Hear from the creatives behind four short films. The panel will get into the practicalities of making short films - focusing on how to cut your teeth in filmmaking, how funding works and using the form to propel your career forward. 

The films that were screened and then discussed in this podcast episode are MINE written and directed by Matthew Jacobs Morgan, THE LAST DAYS written and directed by Dipo Baruwa-Etti and produced by Katie Sinclair, BAKED BEANS written by and starring Sid Sagar and THE REV written by and starring Jack Holden.

More information about the films:

Mine - Two gay dads who have an argument about adoption 

The Last Days - In a world where you can discover your Death Day, an apolitical woman learns that she has been given an incorrect date and determines to cement a legacy for her daughter before her time runs out – that same day.

Baked Beans - Nik, a British Asian actor, auditions for a radical retelling of the classic East is East. He soon begins to wonder if everyone around him is also stuck in the past.

The Rev - A queer comedy about a vicar in the midst of an identity crisis whose imagination runs wild when he's asked to organise a funeral.