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Supporting the screen industry in Cornwall. A series of events, networking, screening and talks. Industry Events at Cornwall Film Festival 2024 Industry Panel Thursday 21st November 4.30 - 6pm Venue The Poly Falmouth This year at the Cornwall Film Festival, we are focusing on the evolving relationship between audiences and content creators, reflecting the shifting dynamics between viewers, commissioners, and makers in today’s changing media landscape. We have invited a professional industry panel to discuss the most pressing issues, pannel + Q&A We are delighted to confirm Professionals who work across all the major broadcast platforms from SKY Arts, BBC, NETFLIX, ITV and UKTV wll join us. Tickets Industry Panel Speakers Sam Blair Sam Blair is an Editor/ Director Shortlisted for the 2024 Grierson British Documentary Awards in Best Single Documentary - Domestic & Best Sports Documentary with Ronnie O’Sullivan: The Edge of Everything Claire Peate Claire Peate is a BAFTA-winning screenwriter and novelist, best known for The Colour Room (2021). The film earned her the BAFTA Rocliffe Award and a BIFA nomination. Two of her books were WHSmith’s "Pick of the Week." Claire has spoken at the Hay Festival and has two films in pre-production Mel Mackie Mel is a Senior Development Producer at Rock Oyster Media, working across Development and Production predominantly in Factual TV and documentaries for all the major UK broadcasters such as BBC, ITV, Channel 4, C5, Discovery & UKTV, including a Netflix Top 10 with Commando : Britain's Ocean Warriors. Alex Hanks Alex is a producer and director with experience spanning factual entertainment, specialist factual, and prime-time presenter-led content. With a proven track record of working with top talent, a strong background in casting, sourcing interesting locations, writing and conducting interviews working across all the major platforms including Channel 4, ITV, BBC, Nat Geo, and Channel 5. Clare Tavernor Clare is a writer and documentary filmmaker known for inquisitive, socially conscious storytelling. She directed landmark series on music, feminism, and class history for the BBC. Her projects include award-winning Rolling Stones series, an interactive doc Run The Jewels. Recently, filming a feature documentary with Metallica. BFI Network Tallent Exc BFI NETWORK exists to support, develop and fund emerging filmmakers looking to kick-start their career. Jess Wheeler is one of the BFI NETWORK South West Talent Executives and will be visiting the festival on Thursday 21 St November, from 3pm. If you would like to request a 1-2-1 with Jess then please use the following link below. Venue : Above the Book Shop, 21 Church Street, Falmouth TR113EG | Map Link Book 1-2-1 Jess Wheeler Jess is an independent producer specializing in stop-motion animation. She began by creating her own short films and now collaborates on animation, live-action, and documentaries. Her work includes projects for BBC, Channel 4, and the BFI. Jess is one of the BFI NETWORK South West Talent Executives. Dinner Thursday 21st November 6.15 - 7.45pm Venue Pizza Exxpress Falmouth Between the panel and screening we are heading out to Pizza Express to grab a bite - please join us Best of the West Thursday 21st November 8 - 10pm Venue The Poly Falmouth A celebration short films from Cornwall & the South West Full programme coming soon ! Tickets See all the short film programmes Fireside chat Mark Kermode Thursday, November 14, 2024 3.30 - 5.00PM Venue Launch Pad Join us for an exclusive event with renowned film critic and author Mark Kermode. Best known as The Observer's film critic and co-presenter of Kermode and Mayo's Film Review on BBC Radio 5, Mark brings his sharp insights and passion for cinema to our fireside chat. With a career that spans books like Hatchet Job, It's Only a Movie, and The Good, the Bad & the Multiplex, as well as BFI Film Classics on Silent Running and The Shawshank Redemption, Mark's depth of knowledge and enthusiasm for film make this an unmissable event. As he presents and dissects his unique perspectives, this intimate chat will provide a rare opportunity to engage with one of film criticism's most celebrated voices. Limited audience – Reserve your spot early! Tickets Screen Industry Networking Thursday, November 14, 2024 5:30 PM Venue Launch Pad The evening will begin with a reveal showcasing the exciting events happening at the 2024 Cornwall Film Festival. This will be followed by an opportunity to meet and reconnect with fellow professionals working in the region. This event is tailored for screen industry professionals based in Cornwall. Whether you're early in your career, experienced, or an expert in Film, TV or CreateTec sector, this is a great chance to engage with peers and expand your network. Spaces are limited, so be sure to book early to secure your spot. Tea, coffee, and cakes will be provided. Tickets Film themed quiz Monday 11th Nov 7.30pm Venue The Lounge Falmouth Calling all movie masterminds. Put your movie knowledge to the test! This event is being run as a fundraiser for The Cornwall Film Festival Tickets See all the Q&A's at CFF24

