings viewers all the pleasures of the arts, from superb music, ballet and opera, to great paintings and classic cinema; from theatre and poetry, architecture and jazz, to arts events and arts reviews. Artsworld is a channel designed for people who enjoy the arts, who want to know more about the arts, who like to keep in touch with the arts – and for people who work in the arts. Artsworld has exclusive access to the most celebrated performers and the best performances. Artsworld also commissions over a third of all programming, meaning the channel is up-to-date and in touch with the current arts scene.
Artsworld is proud to be supporting the Rushes Short Film festival. To reflect our involvement and support we will be broadcasting many of the festival entries on the channel, bringing our viewers a unique collection of original thought-provoking films. Starting on 21 July and every day for two weeks we will be showing 15-minute compilations of the best entries. After the awards have been announced we will show two longer programmes featuring the very best of the festival including the winning films. Artsworld will also show selected entries on www.artsworld.com thus becoming the virtual venue throughout the festival.
JOURNEY THROUGH THE NIGHT
SWEET
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
FISH
Director: Joram Ten Brink Producer: Orly Yadin Company: Halo Productions A macabre and outrageously funny encounter between two men – a cannibal and his victim – in the sleeper compartment of the Amsterdam-Paris Express.
Director: John Hardwick Producer: Derrin Schlesinger Company: Panopticon A couple driving along a country road swerve to avoid a deer and crash. The woman awakes to find herself trapped in her dead husband’s rigormortis grip.
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Artsworld is a subscription channel available on Sky digital. For further information please call 08705 900 700.
Director: James Pilkington Producer: Rob Mercer Company: Velocity Films The story of one man’s struggle to choose between the love of two women, one real and the other imaginary. A story of love, sex, music, betrayal and nipple clamps.
Director: Bruce Goodison Producer: Deborah Hunter Company: Pilgrim Films Rites of passage story about a young mixed race, inner city teenager who finds magic and tranquility in the Garumi Lati Shami.
ARTSWORLD SHORT FILM AWARD
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A DAY OUT
TALK
FAT CHANCE
PIT
THE LIBRARIAN’S DREAM
LEFT TURN
Director: Helen Grace Producer: Pauline Williams Company: Little Dragon Films An eventful day in the life of Jamie, a diabetic 9-year-old. He escapes from his family for a seaside adventure but his fun soon turns sour.
Directors: Toby Leslie & Hugh Currie Producer: Alexander O’Neal Company: Wiggin-O’Neal Films A tense and fast-paced comic thriller, set in a betting shop during the 2.40 from Punchestown.
Director: Jon Wright Producer: Lara Baldwin Company: BFCS Limited Sean, a deaf librarian, is offered his heart’s desire … but at what price.
Director: Matthew Parkhill Producer: Annie Easthope Company: Winkle Films Robert, a confident able-bodied man, wakes up one morning to find he is living in a disabled world.
Director: Ron Scalpello Producer: Sian Johns A short film about spitting, masculinity and peer group pressure, shot in East London.
Director: Sean Ellis Producer: Lene Bausager Company: RSA Films Limited Julie has a bad dream. Is it an omen of something that is rapidly approaching to destroy her waking life?
YOORINAL
Director: Mark Nunneley Producer: Ted Thornton Company: RSA Films Limited A rare insight for the ladies, humorous reflection for the gentlemen.
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NEWCOMER AWARD
Discreet, a division of Autodesk, was established in 1999 after Autodesk acquired Discreet Logic Inc. and merged its operations with Kinetix®. Discreet develops systems & software for visual effects, 3D animation, editing and production - crucial to the creation of digital moving pictures in feature films, video, HDTV, broadcast graphics, interactive games and the web. Discreet products are used extensively in film and video post-production, games, animation and multimedia, television programming and news & event coverage. With an established reputation for innovation, Discreet has recently moved up a gear, offering its customers solutions and services that not only allow them to produce but also to share, exchange and distribute, in multiple formats, rich high quality multimedia content, “onscreen onair online™”. At NAB 2001 Discreet launched heatwave TM, its new infrastructure and workflow environment. Based on Discreet’s core infrastructure products such as stone®, wire®, mountstoneTM, backdraftTM, and jobnet TM, heatwave integrates Discreet products and 3rd party applications across various networks, operating systems and platforms.
Discreet employs more than 450 individuals worldwide. Its headquarters are in Montreal with international offices in Bombay, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Miami, Munich, New York, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, Singapore and Tokyo. One of Discreet’s key objectives is to continue to provide the quality post-production solutions that will help not just today’s but tomorrow’s generation of film-makers to create great cinema. Consequently, Discreet is proud to be sponsoring the Newcomer Award at the third Rushes’ Soho Shorts Festival. The award is open to new UK-based film/video makers and students and Discreet believes the festival represents the ideal arena to recognise the influence of this young film-making talent. The decision to sponsor the Newcomer Award this year, followed Discreet’s sponsorship of the Short Film Award back in 1999. This award, given to the best short film/video entered into the Festival was won by ‘Desserts’, featuring Ewan McGregor, and directed by Jeff Stark.
YABBA YABBA DING DING
SAMHAIN
Director: Andy Goddard Producer: Nic Murison Company: New Directions A witty satire on the nature of modern art.
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Contact Details: Rachel Beckett T: 0207 851 8000 F: 0207 851 8001 E: rachel.beckett@eur.autodesk.com
Director: Karen Stowe Producer: Victoria Lorkin-Lange Company: Mighty Fine Films Trapped by her grief, Anna inhabits a lonely dislocated world convinced her dead son is trying to contact her. She chooses Halloween to seek the help of a local wise-woman but on the most magical night of the year events do not go as planned.
DISCREET NEWCOMER AWARD
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ROBOTS
BRILLIANT
SIXTY CUPS OF COFFEE
DONDE ESTA DIOS? (WHERE IS GOD?)
