Ulster University's Cinematic Arts students showcase a selection of short films, in association with Nerve Centre and Cinema For All, supported by Film Hub NI through BFI FAN Network.
This film programme is presented by Ulster University Cinematic Arts students as part of their dramatic short film module showcase for 2021. Students were mentored by Industry experts from the Nerve Centre and Cinema for All in film programming and audience development as part of an initiative to grow young audiences funded by Film Hub NI as part of the BFI Film Audience Network.
This programme focuses on themes of trust and how it is formed or not formed in relationship. Planted, created by the 2nd year Cinematic Arts class looks at the negative emotions that can stem from lack of trust.
Screening alongside Planted is Double Word Score directed by Keith Allott which premiered as part of Watershed’s Super Short Filmmaking programme and Encounters Film Festival.
Special thanks to the Nerve Centre, Cinema for All & Film Hub NI.
Planted
Anthony has to look after his girlfriend’s plants while she is on a business trip. As his faith in their relationship slowly dies, so do her houseplants…
2021. Northern Ireland. Duration: 14 minutes.
Cast: Ronan Kerrigan, Eleanor Shannon, Paddy McDonald Alice Bonsall
Crew: Directed By Liv Hill. Written By Iona Miller. Produced By Alice Bonsall. Cinematography by Ross Power. Sound By Niall Doherty. Production Design By Zoe Carlin. Edited By Leon Wright. Guitar Score By Ronan Kerrigan.
Double Word Score
Lockdown boredom leads to a flirtatious game of Scrabble between neighbours Jamie and Ashley, but does Jamie have what it takes to make the next move?
2020. United Kingdom. Director: Keith Allott. Duration: 2 mins.
This short film is a winner of Watershed’s Depict competition part of Encounters festival. Can you do it in 90 seconds? Depict is calling for creatives from around the world to submit their shorts of 90 seconds or under to be considered for this year’s shortlist and awards. It doesn’t matter if you’ve got a big budget or a tiny one; whether you specialise in documentaries, animation or live-action. Submit your shorts for FREE by: 14 June 2021
Ulster University's Cinematic Arts students showcase a selection of short films, in association with Nerve Centre and Cinema For All, supported by Film Hub NI through BFI FAN Network.
This film programme is presented by Ulster University Cinematic Arts students as part of their dramatic short film module showcase for 2021. Students were mentored by Industry experts from the Nerve Centre and Cinema for All in film programming and audience development as part of an initiative to grow young audiences funded by Film Hub NI as part of the BFI Film Audience Network.
This programme focuses on themes of trust and how it is formed or not formed in relationship. Planted, created by the 2nd year Cinematic Arts class looks at the negative emotions that can stem from lack of trust.
Screening alongside Planted is Double Word Score directed by Keith Allott which premiered as part of Watershed’s Super Short Filmmaking programme and Encounters Film Festival.
Special thanks to the Nerve Centre, Cinema for All & Film Hub NI.
Planted
Anthony has to look after his girlfriend’s plants while she is on a business trip. As his faith in their relationship slowly dies, so do her houseplants…
2021. Northern Ireland. Duration: 14 minutes.
Cast: Ronan Kerrigan, Eleanor Shannon, Paddy McDonald Alice Bonsall
Crew: Directed By Liv Hill. Written By Iona Miller. Produced By Alice Bonsall. Cinematography by Ross Power. Sound By Niall Doherty. Production Design By Zoe Carlin. Edited By Leon Wright. Guitar Score By Ronan Kerrigan.
Double Word Score
Lockdown boredom leads to a flirtatious game of Scrabble between neighbours Jamie and Ashley, but does Jamie have what it takes to make the next move?
2020. United Kingdom. Director: Keith Allott. Duration: 2 mins.
This short film is a winner of Watershed’s Depict competition part of Encounters festival. Can you do it in 90 seconds? Depict is calling for creatives from around the world to submit their shorts of 90 seconds or under to be considered for this year’s shortlist and awards. It doesn’t matter if you’ve got a big budget or a tiny one; whether you specialise in documentaries, animation or live-action. Submit your shorts for FREE by: 14 June 2021