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The best British independent short filmmakers at Cornwall Film Festival. < Programme Best of British Various Saturday 19th Nov | 11am 1h 45m | UK | Shorts The best British independent short filmmakers at Cornwall Film Festival. Looking for group discounts? Groups of 5 can receive 10% off their order with the code GROUP5 All Girls Anastasia Bruce-Jones 14m 40 | UK Four teenagers head off on a practice walk for an inter-school competition. If they break the record, all their dreams will come true. But none of them are prepared for the consequences of Heather's ruthless ambition. Asylum Neil West 12m | UK A woman risks everything to try and protect an asylum seeker in a totalitarian society in which all borders are militarized. Bugbear Matt Smith 9m | UK As a desperate man tries to raise the money he owes a dangerous criminal, he finds something in the woods that will change him forever Different Day Charlotte Couture 15m | UK Alicia has been the primary carer for her mother and little sister since her early teens. Now eighteen, Alicia secretly starts to make plans to escape her life and go in search of the one she missed out on. But a tragic incident threatens to shatter Alicia's plans, and forces her to make a choice between family duty and her own freedom. The Electricity in Me Mat Sheldon 10m 25 | UK Years after giving up her newborn son for adoption, a woman confronts her trauma and memories of the man she calls 'my monster’. The Operator Matt Riley 20m | UK The Operator follows Michael, a client contact associate as he starts another dull day of business as usual. Connecting long distance intergalactic calls from a remote satellite (not as exciting as it sounds); a bleary eyed and coffee fuelled Michael receives a distress call. No one ever receives a distress call. They barely touch on distress calls during the induction day. Pampas Jessica Bishopp 5m | UK Sexual signalling and suburban myth; what does your front garden say about you? Plants were used in 1970s British suburbia to send seductive signals to neighbours or so rumour has it. A hybrid documentary exploring the truth in the botanical myth; what went on behind closed curtains? A look at sexual signalling, female desire, subcultures, and suburban legend. Something Out of Nothing Marcus Armitage 4m 20 | UK Loss clings like sea air on a woollen jumper. Paul's mother, grieving the loss of her son, reconnects with the St Ives landscape and imparts that loss into a series of sculptures. An original story by Orlando Weeks based on the work of sculptor Barbara Hepworth, and commissioned by the Hepworth Gallery Wakefield. Directed by Marcus Armitage with narration by Maxine Peake. Trigger Renzo Vasquez 9m 46 | UK It's a rainy night out in East London, Claire and Hannah hail a black cab and climb in. Claire glances down and spots a bag neither of them had noticed when they got in. The cab draws to an abrupt halt and the journey accelerates as Mick confronts the girls and we find out just how far they are willing to go to achieve their own goals. The question is... how far is too far? This Little Girl Annette Westwood 15m | UK A mother with a substance misuse issue, has to prove herself on her path to recovery, to prevent her child from being taken away from her and placed into care. The Wanting Alexandros Mattei 18m | UK Adam goes to his estranged father’s wake, avoiding his own estranged daughter’s birthday. There, he meets his step-family for the first time and, getting a different vibe than expected, he wonders whether the old bastard has any more lessons for him. Yummy Mummy Gabriela Staniszewska 14m 30 | UK Ignored throughout her pregnancy, Lilith senses her identity is being smothered by her burgeoning motherhood. Her anxieties begin to have physical manifestations - then she starts to fall apart - literally.