THE MOMENT OF ACCEPTING LIFE
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
Director: John Williams Producer: John Williams Company: Bolex Brothers Ltd An animated docu-soap, this film tracks the demise of 3 redundant robots as they attempt to reassert meaning to their empty lives.
Director: David Ward Producer: Raymond Martin Company: Raygun Films A man drinks sixty cups of coffee. A black (coffee) comedy.
Director: Robert MacLean Producer: Paul Ashby Company: Articulate Pictures Three guys appear at the Pearly Gates, stunned. St Peter himself is surprised to see them there all at once. The first guy’s flashback shows him delivering leaflets in an apartment building. When he comes out, a fridge falls on him. The second guy dies of a heart attack throwing the fridge off a balcony. The third guy … ? And why is he naked?
Director: David Jackson Producer: Phil Lind/Anja Course Company: Native A young artist’s life changes dramatically after he is visited by an art dealer, a collector and a critic.
Director: Oliver Ledwith Producer: Oliver Ledwith Company: Shortend Films Rural Spain in the late 1940’s. A desperate mother seeks the advice of the local priest when her children persistently misbehave. He decides to teach one of them a lesson and asks to see the eldest son.
Director: James Wood Producer: Paul Hancock & James Wood Company: Mountain Films Ltd A man goes through three years of a relationship in three days. A romantic comedy.
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THE REAL BRIDGET JONES
WESTWAY
WALKING WITH WALKEN
THE MAGIC MILE
R MERTONENSIS
THE CAT WITH HANDS
Director: Rupert Howe Producer: Chrissie Smith Company: Soul Purpose Productions (for Channel Four) What’s in a name? Often a lot of preconceptions and Helen Fielding’s fictional heroine is no exception. A charmingly simple series of short profiles of four real-life BJs.
Director: Simon Welsford Producer: Simon Welsford Company: Skyman Films Portrait of a man who believes he is possessed by Christopher Walken.
Director: Nicholas Salis Producer: Laurence Farenc Company: Partizan/Lazennec Toutcourt Model made and real life factory in style of ‘Metropolis’ with one man rowing to make all mechanisms work. Hard sweat and toil for one drop of water.
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Director: Terry Walshe Producer: Sheila Frasier Milne Company: Terry Walshe Films Two friends and small-time crooks plan to rip off the local villains. The pressure leading up to the job and their domestic problems begin to affect them and their families.
Director: Toby Meakins Producer: Toby Meakins Company: Faith Film Company Ltd Mythical drama set on an enchanted stretch of coastline. When a deaf girl chances on an abandoned wheelchair, she discovers the incredible secret of the ‘magic mile’. Finding herself in a strange and unfamiliar world, she picks up the trail of wheelchair’s owner who reveals to her that miracles have their limits.
Director: Robert Morgan Producer: Sylvie Bringas Company: Halo Productions A dark animated story about a cat who, legend has it, wants to become human.
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MUSIC VIDEO AWARD
As the original sponsor of this award, ITK are proud to be once more associated with the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival. We have grown together over the last three years, and are delighted to announce that our world beating Millennium Machine telecine will debut in the heart of Soho in August at Condor in Greek Street. ITK’s love of film has inspired us to create a technologically advanced telecine, to enable Post Houses all over the world create beautiful pictures. The ITK Millennium Machine gives pictures an organic warmth and filmic quality which is what the colourists love about it.
Our commitment to this festival and our drive to support the broadcast industry in realising its artistic vision, makes us proud to support an award that recognises quality and innovation in the use of music in short films and pop videos. We would like to thank all those taking part in this years festival and wish you all the best of luck!
GORILLAZ
ROBBIE WILLIAMS
MY VITRIOL
REM
‘CLINT EASTWOOD’ Director: Pete Candeland/Jamie Hewlett Producer: Sophie Byrne Company: Passion Pictures
‘GROUNDED’ Director: Jeff Thomas Producer: Luke Copeland Company: Pop
Contact Amadin Ryan at Innovation TK T: 01992 553533 E: amo@innovation-tk.com www.innovation-tk.com www.millenniummachine.net
‘LET LOVE BE YOUR ENERGY’ Director: Olly Reid Producer: Ed Bignell/Cara Speller Company: Passion Pictures
‘IMITATION OF LIFE’ Director: Garth Jennings Producer: Nick Goldsmith Company: Anonymous Content/Hammer & Tongs
BADLY DRAWN BOY
‘SPITTING IN THE WIND’ Director: Garth Jennings Producer: Nick Goldsmith Company: Hammer & Tongs
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ITK MUSIC VIDEO AWARD
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FATBOY SLIM/MACY GRAY
FATBOY SLIM
THE DOVES
BLEACHIN’
RADIOHEAD
SADE
JJ72
MANIC STREET PREACHERS
‘DEMONS’ Director: Garth Jennings Producer: Nick Goldsmith Company: Hammer & Tongs
‘MAN WHO TOLD EVERYTHING’ Director: Sam Brown Producer: Mary Calderwood Company: Flynn Productions Ltd
‘PYRAMID SONG’ Director: Shynola Producer: Paul Fennelly Company: Oil Factory Limited
‘OXYGEN’ Director: Sophie Muller Producer: Niki Amos Company: Oil Factory Limited
NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS
‘15 FEET OF PURE WHITE SNOW’ Director: John Hillcoat Producer: Rachel Rumbold Company: Oil Factory Limited
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‘SUNSET (BIRD OF PREY)’ Directors: Rob Leggatt & Leigh Marling Producer: Becky Whitney Company: Blue Source
‘PEAKIN’ Director: Jason Smith Producer: Jane Grunberger Company: Flynn Productions Limited
‘KING OF SORROW’ Director: Sophie Muller Producer: Rob Small Company: Oil Factory Limited
‘SO WHY, SO SAD’ Director: Jamie Thraves Producer: Niki Amos Company: Oil Factory Limited
ITK MUSIC VIDEO AWARD
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SHEA SEGER
MOLOKO
HOOVERPHONIC
BLUR
SUPER FURRY ANIMALS
