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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.

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    • Initiation of Patterns

    • Animation by Hazel Gore 2010 Music by Andrew Pattie 2010

    • Undertow - View Film

    • John is a professional police diver. His life of quiet emotional reserve and studied professionalism is transformed by a discovery of extraordinary and unexpected beauty. This film was made as a graduation piece for the BA(Hons) Photography and Film degree at Napier University, 2008. Starring: Graeme Burrell Written, Directed and Produced by Ria Krause Cinematography: Liam O'Connor Camera Assistants: Hadley Parsons, Neil Hartop Editing: David Paterson Sound Design: Jack Coghill Thanks to everyone involved. Any comments and feedback are very much welcomed and appreciated.

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    • Film Song Edinburgh 1.2

    • Film Song Edinburgh (Preview Version) A film By Julien Pearly A song by Matt Norris and the Moon FSE 1.1 - First Light of Day vimeo.com/12826650 FSE 1.2 - Before There is Frost vimeo.com/12828111 FSE 1.3 - Treacherous Lands vimeo.com/12829235 FSE 1.4 - This Year vimeo.com/12830204 Edinburgh, 4th of June Edinburgh is an amazing place for music. It happens everywhere if you look attentively. And if you want to hear completely unknown local bands, I recommend you to walk along the meadows path where you are sure to get into sight of some great fellow musicians having a ball with their instruments. So that’s how I met Matt, Dave and Tom, while busking with their band The Last of Barrett's Privateers I just walked down the path with my camera then asked if I could film them. I left my card to Dave and the next day he contacted me by email regarding the videos. He also explained that they were parts of two bands with basically almost the same line up. We arranged for a filming session with the other band Matt Norris and the Moon on the following Friday evening before their gig at Maggies Chamber. Both bands have their own song qualities and I will upload the videos of the other band quite soon. On the day of filming, I listen to the tunes on their myspace (myspace.com/mattnorrismusic ) to have an idea of what we can do. “Before there is frost” is the first track to catch my attention. A beautiful song with touching lyrics, having been through a recent break up myself, the words “I could win you back” ring in my head all day and will do so for the rest of the week. From this moment I can’t think of anything else than this song and think a way to film it nicely. I remember Dave telling me his flat is next to the venue so I ask him if it would be ok to use it for our session. Situated on market fish close, Cowgate would be great scenery for the song. So the first plan is to start with singer Matt alone going downstairs from the flat and walking towards Dave and Tom who will join him at the end of an alley. I don’t have much idea for the rest of the songs but I don’t want to think too much and leave things open. I just keep in mind a little idea storywise to link up the songs: Matt alone first in shot with Dave and Tom waiting and joining him at some point in the song. So on my way to the meeting point with Jake and Lucia to talk more about what we gonna do, I pass through the meadows path again and guess who I bump into? Matt and some folks playing music, of course! Adam who used to play with Black Cat and Alan from AARON WRIGHT & the APRILS band are with them practicing a song (this year). Testing a kind of folky flute called xaphoon he just grasped 4 days before, this amazing musician can already play it like after years of practice. I take the camera out for a 1st filming session (FSE1.4). After a while they leave to get ready for the evening. On my way to the Cowgate I capture a few moments of music and skateboarding before doing some test down the fish market close to check for the timing of the song. The road is too long added with the stairs we will need to find a different solution. Everybody meets then time to gather at Dave flat to start filming. In the building you can’t imagine my surprise when we take a tiny lift to go upstairs. A lift! In Edinburgh!? Never saw that before. So I figure out that for the first true Film Song Edinburgh I can’t miss the big clin d’oeil to the people of la blogotheque and Vincent Moon who did it with bands like Grizzly Bear and Arcade Fire. They inspired me the idea of these videos and keep being an inspiration for music filmmakers around the globe (that’s why I put it first too). We get ready and find there is enough room for the band plus me inside, but as we want to record using Jake equipment we decide that Lucia will keep the door open to allow him to record from outside. Off we go, matt calling for the lift with tom and Dave inside already. We get the take in one go (FSE 1.1). People arrive just at the end of the song from the stairs, some laughing when realizing that a band inside this tiny place is having a wee jam and is also the reason why they can’t use it. We will hear later that someone complained about the noise and called the cops. Nevermind! We go outside for the song I really wanted to film since the morning (1.3) and arriving downstairs I notice the French little restaurant in the corner of the street. Why not starting the song from there and have with the frenchy sign introducing the shot. The band will be waiting at the top of the gate with royal mile on their back. We do a first try but then my camera stops half way through. Damn! We go for a second take knowing the band needs to go quite soon so it will be our last try. All goes well until a car just appears from nowhere in this little street, I’m in the middle of the road holding the camera, both matt and me don’t know if we should go on. Suddenly Lucia pulls me on the side and does a sign to the car to wait for the end of the shooting. Amazingly when she does so I keep framing matt guitar then go back to a quieter frame of mind as I see him smiling when he misses a string. For the rest of the song I have doubts if this is the right take and even bump into the cobbles of the pavement a few times. But the atmosphere up at the gate with people stopping by to watch us and this hairy man at the end all smiling and thanking us make the video a jewel of little incidents, so I’m sure now we couldn’t have done better. Time for the concert and for the band to go, I thank Lucia for her help as she needs to go to work and go with Jake to attend the Tale of two Maggies night. What a night! Organized for a charity cause, Matt and his band are the first to play among a long list of others. Treacherous Land (1.3) is a song that goes right through the core of my heart. When I keep hearing the repeated phrase “can’t you see I have tried with all my mind, with all my heart because I might be right?” I can’t stop thinking of the past but also to the reason why I’m filming all these bands. It’s more than for passion and work that I’m doing this, it’s a need, for the present, for the future. Julien Pearly