Work With Us | Mor Media Charity | Encouraging Creativity and Culture to Thrive in the Digital Arts through events, education, community and industry projects. Work With Us There is always plenty to be done at Mor Media Charity, so we have lots of opportunities for you to help our organisation run smoothly ! It's a great way to get experience, learn new skills, meet people and have some fun! Film Festival Roles Pre-selectors Internships Cornwall Film Festival Roles In November from the 11th-30th, audiences of all types & stripes gather for the acclaimed Cornwall Film Festival program, making the Film Festival an unparalleled experience at the forefront of technology, creativity and imagination. Opening soon! Every year we encourage volunteers to participate in Cornwall Film Festival. Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on socials to stay up to date on Festival Roles Roles are as follows - Film Festival Volunteer Coordinator 2024 Film Festival Production Crew Film Festival Photography Film Festival Stewarding Film Festival Reporter Film Festival Marketing/Communications Assistant Film Festival VR, AR and 360 stewards and support team Information Applications opening soon Short Film Pre-Selectors We are looking for pre-selectors for Cornwall Film Festival's BIFA qualifying short film competition! This role involves supporting our Short Film Manager by reviewing the suitability of submissions for consideration. You do not have to be based in the UK to apply, as all the viewing will be done remotely (access to a computer, and a stable internet connection is necessary). Main Duties and Responsibilities On average pre-selectors will view between 5-6 hours of content as we encourage voting from multiple selectors to ensure fairness. CFF receives around 300 submissions on average, but overall hours may increase if we go beyond this total - so some flexibility is encouraged. Viewing, and assisting with the submission process through our festival platform FilmFreeway.Our short film submissions will be from all types of genres but will be no more than 20 minutes in length. Meetings with key festival members, including members of the Awarding Jury (this will help you gain insight into the festival & filmmaking industry). Key Skills/ Traits An understanding of film festival standards and a critical eye. Of course enthusiasm is the most important! Organised and the able to work to deadlines Knowledge and Experience The successful candidate should be able to evidence the following essential criteria: An interested in films, filmmaking, programming, curation & exhibition. Knowledge of FilmFreeway is preferable, but there will be an opportunity for those unfamiliar with FilmFreeway to meet and learn the basics needed to be a preselector for CFF. Application deadline - closed Benefits Backstage access and lessons on how to one of the largest film festival submission platforms Accreditation to use towards voluntary hours as part of a degree Access to progression initiatives within the Mor Media team, pre-selectors, New Wave jury, Internships and other paid roles. Reference signed by our Festival Director Other Details Based remotely Reports to Short Film Manager There will be between 20 - 30 pre-selectors chosen, and we are keen to accept applications from anyone. This is a voluntary role, whilst we sadly cannot offer payment for the time you will receive the chance to watch and vote on the newest British and International Short Films Apply today Mor Media Charity/ Cornwall Film Festival wants to meet the aims and commitments set out in its equality policy. By filling out our equality and diversity monitoring form , you are helping and co-operating with us to enable us to achieve our ambitions. The information you provide will be confidential and will not use for any other purpose than evaluation and monitoring. Internships General Internships We are seeking hard working and enthusiastic individuals who would like an internship with a film and media organisation. We are a media charity that holds an annual film festival, live events, yearly film screenings and programming, runs industry training, masterclasses and talks, education programmes and community media projects. We will give you an opportunity to work across all our organisational strands - festival, industry and events, community, education, and charity to gain valuable experience in varied roles within the creative industry. You may work as a production assistant on one of our live events or online masterclasses; a researcher or content creator for our social media; a designer of digital assets for one of our programmes or as an event planner for one of our live events. We are looking for adaptable and enthusiastic people who are ready for a challenge and want to try their hand at lots of different roles within the media. Internships typically last 3-6 months and involve a time commitment of 6 hours a week, including our weekly team meetings. While working with us you will gain access to our networks and we’ll share opportunities in our organisation and the wider media industry with you. We’ll help you with CV, job application and interview skills. You will be given an open reference and credit for your work, an opportunity to meet others, develop a network of people with a shared passion for film and to communicate your enthusiasm for film! Many of our interns have moved into senior intern positions or been offered roles within our organisation, or have gone on to begin media careers in TV or film production, journalism and beyond. Applications will close on June 21st 2024. Applications are closed for 2024 Learn More