FATBOY SLIM
STEREOPHONICS
ETTIENE DE CRECY
‘CLUTCH’ Director: Mat Kirkby Producer: Emily Caston Company: Battlecruiser
‘OUT OF SIGHT’ Directors: Jake & Jim Producer: Juliette Larthe Company: Godman
‘PATIENCE’ Directors: Jake & Jim Producer: Juliette Larthe Company: Godman
‘HAVE A NICE DAY’ Directors: Jake & Jim Producer: Juliette Larthe Company: Godman
‘INDIGO’ Director: Donald Cameron Producer: Patrick Duguid Company: Tsunami Films
‘MUSIC IS MY RADAR’ Director: Donald Cameron Producer: Jo Allen Company: Tsunami Films
‘YA MAMMA’ Director: Traktor Producer: Philippa Smith Company: Partizan
‘SCRATCHED’ Director: Geoffrey De Crecy Producer: Jean-Michelle Levallois Company: Solid/Partizan
GRANDADDY
‘THE CRYSTAL LAKE’ Directors: Jake & Jim Producer: Juliette Larthe Company: Godman
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ANIMATED SHORT AWARD At WAM!NE T, we’ve built a business around providing global information technology and digital media solutions. Suppor ted by our global I T platform, WAM!NET’s subscription and pay-per-use service delivery models ensure that our commercial and government customers receive the unique combination of managed network, data storage, hosting, and professional services they require to drive their businesses. No more. No less. WA M!NE T deli ver s these ser v ices to its customers in the corporate, entertainment, publishing, healthcare and government markets – among the largest producers of digital content. Once connected to WAM!NET’s global IT platform, our customers and their ‘community of interest’ – the client and a range of content creators, designers, ad agencies, publishers, printers and others – achieve secure, seamless connectivity between their entire supply chains within a fully digital workflow. The result is a revolution in the way customers produce, distribute and manage content, whether print and broadcast advertising, video, feature films, recorded music and multimedia, web content, printed collateral, product packaging, news content, or documents. The benefit to customers is clear: by outsourcing the highly mission critical but non-core competency digital content production platform to a leading IT Services Provider, customers can reduce costs, increase reliability, speed time-to-market and create new revenue opportunities. WAM!NET already counts many of the world’s leading corporations, agencies, post houses, broadcasters and studios amongst it’s client base consisting of more than 2000 managed service clients and many thousands of dial up account users.
SERVICES:
EAK
CITY
Director: Shynola Producer: Angela Cocker Company: Studio AKA Computer animated commercial for Orange/WCRS
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WAM!NET’s unique value proposition is our ability to allow customers to easily plug-in and convert to an all-digital, collaborative workflow and connect with their communities of interest via a full range of e-services, including: ® Managed Data Transport Services: Managed transport services via WAM!NET’s secure, global IP network and managed Internet portals. ® Managed Data Storage Services: Remote disk and tape storage services, and media asset management solutions that scale on demand and are billed on a subscription or pay-per-use transaction basis. ® WAM!BASE: An archive service enabling remote storage, retrieval, distribution and browsing of assets including video and audio files. ® Hosting and Application Services: Managed hosting services for commercial and government customers, and application service providers. ® Compressed Video Services: Provides an end-toend solution for creative review, network clearance and distribution of the finished product. ® Render On Demand!: An outsourced rendering service that provides customers with a seamless extension of their 3D animation facility. In addition to increasing the workload capability exponentially of both large and small operations, WAM!NET ROD! includes enhanced support for industry leading rendering software – Alias Wavefront’s Maya and Pixar’s Renderman. ® Professional Services: WAM!NET industry experts that design and implement digital workflow, storage and hosting services. For info on the above visit www.wamnet.com or call 020 7399 8720.
Director: Marc Craste Producer: Sue Goffe Company: Studio AKA BT Cellnet commercial for Abbott Mead Vickers BDDO
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WAM!NET ANIMATED SHORT AWARD
THE BOLD ADVENTURE OF THE RABBIT
APPLE MONKEY
FOUR MINUTES
ROBOTS
CAPTAIN SARCASTIC
ELYSIAN FIELDS
NON-DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
IQ 552
Director: Tim Orage Producer: Caroline Parsons Company: University of Wales College Newport Can the rabbit get to the ants in time?
Director: Dave Len Producer: Caroline Parsons Company: University of Wales College Newport Mr Patterson, an actor whose career is on the wane, finally rediscovers his self-respect.
Director: Peter Peak Producer: Sara Mullock Company: A for Animation Ltd A pilot introducing has-been supremo Captain Sarcastic and his faithful sidekick, Irony Boy.
Director: Sergio Delfino Producer: Jacky Crisp Company: Aardman Animations A matador’s duel to the death with a surreal twist.
Director: Ed Roberts Producer: Ed Roberts Company: University of Wales College Newport One man… one monkey… but only one apple tree
Director: John Willliams Producer: Caroline Parsons Company: University of Wales College Newport Three disabled robots try to make sense of their now futile existence.
Director: Martin Oliver Producer Martin Oliver The bravery of the bull against the matador is rewarded with freedom and eternal bliss in the Elysian Fields.
Director: Ian Witlock Producer: Jacky Crisp Company: Aardman Animations Expectations of an intelligence test on a simple monkey. A film based on the work of graffiti artist Banksy. www.sohoshorts.com
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WAM!NET ANIMATED SHORT AWARD
ERNEST
Director: Darren Robbie Producer: Jacky Crisp Company: Aardman Animations An irreverent and frenetic account of one man’s life (in a dress) from beginning to bitter end.
