Shorts On Tap presents: THE BIG SIX - SIX YEARS OF SHORTS ON TAP - A selection of shorts celebrating Shorts On Tap's sixth birthday.
On Wednesday, January 8th at Regent Street Cinema, London W1B 2HW (Oxford Circus tube) from 7:30pm (screening starts 8pm)
Shorts On Tap is celebrating its 6th Birthday with a top-notch selection of short films at their favourite movie house in London: Regent Street Cinema.
On the occasion they'll be presenting a selection of hand-picked shorts from the 6th season of Shorts On Tap plus some new works - as usual the screenings will be followed by a Q&A and panel discussion with filmmakers attending and special guest speakers Ben Sharpe (Head of Film & Head of Integrated Production at adam&eveDDB) Jordan McGarry (Head of Talent & Development at Film London) and Philip Ilson (Artistic Director of the London Short Film Festival and Programmer for the BFI London Film Festival).
SHORT FILM PROGRAMME (alphabetical order)
A CUP OF COFFEE WITH MARILYN (18:00")
Written & directed by Alessandra Gonnella, produced by Diego Loreggian & Alessandra Gonnella
BOTTOMLESS (06:11")
Written, directed and produced by Dustin Curtis Murphy
CROSS (10:00")
Written and directed by Gillian Harker, produced by David Anthony Thomas
EMMA (12:45")
Written and directed by Sophie Gueydon, produced by Sophie Gueydon and Kevin Hasham
ENCORE (15:00")
Directed by Romain Choay and Benjamin Grillon, written by Romain Choay, produced by Louis Figgis
RABBIT'S FOOT (16:18")
Written and directed by Dustie Carter, produced by Stolen Sun
RAIN CATCHER (17:00")
Directed by Michele Fiascaris, written by Filippo Polesel and Michele Fiascaris, produced by Filippo Polesel
SWIVEL (06:39")
Written, directed and produced by Lois Norman
In the past 6 years Shorts On Tap had the privilege to showcase hundreds of short films & docs at their sold-out events across London, Berlin and Tokyo.
Let's celebrate independent filmmaking together and raise a glass to the immense talents out there - you're all invited!
The Regent Street Cinema was first opened in 1848. In late February in 1896, the cinema played a short movie by the Lumière Brothers. It was the first motion picture shown in the United Kingdom.
Shorts On Tap is London's largest short film community, join the tribe on January 8th!
Doors open at 7:30pm
Film screenings start at 8pm
Q&As start at 10pm
Drinks till 11pm