The best independent short film-makers worldwide. < Programme Best International Shorts Various Friday 15th Nov | Falmouth University, Penryn Campus Exchange Lecture Theatre 2hrs 17mins | International | Shorts The best independent short film-makers worldwide. A showcase of national and international filmmaking talent, featuring the most innovative and adventurous ideas from filmmakers whose short films manifest stylistic boldness, strength of form, and the ambition to use the medium in a way that resists cliché. See this selection of work for FREE the whole programme is screened 3 times during the day. A filmmaker will be selected for the NEW WAVE Jury Award from this programme. The best film in this section is invited to Best of the Best Screening on Saturday 19th November at 10am at The Poly Falmouth during the Film Festival 444 Alexandre Nachi 16m 40 | Canada Inside a house he doesn’t recognize, with a family he doesn’t know, a young man tries to make some sense of what is happening to him. Everything keeps changing, his mind is sick. ''Trust the protocol'' is all he can do. The Air and the Worlds Rana Ashraf 13m 5 | Egypt A contemplative journey of three parts that follow a mute poet named “This Person”. In a dreamy stream, lightly illustrating wonderings This Person has on notions of familiarity, language, impermanence and the strangeness of everything. Burros Jefferson Stein 14m 28 | USA In southern Arizona, twenty miles from the Mexico border, a young Indigenous girl discovers a Latina migrant her age who has been separated from her father while traveling through the Tohono O’odham Nation into the United States. Company Ilnaz Khirkhah 10m | Republic of Iran Company tells the story of a young boy who feels obliged to write a will for a dying woman who lives alone. Empty Little People Josh O'Caoimh and Mikai Geronimo 2m 15 | Ireland Empty little people, with an insatiable thirst for tea... begin running out of tea, on All Hallows' Eve. Eureka Miida Chu 14m 50 | USA A young indentured Chinese prostitute must overcome her toxic dependency on the brothel madam on the eve of the 1885 anti-Chinese riot in Eureka, California. Free Fall Emmanuel Tenen 19m 28 | France Tom is a young trader in a London bank, whose recent performance has put his job on the line. When the first plane hits the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11th 2001, Tom jumps into the biggest trade of his life. Inspired by a true story. The Manager Position Craig Trow 15m 40 | USA Months after losing his job, a man is still unable to tell his wife. Philip was let go from his job five months ago due to a recession that led to his company's closing. While he has used the time to seek employment, it's been all dead ends and rejections. To make matters worse, he has yet to tell his stay-at-home wife about his termination. With no job on the horizon, and nowhere to go during working hours, he returns to his old office building to remind him of his former self. At a breaking point, he commandeers the vacant manager's office, and his world starts to open up with new opportunities as he finds himself among others that are also experiencing financial and employment hardship. The Murder Tongue Ali Sohail Jaura 17m 38 | Pakistan It is May of 1992. The state sanctioned “Operation” has put the city of Karachi at constant unrest. Abdul Aziz Ansari wakes up at night and is informed by his daughter in law, Naseema that his son hasn’t returned home. As a knock on their door later at night summons them to the hospital, what they witness along the way is known today as the most brutal chapter of the city’s history, a sentiment of hatred towards their race, deep rooted beneath the system. Sea Light John Doe 14m 46 | Spain An elder lighthouse keeper takes care of what has been his home for years. Old and secluded from society, he's disturbed by mysterious bottled letters. These and an unexpected malfunction make him doubt his job, his life and his existence.

The Into Film Festival is a free, annual, nationwide celebration of film & education for 5-19 year-olds. Cornwall Film Festival November 6th - 19th Into Film Festival The Festival programme features thousands of free film screenings, special events and previews, and interactive Q&A sessions with screen industry professionals, making it the perfect opportunity to support young people in enjoying the big screen experience. Bookings for this year's Into Film Festival are now live events are certain to book up quickly, so be sure to secure your places today! Browse Into Film Festival events near you Into Film Newsletter FAQ's and Guidelines Into Film Films for 2023 at The Poly Falmouth Tuesday 14th November 10:00 - 12:00 Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Joel Crawford Tuesday 14th November 13:00 - 15:15 Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical (Sing-a-long) Matthew Warchus The Smeds & The Smoos & Superworm Double Bill (Autism Friendly) Thursday 16th November 10:00 - 11:05 Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie Cal Brunker Thursday 16th November 13:00 - 14:35

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In 2022 we are celebrating the 21st edition of the Cornwall Film Festival with an exciting programme of activities and live events. This year's edition of the festival will take place 14-20 November in Falmouth. Award Winners Our Progamme Programme Brochure The 2022 Lineup Our 2022 festival included a wide lineup of events and screenings sure to appeal to all audiences. Screenings Features & Documentaries Get Involved Join our festival team Into Film Child-friendly screenings Short Film Local and global short film. New Wave Jury Programme Gain experience in film. Pay What You Can Our accessible payment scheme Industry & Workshops Understand the film industry. Passes Enjoy more of the festival FAQ's & Access Information about the festival The CFF Award Winners The Award Winners This year, Mor Media celebrated the 21st edition of Cornwall Film Festival. In 2022 we celebrated the 21st edition of Cornwall Film Festival with an exciting programme of activities and live events. This year's edition of the festival took place 14-20 November in Falmouth. Our core Programme included evening GALAS | SCREEN HERITAGE & ARCHIVE | DOCUMENTARIES | SHORT FILMS Explore the Programme The Poly in Falmouth!