CHUNGA CHUI
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COMFY
Director: Seth Watkins Producer: Jacky Crisp Company: Aardman Animations A man will go to great lengths to get a good night’s sleep.
THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN
Director: Stefano Cassini Producer: Jacky Crisp Company: Aardman Animations An African herdsman performs a tribal dance to ward off the evil spirit of the predatory leopard.
Director: Mike Bennett & Alan Quigley Producer: Mike Bennett Company: HaHaBonk A classic story retold for the George ‘Dubya’ Bush generation. Mark Twain is turning in his grave, chuckling.
THE GREEN MAN OF KNOWLEDGE
INTERROGATING ERNIE
JOHNNY CASANOVA
THE SHORT AND TRAGIC TALE OF THE BOY WHO SWEATED WASHING-UP LIQUID
Director: Rachel Bevan Baker Producer: Ken Anderson Company: Red Kite Productions A young man visits the land of enchantment.
Director: Andy Wyatt/Jamie Rix Producer: Sarah Muller Company: Fictitious Egg/Elephant Johnny Casanova is the anti-hero of this animated sitcom pilot, but who is he?
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Director: Ken Lidster Producer: Glenn Holberton Company: Loose Moose Ernie tries to explain how dinosaurs really became extinct.
Director: Marcus Evans/Matt Hutchinson Producer: Marcus Evans Company: Granada Broadband A small boy with an unfortunate affliction.
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FICKLE KERRY PERIWINKLE
WAM!NET ANIMATED SHORT AWARD
Director: Marcus Evans/Benjamin Hall Producer: Marcus Evans Company: Granada Broadband The pied story of a fickle blue filly and her adversary of a different hue.
Director: Robert Morgan Producer: Sylvie Bringas Company: Halo Productions A dark animated story about a cat who, legend has it, wants to become human.
AP 2000
THE HISTORY OF GAMING
THE FUTURE OF GAMING
FATHER AND DAUGHTER
1300cc
2DTV
Director: Loic & Aurellen Producer: Supinfocum Bugs inside a dog’s coat suffer the effects of ‘AP2000’ in a dramatic battle
Director: Johnny Hardstaff Producer: John Payne Company: RSA Films Ltd Futuristic look at the future of the playstation.
Director: Eoin Clarke Producer: Sam Hope Company: Bermuda Shorts A twisted and moralistic plot develops as we go on a drug-induced bike ride through the countryside.
Director: Johnny Hardstaff Producer: John Payne Company: RSA Films Ltd Animated documentary on the history of the playstation.
Director: Michael Dudok De Wit Producer: Willem Thijssen/ Claire Jennings Company: Cloudrunner/Cinete BV A father says goodbye to his young daughter and leaves.
Director: Tim Searle Producer: Giles Pilbrown Company: 2DTV Limited A topical animated sketch show. www.sohoshorts.com
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TITLE SEQUENCES & IDENTS AWARD A glorious events experience in the heart of Leicester Square, Sound Club, Bar and Restaurant runs a consistent roster of quality events from an up-tempo party crowd to high profile corporate functions. Sound is popular with corporate clients: cutting edge technology, combined with restaurant, bar and multimedia services ensures that the ‘Sound’ experience is superior to any other venue in the capital. The restaurant and bar, equipped with the latest audio-visual technology, over 100 TV monitors, 3 video walls and a built-in stage is an ideal location for press, product launches and conferences. The entire building functions as a fully integrated digital television studio complete with sound/vision mixing facilities and direct satellite and Internet connections. The club has also become renowned for it’s superb sound and lighting system, making it an ideal venue for music showcases.
Promotions and regular features on offer @ Sound
Four venues in one, Sound consists of a luxurious a la carte restaurant, ideal for those intimate theatre dinners; a large late night bar with DJs, dancing, drinking and food; a split level club for the real music aficionados and a smaller on street bar where unique young club nights flourish. Monday is Salsa night, with lessons for the less au fait, Channel 5’s Pepsi Chart show is filmed here each Tuesday, Thursdays are hosted by London’s KISS FM while Friday sees Europe’s one and only R&B King Trevor Nelson at his only London residency. For the disco lovers, Saturday is one huge retro and dance party where London’s most famous seventies theme night ‘Carwash’ blows up the weekend! Party bookings are available at any of the above nights, although restrictions may apply at weekends. Contact Thalia, E: thalia@soundlondon.com T: 020 7287 1010
THE SINS
Director: Mic Graves Producer: Sophie Goldstraw Company: Studio AKA Animated title sequence for BBC1 drama series, The Sins.
SKY FI
Director: Mark Paul & Nick Motture Producer: Jason Rowden Company: BskyB A promotional titles package for a weekend of back-to-back science fiction movies spread over all of Sky’s movie channels.
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E4
Director: Russell Appleford & Brett Foraker Producer: Amanda Harvey & Julia Wiggington Company: MPC-3D A series of 30-second full-CG idents for Channel 4’s new entertainment channel, E4.
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SOUND TITLE SEQUENCES & IDENTS AWARD
ER/VOLVO IDENTS
CHRISTMAS ON BBC1
HSBC IDENTS
EURO 2000
EASTER IN THE BRONX
CHRISTMAS ON BBC2
Director: Matthew Judd Producer: Bianca Piper Company: Itinerant Films Volvo sponsorship idents for ER.
Director: Liz Friedman Producer: BBC MediaArc Company: BBC MediaArc The brief was to create a visual identity bringing personality and entertainment to the banking service.
Director: Kevin Hill Producer:BBC MediaArc Company:BBC MediaArc The film follows a Franciscan order of monks working directly in the Bronx, over the Easter period.