    • The Darktown Cakewalk: Celebrated from the House of FAME

    • The filmmaker Daniel Warren was commissioned by The Work Room to make a film about the improvisational development of The Darktown Cakewalk: Celebrated from the House of FAME, April 2010. This extract from Daniel Warren's film shows the dancer Rosalind Masson as The Muse, wearing a Nasir Mazhar headress for the first time and articulating gestures found within depictions of the Muse within Greco-Roman mythology.

    • You Can Do Athletics, BTW

    • Music vid for Glasgow band We Are The Physics, nominee for best music video at the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival 2009 and also for BAFTA Scotland New Talent Award 2009.  Written and directed by Colin Kennedy and produced by Brian Coffey for Sigma Films for This is Fake DIY Records.  Music written and performed by We Are The Physics and published by This is Fake DIY Records.

    • Ian Forbes: Cinematography Showreel 2010

    • FILM SONG SCOTLAND 1.1

    • A film By julien PearlyA song By Aaron DenningtonColdingham Scotland May 29th 2010 I met Aaron at last year Edinburgh Fringe Festival while I was filming for a music video. He was busking n a tunnel of the old town with his brother and his band called Burning Clouds at that time. Now the Dark Jokes with a even better sound than before, he does however his own solo stuff. This is one of his solo compositions. With strong lyrics and powerful finger picking style he keeps impressing me every time I hear his live performance. He is capable of making you feel right away the raw emotions of a song which is, I believe, the most important thing for a singer/songwriter. But I have to say where he impresses me the most is in his drinking capacity. I have to tell you how I landed in his father caravan on this beautiful Saturday:The previous night we planned we would meet up at the black Bo, a pub in Edinburgh old town. Accompanied with his guitar (he was busking on Princes street just before) we had a long conversation, interesting and deep as always with him, and a few drinks then we went to join his father Arne and some of his friends, Boyce and Derek, in an another pub, the Tass. There, things went pretty serious with live music and more drinking. Things went even more serious when the pub closed just after the usual 10 min bell ringing the last order. A thing that keeps pissing me off as I’m quite a slow drinker, the barmaid ended up taking my pint away and I, myself, ended up swearing at her. Not a nice thing to do I agree but it gives you quite a pleasing feeling on the moment.So after a trip by taxi with all the team, less Derek who went to his bed, we get to Arne house and played music until early morning. Everybody did a few tunes of his own composition and I even tried my latest one. Boyce did too impress me with his catchy songs. I feel always blessed when surrounded by such talented musicians. Before going to bed Arne prevents me they d wake up early to go out from the city to his caravan near North Berwick, in Coldingham. I’m not really sure to go but we’ll see, I fall asleep. The morning arrives and like planned they prepare their trip. Still unsure to go I feel terrible but I let the moment takes my doubts away and follow my instinct. This day out from the city arrives at a perfect time in my troubled life. One thing though I need to grasp before leaving town, my dear camera.After an hour trip with Boyce and Derek we arrive at destination. I take the time to wake up from the sleep I did in the car and look around to discover the place with my eyes. I have to admit I’m surprised. They said it was a small caravan but I find it rather quite big. The whole camping site as well is impressive and I feel very glad I have come with them all this way. The afternoon then goes in the fun with a mix of playing football and music. In this song Aaron is accompanied by Arne on the mandolin and Derek on 2nd guitar. Boyce is away in his car, sleeping.  In the next song Aaron does a nice cover of a Jimmy Reed song I find so good I put it in this Film Song Scotland Episode while his father is trying to set up a brand new Tv, which seems not work so well for him.