Cornwall Film Festival 2025 Best Narrative and Non-Narrative Student Short Films STEP INTO THE FRAME AND EXPERIENCE STORIES FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE GLOBE Cornwall Film Festival is a global platform inviting filmmakers from every corner of the world to showcase bold, captivating and innovative stories. BOOK TICKETS Press Blog Merch Store TOO MUCH: MELODRAMA ON FILM Talks CFF 25 Industry 2025 FAQ's & Access 2025 Diary & Tickets 2025 Black Tide In Focus 2025 Selected films 2025 Short Films home 2025 QuckCut 90sec FRESH SHORTS SOVIET FANTASIA DIRECTOR Penn Bálint A surreal exploration of queer identity in the face of immigration, following teenager Hajnal as they grapple with the demands of leaving behind their post-Soviet country in favour of a new life in England. THE BEGINNING OF IDENTIFICATION, AND ITS END DIRECTOR Philipp Gufler Philipp Gufler’s short film is made up of a performance by the artist and film scenes of archive material relating to queer and transgender content. Divided across two sides, in the 19-minute piece we witness explicit, low-threshold expressions of sexuality that breaks with the norm. BARK. DIRECTOR Caoimhe M. Harley As a young woman walks home alone one night, a chance encounter with a missing dog incites the reclamation of her body and self — as she learns to bite as tough as her bark. HI MOM, IT'S ME, LOU LOU DIRECTOR Atakan Yılmaz Hakkı, a university student earning his keep through Drag Queen performances in Istanbul, is jolted by the news of his mother's passing. Concealing his sexual orientation from all but his late mother, he returns to the family home after three years, confronting the weighty expectations of being the only male offspring. EVERYTHING YOU WANT DIRECTOR Mariana Machado “Magic is people, illusionism is what traps them.” LIMP DIRECTOR Harry Faint During PE at a Cornish Secondary School, the new kid tries his best to hide who he is to fit in. HEARTWARE DIRECTOR Leander Behal After his colleague self-destructs by eating ice cream, android Clu tries to process his emotions. JOE DIRECTOR Tom Brittney Hiding in an empty house on the Norfolk coast, a tormented young man is hunted by a relentless enemy and haunted by the ghost of a lost love. As the voice of a river and the presence of a dead whale pull him deeper into his memories, he must confront a path leading to his inescapable fate. CARCLEW DIRECTOR Seth Harrison Martha is searching for her lost dog in the dark countryside of Cornwall. She stumbles upon an isolated farmhouse, where two strange and cryptic men reside. As the night unfolds, Martha uncovers their disturbing secret — and must escape before she becomes their next victim. SHORTS ENTER Our programme of shorts features the most innovative and adventurous ideas from filmmakers whose short films manifest stylistic boldness, strength of form, and the ambition to use the medium in a way that resists cliché. Shorts to feature films, the Cornwall Film Festival is a British Independent Film Awards Qualifing festival. ENTER NOW WHAT'S ON Lifelong Learning week 3–7th November 2025 Creative Careers Month November Community week 10-16th November 2025 2025 IntoFilm Schools Festival 11-28th November BFI Blockbuster season Too Much A Season Of Melodrama Previews week at The Poly Falmouth 17th - 22nd November 2025 STORIES FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD - OUR FUNDERS & PARTNERS

Here are the award winners from Cornwall Film Festival 2023. About This year, as part of the Cornwall Film Festival, we will bring you 6 programmes of short films! from filmmakers whose short films manifest stylistic boldness, strength of form, and the ambition to use the medium in a way that resists cliché including award winners from the Cornwall Film Festival short-film competition. Short film at Cornwall Film Festival 2023 Innovative and adventurous ideas About Expermental Student Uk Short International Best of West Awards About Awards The 2023 Awards We are delighted to announce the 2023 Award winners in Short Films Best Film - SCALE directed by Joseph Pierce Best Experimental Film - STEINRUNNI(PETRIFIED) by