Director: Paula Williams & Keith Haynes Producer: BBC MediaArc Company: BBC MediaArc Campaign to brand Christmas on BBC1, while retaining the balloon identity of the channel.
Director: Sandra Nicholson & Victor Martinez Producer: BBC MediaArc Company: BBC MediaArc Sequence shows an exhibition being brought to life by the ‘spirit of football’.
Director: Jane Wyatt & Mary Moss Producer: BBC MediaArc Company: BBC MediaArc To dynamically promote the programmes on BBC2 over the Christmas period.
GO BARKING MAD
Director: Sandra Nicholson & Kevin Hill Producer: BBC MediaArc Company: BBC MediaArc Set of idents/stings produced for a new greyhound racing channel, ‘Go Barking Mad’.
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SOUND TITLE SEQUENCES & IDENTS AWARD
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WILD
HANNIBAL TITLE SEQUENCE
QUALITY STREET
BUDGET 2001 PROMO
ELECTION DISCO
MTV SELECT
Director: Steve Cope & Matthew Lossaso Producer: BBC MediaArc Company: BBC MediaArc To brand the BBC2 Wild Zone, capturing the beauty as well as the danger of nature.
Director: Mick Rudman Producer: Irene Douglas Company: Park Village Scenes from famous movies are played out using Quality Street wrappers as the protagonists.
Director: Matthew Baxter Producer: Matthew Baxter Company: BskyB Title sequence for election coverage.
E4 ‘SARDINES’ & ‘FORK’
Director: Brett Foraker Producer: George Alexander Company: Aldis Animation E4 characters spring to life to reveal the new channel identity.
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Director: Nick Livesey Producer: Trevor Williams Company: RSA Films Ltd Title sequence for the movie ‘Hannibal’
Director: Emma Walker Producer: Matthew Baxter Company: BskyB Title sequence promoting the pre-election Budget.
Director: Neil Carter Producer: Isa Campbell Company: MTV Northern Europe Rebrand of MTV’s flagship programme, MTV Select.
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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is the leading organisation in the UK for the film, television and interactive entertainment industries, promoting, supporting and rewarding excellence in these areas. BAF TA supports new initiatives designed to encourage and promote talent in the film industry which is why we are delighted to be associated with the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival. It is incredibly important to give film makers a platform to showcase their talents if we are to cultivate a thriving, vibrant and culturally significant UK film industry. Established talent must nurture emerging talents to help them grow and develop and carry the mantle of diverse, high quality film production. The Rushes Soho Shorts Festival is a wonderful way of bringing together new talent and film veterans to celebrate short film making. Whilst the newcomer category provides a welcome opportunity for less experienced film makers to make their mark, it is important to recognise that the short film is an artform in itself and not simply a platform for feature
making - although of course it can provide a route into that genre. In order to promote excellence in film, television, and interactive disciplines, BAFTA runs a varied programme of events at its headquarters onPiccadilly. These are open to Members and non-Members of the Academy andprovide a forum for particular industry debates as well as entertaining networking evenings and informative presentations. There are several evenings over the year devoted to the craft of short film making which are always previewed on the events page of our website - www.bafta.org. Anyone wishing to get involved in BAFTA events is welcome to contact Amy Minyard, Events and Membership Officer at BAFTA. Finally, I would like to congratulate the Rushes team who work so hard to ensure that the Festival runs smoothly. It has rapidly become an important part of the Soho film industry calendar, and it is an important and worthy contribution to talent recognition.
The Directors Guild of Great Britain is delighted to be associated for the third year with this festival that successfully supports new talent and celebrates film making. We are the only organisation in the UK representing directors in all media, at every stage of experience, from the newest recruit to our Honorary President, Peter Brook. The Guild is continually striving for better conditions, respect and remuneration to help develop the
quality of our members work. It is also launching this summer a new Directors' Training website to address the needs of professional development in the Industry and provide guidance alongside our masterclasses, panels, the Observer scheme and networking events. The Guild offers a forum to debate the state of the arts as it faces the 21st century.
The New Producers Alliance (NPA) is the national membership and training organisation for independent new producers. It provides access to contacts, information and advice regarding film production. The NPA provides a forum and focus for over 800 members, ranging from film students and first timers to highly experienced feature filmmakers, major production companies and industry affiliates. Set up eight years ago, the NPA has grown rapidly from a small network of filmmakers into a renowned and respected charitable organisation. It supports, encourages and enables new filmmakers, providing the industry with some of its brightest new talent. Recent acclaimed work by NPA members includes the feature films: Hilary and Jackie, Event Horizon, Waking Ned, The Acid House, Welcome to Sarajevo, I Could Read the Sky, Large, My Brother Tom and
Pandaemonium and the short films: Wilfred, Ain't Misbehavin' , Is it the Design on the Wrapper?, Girl in the Lay-by, That Sinking Feeling, Suave Bastard, The Caller, Diamond Lil' and To Have and To Hold. Members' work also includes documentary, animation, promos and television series The majority of services are free for members and include: specialised producer training; ongoing events, masterclasses, seminars, networking evenings, practical workshops and preview screenings; free advice services including Legal, Tax & Accountancy, Banking, Insurance, Post-production, Casting and Music; monthly newsletter and online membersπ directory. The NPA also actively lobbies on behalf of new filmmakers to ensure that they have a voice in the industry.
Well done Rushes and may the Soho Shorts Festival continue to flourish. Simon Relph – Chairman T:020 7292 5802 www.bafta.org
Contact: Maria Balermpa Tel: 020 7278 4343 E: maria@dggb.co.uk www.dggb.co.uk
Contact: Kevin Dolan @ N.P.A T: 020 7580 2480 E: queries@npa.org.uk www.newproducer.co.uk www.sohoshorts.com
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SPONSORS OF RUSHES SOHO SHORTS AWARDS PARTY 2001 Sony ProMedia are proud to have been associated with the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival since its inception in 1999 and are delighted to offer our support once again. Following our sponsorship of the Commercials Award in 1999 and the Newcomer Award in 2000, we are fully aware of the innovation and creativity that exists in this industry. We would hate to see this talent wasted – but this is the risk you take every time you use inferior tape. This is why Sony have developed the award winning ProMedia range hand in hand with Sony hardware – ensuring compatibility, reliability and performance.