    • FILM SONG SCOTLAND 1.2

    • A film By julien PearlyA song By Aaron DenningtonColdingham Scotland May 29th 2010 I met Aaron at last year Edinburgh Fringe Festival while I was filming for a music video. He was busking n a tunnel of the old town with his brother and his band called Burning Clouds at that time. Now the Dark Jokes with a even better sound than before, he does however his own solo stuff. This is one of his solo compositions. With strong lyrics and powerful finger picking style he keeps impressing me every time I hear his live performance. He is capable of making you feel right away the raw emotions of a song which is, I believe, the most important thing for a singer/songwriter. But I have to say where he impresses me the most is in his drinking capacity. I have to tell you how I landed in his father caravan on this beautiful Saturday:The previous night we planned we would meet up at the black Bo, a pub in Edinburgh old town. Accompanied with his guitar (he was busking on Princes street just before) we had a long conversation, interesting and deep as always with him, and a few drinks then we went to join his father Arne and some of his friends, Boyce and Derek, in an another pub, the Tass. There, things went pretty serious with live music and more drinking. Things went even more serious when the pub closed just after the usual 10 min bell ringing the last order. A thing that keeps pissing me off as I’m quite a slow drinker, the barmaid ended up taking my pint away and I, myself, ended up swearing at her. Not a nice thing to do I agree but it gives you quite a pleasing feeling on the moment.So after a trip by taxi with all the team, less Derek who went to his bed, we get to Arne house and played music until early morning. Everybody did a few tunes of his own composition and I even tried my latest one. Boyce did too impress me with his catchy songs. I feel always blessed when surrounded by such talented musicians. Before going to bed Arne prevents me they d wake up early to go out from the city to his caravan near North Berwick, in Coldingham. I’m not really sure to go but we’ll see, I fall asleep. The morning arrives and like planned they prepare their trip. Still unsure to go I feel terrible but I let the moment takes my doubts away and follow my instinct. This day out from the city arrives at a perfect time in my troubled life. One thing though I need to grasp before leaving town, my dear camera.After an hour trip with Boyce and Derek we arrive at destination. I take the time to wake up from the sleep I did in the car and look around to discover the place with my eyes. I have to admit I’m surprised. They said it was a small caravan but I find it rather quite big. The whole camping site as well is impressive and I feel very glad I have come with them all this way. The afternoon then goes in the fun with a mix of playing football and music. In this song Aaron is accompanied by Arne on the mandolin and Derek on 2nd guitar. Boyce is away in his car, sleeping.  In the next song Aaron does a nice cover of a Jimmy Reed song I find so good I put it in this Film Song Scotland Episode while his father is trying to set up a brand new Tv, which seems not work so well for him.

    • Film Song Vienna "The Syrian Waltz"

    • "Filmcasino, Vienna May 18th. The 2nd Screening was over; people were ready to leave or I should say, to start drinking. I go out at the front door and realize the cinema lighting and how beautiful the whole place is. A state of emergency overwhelms me. Before the screening, we agreed with the 2 actors, Bastiana aka Anna and Silviu that we would shoot the dance tomorrow morning in a place still to be decided (my 1st choice was on the Danube island), but my instincts tell me otherwise. We can and have to do it here, with all our people around having fun! So I take them apart from the crowd (and the fun) to get serious and shout: lets do it now, it’s now or never for me! And they are up for it, great! I love these moments. Luckily enough anna has her dress with her and silviu borrows Gabriel shirt, I grab my camera and the jobby (akos you love this jobby I know) and off we go at the front door, all dressed and ready to shoot. I explain again briefly what’s gonna happen and put 2 persons behind the doors to block people to go through it while we are filming. The plan is simple: Martha, all smartly dressed too, will take her place on the front side to give the tempo. They will go out through the door and stay still looking like a couple trying to reconnect with eachother then finding it through dance and music. I will shoot tight close-ups to introduce the couple before walking backwards to introduce the whole scene and get everything in the shot. We are all setup and I press record while the couple gets ready inside the cinema, then it starts! After a 1st try that fails after a few seconds, we go for the second take and then the magic happens. No music, just Martha clapping and our two actors starts moving rhythmically to it but also like if some music was coming out of nowhere that only them could hear. And I’m, like a deaf man blinded by this beautiful moment, imagining this music while doing my best to focus on the framing. They do perfectly the transition between the beginning where they show difficulty to dance and when they break through to reach the musical place, where there is no disturbance from the surrounding, just the two of them alone, disconnected to the real world and connected together with the world of music. I’m walking away from the scene, akos leading me and stopping the cars that come by. Then I give a glimpse of where these two persons actually are dancing: outside a cinema! What a wonderful show the next night when they are on a big screen in a different cinema. What an amazing thing to see the film with the band, martha, Vladimir and Brigitte, filling the air with music, that same music only these two persons could hear. And here, what a great miracle we are witnessing! We enter into a world (the film) where the story takes place and come out to enter another (the screening) where the music is played." synopsis: A couple, one song, one dance, one take. 2 worlds joining together through the combination of live music and film. music performed live at the cinema breitenseer lichtspiele for a quickie made during the kinodynamique, vienna may 2010. a little experiment inspired by a music live project using visuals done years ago and the work of la blogotheque and vincent moon.

