The Magic Lantern celebrates short film. We view the form as a unique platform for innovative, experimental and rule-breaking filmmaking. We curate thematic programmes of short films that weave together archive treasures, artists' film & video and narrative film. We like how the juxtaposition of these films collectively is sometimes greater than the sum of its parts. By placing programmes in a range of contexts: from street cinemas, club visuals in specifically designed sets, music festivals, and comedy venues to film festivals, galleries, and, of course, cinemas we seek to challenge your perceptions of a form which is too often marginalised.
The Magic Lantern was born from a passion for film and creative programming and launched at CCA, Glasgow in 2006. Since then it's gone on to screen at venues across Scotland from Dumfries to the outer Hebrides, working with a range of like-minded partner organisations and presenting thematic programmes and retrospectives. In 2008 The Magic Lantern launched the Glasgow Short Film Festival, in conjunction with The Glasgow Film Festival. Each February we produce 3 days of international programmes alongside retrospectives, guest programmes, industry events and panel discussions all hosted by our partners, the CCA.
We are committed to celebrating inspiration and innovation in new cinema, and so for the first time in 2010 GSFF will hold a competition for Best International Short Film. Drawn from our international programme, selected by The Magic Lantern team and judged by a jury of film insiders, filmmakers will compete for a cash prize.
Alongside this core programme we will present a great range of screenings, events and parties in collaboration with our partners.
Full programme will be announced 20 January 2010.
For more information please visit
http://www.glasgowfilmfestival.org.uk/shorts
and
http://www.themagiclantern.org
The Magic Lantern is supported by Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Festival, CCA and Stills.
We have a connection
Angels of Bradford
laugh/pray
reprise
'Monday'
Test
Remember It'll All Blow Over
Snap
Saint Mary
Hand Drawn Mapping
The Lyre Of Orpheus
McDonalds On The Brain
Robert Breer Stylee
5
I Love Luci (trailer)
A Good Mate
the rise of trackie burd 1
Ian Marrs 2min DOP Showreel 2009
Tramway Family Day Animation
NO MANS LAND TRAILER
the economist
CitizenMacbeth
'Eyes Wide Open Film Club' launch: 05.03.10, East Dulwich, London
a drumroll for 2010!
The Glasgow Short Film Festival
cheers for christmas!
MERRY XXXMAS FROM THE MAGIC LANTERN
The Magic Lantern's XXXmas Special
Moustache
The Magic Lantern's 3rd Birthday
The Magic Lantern Big Screen programme for Edinburgh Arts Festival 2009
The Magic Lantern Big Screen programme for Edinburgh Arts Festival 2009
The Magic Lantern Big Screen programme for Edinburgh Arts Festival 2009
The Magic Lantern Big Screen programme for Edinburgh Arts Festival 2009
'Cinema City' Glasgow Film Festival Shorts Programme 2009
'Cinema City' Glasgow Film Festival Shorts Programme 2009
Lynchian Red Room @ Optimo for Glasgow Short Film Festival 2009
Lynchian Red Room @ Optimo for Glasgow Short Film Festival 2009
rosiecrerar, 2 months ago| FlagPLEASE JOIN OUR GLASGOW SHORT FILM FESTIVAL GROUP HERE:
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TO KEEP AN EYE ON WHAT WE'VE GOT IN STORE FOR YOU AT GSFF 2010 X
rosiecrerar, 2 months ago| FlagCentral Station members are invited to submit short films connected to art & music to be considered for screening during the Glasgow Short Film Festival 2010. Ideally your film will be less than 15 minutes long.
Go to http://dropbox.yousendit.com/CenStaPROJECTS to submit your entry. Maximum file size is 2GB.
In February, GSFF curators Rosie Crerar and Matt Lloyd will select up to 5 of their favourite films for inclusion in Central Station's festival programme alongside Art/Roc/Doc, shot earlier this year by Central Station and members.
All the successful film-makers will be offered tickets and invitations to participate in GSFF over the weekend of Friday 19th - Sunday 21st February. You may also be given the opportunity to talk about your work during a special Art & Music screening event we're holding on the same day.
A little background information: in October 2009, Central Station filmed a short film with a little help from our friends. Art/Roc/Doc is now being edited and wil premier at the Glasgow Short Film Festival 2010. Click here to see the trailer.
If you have any questions, please email hello@thisiscentralstation.com.
http://www.thisiscentralstation.com/projects/short-film-festival-screening-films-needed.aspx
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rosiecrerar, 4 months ago| FlagJoin us tomorrow as we present...
WAYS OF VIEWING> THE WOODEN LIGHTBOX AND THE AUDIBLE PICTURE SHOW > THURSDAY 26th NOVEMBER, 7.30PM @ CCA GLASGOW
Tickets £6/£4 from 0141 352 4900
http://cca-glasgow.c om/
In a unique once-only screening/performanc e double-bil l, The Magic Lantern has invited Canadian artist Alex Mackenzie and Edinburgh- based filmmaker Matt Hulse to explore two under-appr eciated aspects of cinema viewing - the aural experience and the role of the projector.
Hope to see you there!
rosiecrerar, 5 months ago| FlagDEADLINE LOOOOOOMING FOR GLASGOW SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 2010! WE'VE ALREADY HAD OVER 500 APPLICATIO NS AND WANT MORE! HURRY & SUBMIT BY 31/10/09 @ http://www .glasgowfi lmfestival .org.uk
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