With every major format covered, Sony ProMedia offers choice as well as quality. From de facto standards such as Betacam SP and Digital Betacam to remarkable new technologies such as HDCAM, Betacam SX and DVCAM. We also offer a wide range of Data Storage Solutions encompassing DTF, Magneto-Optical and CDR and consumer products such as DV and MiniDisc. Whatever your media requirements, Sony ProMedia offers unsurpassed quality, reliability and choice. Don’t risk it – insist on Sony ProMedia. Contact: Darren Atkins E:: darren.atkins@ccmail.eu.sony.co.jp
FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN – THE SHORT!
THE CURZON CINEMA, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE ON TUESDAY 31ST JULY AT 6.45PM
CALL THE HOTLINE ON 020 7851 6207 As part of the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival 2001 we are holding a Short Film Seminar in conjunction with the NPA and sponsored by Tyrell/Nothing Real. This will be held at The Curzon Cinema, Shaftesbury Avenue on Tuesday 31st July at 6.45pm and will include an experienced panel Chaired by Meabh O’Donovan (Short Circuit Scheme) and including Jeremy Howe (BBC), Danny Perkins (Optimum Releasing), Harriet Rees (Producer and winner of the Kodak Short
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Film Showcase), Paul Trijbits (Film Council) and Stuart Fennigan (Producer of HD short ‘Suave Bastard’). They will discuss how to fund and make your short film, getting it seen by the right people and then distributed. This will then be followed by a question and answer session. NPA members should call the NPA directly for your reserved tickets. For all other enquiries and to reserve tickets please call the festival hotline on 020 7851 6207. Tickets will be issued on a first come, first served basis prior to the event.
turnkey effects system which adds functionality to the compositing process through real time I/O in 601 and HDTV. SHAKE® and now Tremor mean that Nothing Real have the first one hundred percent compatible front-room / back-room / render farm story, a solution that provides flexibility and ease of use for end users. Tyrell, leading provider of digital nonlinear solutions are Nothing Real’s sole reseller in the UK and Ireland, providing consultancy, installation and support. For further information email info@tyrell.co.uk or visit www.tyrell.co.uk
RSSF 2002: 27TH JULY - 2ND AUGUST
NEW! NEW! NEW! WE WANT TO MEET YOU! RSSF DELEGATES CENTRE AT THE CURZON SOHO! As well as being one of our venues, The Curzon Soho have kindly agreed to act as our host for the first ever Rushes Soho Shorts Delegate Centre. We would love to hear from you – what you like about Soho Shorts, feedback on the films shown and other events you think we could include in the future. You will be able to drop in to The Curzon to pick up a festival pack and find out the latest on special screenings and
events, as well as register for information on future events and next year’s festival. The centre will be open between 10.00am and 6.00pm every day of the festival. The café at The Curzon is open from 10.00am for light refreshments & sandwiches, etc with the bar opening from noon. If you would like to book a conference or meeting space for any time during the festival, please speak Simon Hawtin at the festival desk.
RUSHES SOHO SHORTS EXTRAS! When you pop into the delegates’ centre there are additional screenings for you to enjoy. A diverse range of content such as films drawn from the RSSF archive, inc winners from the last 2 years and recent Shots reels with international spots selected for their innovation and pure effectiveness. You can watch Artsworld’s CANNES 2001: WORLD CINEMA
Sat 28th July 7.15pm to 8.30pm & Tues 31st July 7.15pm to 8.30pm
The best of the world's cinema in competition at this years Cannes film festival. This includes interviews with Francis Ford Coppola, director, regarding his new release of 'Apocalypse Now', Peter Jackson, director, regarding his new film 'Lord of the Rings', Ethan Hawke, director Chelsea Walls and Jerome Paillard, director the Marche. Programme produced by Twin Pines for Artsworld.
Peeping Tom’s in association with The Short Film Bureau have compiled material especially for The Rushes Soho Shorts Festival. Screening times as above as well as being shown throughout the week at the delegates’ centre. For full details of content (Sorry not available at time of press!) please see www.sohoshorts.com or visit the delegates centre.
A CAREER? FIX IT IN POST! A careers event, Chaired by the FINISHING SCHOOL with speakers from the PostProduction industry including MIKE UDEN Creative Director at Rushes and PAUL FRANKLIN Head of 3D/VFX Supervisor at Double Negative. Many more to follow! Ever wondered how top special effects artists got to work on the kind of projects you see in on TV at cinemas and featured in magazines. What skills did they need and how did they get them?
How long did it take, and more to the point, what advice do they have to offer YOU? Examples of groundbreaking special effects will be shown & explained followed by a Q&A session - your questions are very welcome! Wednesday 1st August. Free Entry. 10am-12pm. Please be prompt! For info call The Finishing School 020 7613 2508 curzon@fschool.net Or call in at the delegates’ centre. www.sohoshorts.com
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RSS2001 KEY
RUSHES SOHO SHORTS EXTRA
2H = FULL 2 HOUR PROGRAMME WILL BE SCREENED 1H = AN EDITED, 1 HOUR PROGRAMME WILL BE SCREENED 30M = 30 MINUTE PROGRAMME WILL BE SCREENED * = FILMS WITH AN OVER 15 CERTIFICATE WILL NOT BE SCREENED IN THESE VENUES
AS WELL AS BEING ONE OF OUR MAIN VENUES THE CURZON SOHO WILL BE ACTING AS A DELEGATE CENTRE THIS YEAR WHERE YOU CAN DROP IN, PICK UP A FESTIVAL PACK AND FIND OUT THE LATEST ON SPECIAL SCREENINGS AND EVENTS, AS WELL AS REGISTER FOR INFORMATION ON FUTURE EVENTS AND NEXT YEAR’S FESTIVAL. DELEGATES CAN VISIT BETWEEN 10AM AND 6PM EVERY DAY.