Chris Paul Daniels, Anton Kaldal Ágústsson (Tonik Ensemble) Experimental Runner-Up - [paˈljit͡sj] directed by Ania Mokrzycka Best Cornish Film - ART directed by Ben Kernow Best South West Film - NOT SURGERY HOURS directed by Tia Salisbury Best Student Short Film - YOUR GUARDIAN(Čuvam te) directed by Mimi Vlaovic Student Short Film Runner-Up - FORGOTTEN FORESTS directed by Robyn Dean Best Screen Stars of Tomorrow - BELLOTA directed by Rosie Moore Screen Stars of Tomorrow Runner-Up - THE RIFT directed by Tom Allen-Jeffrey Best Actor - Anastasia Hille in ROSES Best Ensemble Performance - ROSES directed by Coral Knights Best Cinematography - MÅNGATA - DOP : Carola Rodríguez Sanchez Best Screenwritting - YOUR GUARDIAN(Čuvam te) written by Mimi Vlaovic Best Music - SCALE directed by Joseph Pierce NEW WAVE JURY WINNER - ANU directed by Pulkit Arora NEW WAVE JURY RUNNER-UP - TOMATO KITCHEN directed by Junyi Xiao NEW WAVE JURY SPECIAL MENTION - A FENCE IS A FENCE BUT THE CLOUDS MOVE FREELY directed by Curtis Miller Expermental film Experimental Film Weekender Friday 10th and Saturday 11th November 11 am - 5 pm Venue - CMR Project Space, Redruth. Dive into a whirlwind of creativity and innovation as filmmakers push the boundaries of storytelling, visuals, and sound. Immerse yourself in a world of thought-provoking narratives, breathtaking visuals, and cutting-edge techniques, all in one weekend.Don't miss this unique opportunity to witness the future of filmmaking at the heart of Cornwall's artistic scene. A packed weekend of screenings, pop up cinema and open studio door & talks Info student Selected Student Films 2023 THREAD TENSION Directed by Ruby Mastrodimos Frequency Directed by Zsófia Bujáki Your Guardian (Čuvam te) Directed by Mimi Vlaovic Lullaby for the Lost Directed by Tom Potter Forgotten Forests Directed by Robyn Dean Yuta Directed by Matheus Malburg Waiting For Kalki Directed by Nimay Goswami Bellota Directed by Rosie Moore The Rift Directed by Tom Allen-Jeffrey Showcase of Student Shorts 2023 2023 Du 15 12:00 GMT The Poly, Falmouth Details UK short Selected Best UK Short Films 2023 I am Kanaka Directed by Genevieve Sulway Firefly Directed by Anne-Marie Scragg The Virtual Llama Directed by Tom Cozens SCALE Directed by Joseph Pierce Nearly Never Directed by Peter Franklyn Banks The Ride Directed by Tara Aghdashloo Safe Space Directed by Isabel Songer Sugar, Spice and Everything Nice! Directed by Anoushka Agarwal Best UK short film screening 2023 2023 Du 15 15:30 GMT The Poly, Falmouth Details Selected International Short Films 2023 International Neo-Dome Directed by Bonnie Discepolo House of Whoreship Directed by Holly Laura Bates 5 A.M. Directed by Matthew Berberi MÅNGATA Directed by Maja Costa Anu Directed by Pulkit Arora Tomato Kitchen Directed by Junyi Xiao Morrow Directed by Vladislav Kalensky a fence is a fence but the clouds move freely Directed by Curtis Miller PLSTC Directed by Laen Sanches Wrought Directed by Joel Penner Best International Narrative and non-narrative shorts 2023 2023 Du 15 17:45 GMT The Poly, Falmouth Details Selected Cornish & South West Short Films 2023 Croak Directed by Dom Lee Microwave Directed by Anastasia Bruce-Jones PEST Directed by Zoe Ferrier Colours in the Air Directed by Louise Brett Art Directed by Ben Kernow Not Surgery Hours Directed by Tia Salisbury We're Still Here Directed by Tom Kirkman Roses Directed by Coral Knights To Feel Alive: Triathlete Directed by James Stuart SLOW BURN Directed by Tommy Gillard The Weight Directed by Susan Lay Of Sadness and Deceit Directed by Nigel Billing Appearance Directed by Adam Drake For Good Or Ill, Rain Shall Come Directed by Madelaine Moore Best of the West Best of the West 2023 2023 Du 15 20:00 GMT The Poly, Falmouth Details Tides of Connection : A Cornwall Waterways Odyssey 2023 Du 19 19:30 – 21:30 GMT The Poly, Falmouth, 24 Church St, Falmouth TR11 3EG, UK Details