ALPHABET BAR 61-63 BEAK ST T: 020 7439 2190 SAT 28TH 5PM-8PM MON 30TH NOON-8PM TUE 31ST 5PM-8PM WED 1ST NOON-8PM THU 2ND NOON-5PM FRI 3RD NOON-5PM
MUSIC (2H) NEW (1H) ALL CATEGORIES NEW (2H) SHORT (1H) ALL CATEGORIES ANIMATED (2H) NEW (2H) TITLES (30M) WINNERS
ATLANTIC BAR 20 GLASSHOUSE ST T: 020 7734 4888 SAT 28TH MON 30TH TUE 31ST WED 1ST THU 2ND FRI 3RD
5PM-8PM 5PM-8PM 5PM-8PM 5PM-8PM 5PM-8PM 5PM-8PM
MUSIC (2H) ANIMATED (1H) NEW (2H) MUSIC (1H) SHORT (2H) NEW (1H) ANIMATED (2H) SHORT (1H) MUSIC (2H) NEW (1H) WINNERS
CAFFÉ NERO* 62 BREWER ST T: 020 7437 1497 SAT 28TH 10AM-8PM ALL CATEGORIES SUN 29TH 10AM-8PM ALL CATEGORIES MON 30TH 9AM-7PM ALL CATEGORIES TUE 31ST 9AM-7PM ALL CATEGORIES WED 1ST 9AM-7PM ALL CATEGORIES THU 2ND 9AM-8PM ALL CATEGORIES FRI 3RD 9AM-10PM WINNERS
COSTA COFFEE* 39 OLD COMPTON ST T: 020 7734 4639 SAT 28TH SUN 29TH MON 30TH TUE 31ST WED 1ST THU 2ND FRI 3RD
11AM-6PM 11AM-6PM 11AM-6PM 11AM-7PM 11AM-7PM 11AM-7PM 11AM-6PM
ALL CATEGORIES ALL CATEGORIES ALL CATEGORIES ALL CATEGORIES ALL CATEGORIES ALL CATEGORIES WINNERS
COSTA COFFEE* 62 SHAFTESBURY AVENUE T: 020 7734 3050 SAT 28TH 9AM-NOON SUN 29TH 9AM-NOON MON 30TH NOON-6PM TUE 31ST NOON-6PM WED 1ST NOON-6PM THU 2ND NOON-6PM FRI 3RD NOON-5PM
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TITLES (30M) ANIMATED (2H) NEW (2H) MUSIC (1H) MUSIC (2H) SHORT (2H) ANIMATED (2H) NEW (2H) MUSIC (2H) SHORT (2H) ANIMATED (2H) SHORT (2H) TITLES (30M) MUSIC (2H) SHORT (2H) ANIMATED (2H) WINNERS
THE CURZON CAFÉ IS OPEN FROM 10AM FOR LIGHT REFRESHMENTS AND LICENSED FROM NOON UNTIL 11PM. PLEASE DO POP IN WE’D LOVE TO SEE YOU!
CURZON SOHO 93-107 SHAFTESBURY AVENUE T: 0871 871 0022 OR 020 7734 2255 SCREEN 1 SAT 28TH 5.30PM-6.30PM NEWCOMER (1HR) SUN 29TH 9AM-NOON SHORT (2H) NEW (1H) 5.30PM-6.30PM MUSIC (1H) MON 30TH 9AM-NOON ANIMATED (2H) MUSIC(1H) 5.30PM-6.30PM SHORT (1H) TUE 31ST 9AM-NOON NEW (2H) TITLES 6.45PM-8.30PM SEMINAR WITH NPA & NOTHING REAL/TYRELL
WED 1ST 9AM-NOON 5.30PM-6.30PM THU 2ND 9.30AM-NOON 5.30PM-6.30PM FRI 3RD 11AM-NOON
MUSIC (2H) ANIMATED (1H) NEWCOMER (1H) TITLES (30M) ANIMATED (2H) MUSIC (1H) WINNERS
SCREEN 2 SAT 28TH 9AM-NOON SHORT (2H) NEW (1H) 4PM-5PM ANIMATED (1H) 7.15PM-8.30PM PEEPING TOM’S &
SHORT FILM BUREAU (SEE PAGE 21)
SUN 29TH 9AM-NOON NEW (2H) MUSIC (1H) 4PM-5PM ANIMATED (1H) 7.15PM-8.30PM SHORT (1H) 10.45PM-12AM MUSIC MON 30TH 9AM-NOON ANIMATED (2H) SHORT (1H) 4PM-5PM MUSIC (1H) 7.15PM-8.30PM NEWCOMER (1H) 10.45PM-12AM MUSIC TUE 31ST 9AM-NOON MUSIC (2H) ANIMATED (1H) 4PM-5PM SHORT (1H) 7.15PM-8.30PM PEEPING TOM’S &
WED 1ST
10.45PM-12AM MUSIC 10AM-NOON FINISHING
THU 2ND FRI 3RD
SHORT FILM BUREAU (SEE PAGE 21) SCHOOL (SEE PAGE 21)
4PM-5PM ANIMATED (1H) 7.15PM-8.30PM MUSIC (1H) 10.45PM-12AM MUSIC 9AM-NOON NEW (2H) MUSIC (1H) 4PM-5PM SHORT(1H) 7.15PM-8.30PM ANIMATED (1H) 5.30PM-6.30PM WINNERS
DE LANE LEA 75 DEAN ST T: 020 7432 3800
SOHO HOUSE 21 OLD COMPTON ST T: 020 7292 0139
MON 30TH TUE 31ST WED 1ST THU 2ND FRI 3RD
SAT 28TH SUN 29TH MON 30TH TUE 31ST WED 1ST THU 2ND FRI 3RD
11AM-1PM ANIMATED (2H) 4PM-6PM SHORT (2H) 11AM-1PM NEWCOMER (2H) 4PM-6PM MUSIC (2H) 11AM-1PM SHORT (2H) 4PM-6PM NEWCOMER (2H) 11AM-1PM MUSIC (2H) 4PM-6PM ANIMATED (2H) 11AM-1PM WINNERS 6PM-8PM WINNERS
FREEDOM BREWERY 14-16 GANTON ST T: 020 7287 5267 SAT 28TH NOON-5PM MON 30TH NOON-5PM TUE 31ST NOON-5PM WED 1ST NOON-5PM THU 2ND NOON-5PM FRI 3RD NOON-5PM
SHORT (2H) NEWCOMER (2H) MUSIC (1H) ANIMATED (2H) MUSIC (2H) TITLES (30M) NEWCOMER (2H) ANIMATED (2H) SHORT (1H) MUSIC (2H) SHORT (2H) NEWCOMER (1H) SHORT (2H) ANIMATED (2H) TITLES (30M) WINNERS
GLOBAL CAFÉ 15 GOLDEN SQUARE T: 020 7287 2242 SAT 28TH 7PM–9PM NEWCOMERS (2H) SUN 29TH NOON–2PM SHORT (2H) 4PM–6PM ANIMATED (2H) 7PM-9PM MUSIC (2H) MON 30TH 7PM–9PM SHORT (2H) FRI 3RD 7PM–9PM WINNERS
METRO CINEMA 11RUPERT ST T: 020 7287 3515 SAT 28TH 11AM–1.30PM SUN 29TH 11AM–1.30PM MON 30TH 11AM-1.30PM TUE 31ST 11AM-1.30PM WED 1ST 11AM-1.30PM THU 2ND 11AM-1.30PM FRI 3RD 11AM-1.30PM
MUSIC (2H) TITLES (30M) ANIMATED (2H) TITLES (30M) TITLES (30M) SHORT (2H) TITLES (30M) NEW (2H) SHORT (2H) TITLES (30M) ANIMATED (2H) TITLES (30M) WINNERS
MR YOUNG’S 14 D’ARBLAY ST T: 020 7437 1771 MON 30TH TUE 31ST WED 1ST THU 2ND FRI 3RD
10AM-11AM MUSIC 4PM-5 PM NEWCOMER 10AM-11AM SHORT 4PM-5PM ANIMATED 10AM-11AM ANIMATED (1H) TITLES 4PM-5PM SHORT 10AM-11AM NEWCOMER 4PM-5PM MUSIC 10AM-11AM WINNERS 4PM-5PM WINNERS
5PM-6PM 3PM-4PM 5PM-6PM 5PM-6PM 5PM-6PM 5PM-6PM 5PM-6PM
NEWCOMER SHORT MUSIC ANIMATED SHORT MUSIC WINNERS
STARBUCKS* 170 WARDOUR ST T: 020 7287 1956 SAT 28TH 10AM-8PM ALL CATEGORIES SUN 29TH 11AM-5PM SHORT (1H) NOON-5PM NEWCOMER (2H) ANIMATED (2H) MUSIC (1H) MON 30TH 10AM-NOON NEWCOMER (2H) 5PM-7PM ANIMATED (2H) TUE 31ST 10AM-NOON MUSIC (2H) 5PM-7PM SHORT (2H) WED 1ST 10AM-NOON ANIMATED (2H) 5PM-7PM NEWCOMER (2H) THU 2ND 10AM-NOON SHORT (2H) 5PM-7PM MUSIC (2H) FRI 3RD 10AM-NOON WINNERS 5PM-8PM WINNERS
YO! BELOW 52-63 POLAND STREET T: 020 7439 3660 SAT 28TH NOON – 5PM SUN 29TH 1PM – 6PM MON 30TH NOON – 5PM TUE 31ST NOON – 5PM WED 1ST NOON – 5PM THU 2ND NOON – 5PM FRI 3RD NOON – 4PM
NEWCOMER (2H) ANIMATED (2H) MUSIC (1H) SHORT (2H) NEW (2H) TITLES (30M) ANIMATED (2H) TITLES (30M) MUSIC (2H) MUSIC (2H) SHORT (2H) ANIMATED (1H) NEWCOMER (2H) ANIMATED (2H) TITLES (30M) SHORT (2H) MUSIC (2H) NEWCOMER (1H) WINNERS
ARTSWORLD www.artsworld.com IS OUR VIRTUAL VENUE WHERE THOSE OF YOU WHO CAN’T MAKE IT INTO SOHO CAN VIEW SOME OF THE SHORTLISTED FILMS. ARTSWORLD WILL ALSO BE BROADCASTING A SELECTION OF THE SHORTLISTED FILMS AND FESTIVAL FEATURES ON THEIR SKY DIGITAL CHANNEL (CHANNEL 199) AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES: SAT 21 JUL – FRI 27 JUL, 8PM SAT 28 JUL, 7PM SUN 29 JUL – FRI 3 AUG, 8PM
ALL SLOTS ARE 15 MINUTES LONG
FRI 10 AUG, 9.20PM – [90 MINUTE SLOT] FRI 17 AUG, 9.35PM – [85 MINUTE SLOT] PLEASE SEE ARTSWORLD’S WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS.
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