Events | Mor Media Charity | Encouraging Creativity and Culture to Thrive in the Digital Arts through events, education, community and industry projects. Our Community Projects Our community projects in Cornwall work with hard to reach groups who face social, cultural or economic exclusion from the richness of media culture with a focus on improving the health and wellbeing of communities. Coronavirus Stories Stories of ordinary people living t hrough extraordinar y times! Two oral history and visual projects documenting the lives of Cornish communities during the pandemic. By contributing to this shared history of the pandemic, we hope to bring the community closer together and discover the incredible diversity of experiences and perspectives that can be found behind every door on every street. Read More > Inclusive workshops Quality, fun learning We hold family learning, young people and children's workshops with several of our projects, from film to animation to digital literacy. If you are interested in us hosting a workshop, don't hesitate to get in touch with us. We have trained teachers with enhanced DBS staus. Picturing the Highstreet A visual history project Mor Media worked with Photoworks and Historic England to invite you to look at the high street as never before. The photos contributed to a photographic archive of the English high street; charting and celebrating the history and experiences of the people and places that make up an often-overlooked fixture in all our lives. Sarah at Picket's Yard David at No.27 Tom and Ro at No.10 Mel at No.12 Angie at the Famous Barrel Annie at Picket's Yard Nick at No.50 Tim and Sarah at No.22 Matt and Sue at No.34 Lou at No.42 Zoe Nemos Ben and Hannah at No.36 Sarah and Elizah at No.30 Dave, Clare and Emma at No.38 Nick at No.22 Pete and Leah at No.49 Available on all music & podcast platforms ... Cinema hire Hire us to run your event! Cornwall Film Festival started the community cinema programme in Cornwall, now called CFlym. We are experts in cinema hire equipment, consultancy, film licences for venues and can run a stanalon event for you. Get in contact. Mass Observation Project Become a Mass Observer Each year we work with the University of Sussex to support the Mass Observation 12th May diary day, recording voices from Cornwall in this important national archive of everyday life. What to get involved ? Readmore Black Tide : The SS Torrey Canyon Oil Spill Marking the 60th anniversary of Britain’s worst shipping disaster, Black Tide explores the impact of the 1967 SS Torrey Canyon oil spill off the Cornish coast. Mor Media Charity is gathering stories from those who lived through the environmental catastrophe and the clean-up effort that followed. This project honours the resilience of Cornish communities, raises awareness of the disaster’s long-term effects on people and nature, and connects past and present through a powerful storytelling.

Courses In Cornwall Info Cornish residents are entitled to one FREE place on any of our workshops. Completion of a participant form and ID will be required. The ESF Get Creative programme is delivered as part of the ESF (European Social Fund) Widening Participation through Skills Project. Our Tutor FAQ's Cultivate Programme Workshops are open to everybody We strongly believe everybody is creative; everybody ‘writes’, Writing is what you think, say, see, touch, feel and do – you just need to choose how to express it. These workshops will be fun, engaging and accessible – valuing everyday creativity. The ESF Get Creative programme is delivered as part of the ESF Widening Participation through Skills Project. About About The Tutor About The Tutor The workshops will be run by Amanda White Writer (Poet, Children's, Fiction and Travel) and Creative Practitioner with experience in education, healthcare, community and corporate settings and founder of THE DAILY HAIKU, with 11k+ members worldwide, supported by Paper Nations UK and writing for The Great Margin. Costs Cornish residents, who have NOT attended an ESF funded workshop previously, are entitled to ONE free workshop , subsidised by the European Social Fund, subject to completing a participant form and providing ID. Please use the ESF supported Cornish Resident ticket link to claim your free workshop. Costs FAQ's ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us.