    • Untitled Installation (2006)

    • Two men and two women compete in a game of Subbuteo table football using straws. Each game was timed to three minutes for each half. The work studies gender differences when men and women participate in games. Two monitors are set up in a dark gallery space at the distance of one meter.

    • Do I Come From An Imaginary Place That's Based On The Earth And Do I Wear A Hat? (2010)

    • A guessing game for two players. Opponents place the name of a famous person or character on the forehead of one another. The player then guesses their identity by asking questions. Their opponent only answers with yes or no. The video is a double screen installation projected on either side of a projection screen. The audio of each player is present within the gallery space, however the viewer has to actively engage with the installation and move around the space to experience both screens. Part of my body of work exploring play, games, communication, language and interactions.

    • Left Right (2010)

    • White Bikes

    • NVA & Central Station asked people to contribute to a crowd-sourced film to celebrate the White Bike Ride Out on April 15, 2010 as part of Glasgow International Festival of Visual Arts.   We asked people to submit their video footage to Vimeo and their still images to the White Bikes Group.   This is what we received.

    • Ghosts In The Hotel

    • Made by Daniel Warren Choreographed & Performed by Limor Ziv & Ivica Bago Music by Swimmer One Thanks to Central Station

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    • a contemporary fairytale about the journey of maturation..

    • Daniel Padden - Traffic

    • 'Traffic' by Roderick Buchanan. Soundtrack by Daniel Padden.

    • Happy Easter Trackie Burd!!

    • Trackie's still trying to escape!

    • on the wire

    • 1st music video for the edinburgh band lindsay sugden and the storm

    • The Supposed Relationship of Two Traingles 2010

    • Exploring anthropomorphism in abstract film making.
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    • spent an hour in sentry box trying to find inspiration for some studio branding - left with 3 boxes of worry dolls. nice colours

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    • Big Prom on the Promenade

    • Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls!Come and get your Glad Rags and Dancing Shoes on for a free outdoor afternoon Tea Dance to be remembered.* Incredible 20 piece Leith Community Concert Band to serenade you as you dance the afternoon away.*Tea 'on the house' for those dressed to impress.*Free dance class for any unsure feet.*Cakes, refreshments and treats.Meet outside Portobello Old Parish Church Hall, Bellfield Street, Edinburgh.  21st August at 3.30pm, for a short procession to the seafront.

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    • Invisible Labour Isn't Working

    • Walk with Us! Does your profession, hobby or obsession involve wearing historical costume? If so, then we salute you. In fact we are holding a Festival reception in your honour! Meet us at the Scott Monument on Princes Street at 11:00pm on the 7th of August and The Confraternity of Neoflagellants will escort you to a top secret and highly exclusive party at an unco site in Edinburgh Southside where you will be offered free beverages and entertained by some of Scotland’s most infamous bands, DJs and visual artists. All are welcome to join us on our pilgrimage through Auld Reekie. Please ensure that you are wearing historical or ghostly apparel. If you attempt to cross the Styx sheathed in the modern vogue then your adventure will end. Walk with Us on facebookEmail Us Join the Confraternity of Neoflagellants: confraternityofneoflagellants.org.uk   This event has been made possible by support from the Scottish Government's Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund for the Edinburgh Art Festival 2010, Central Station, New Media Scotland and Inspace.  Design by Robby Ogivie

    • Still From the Third Man

    • Skeletons - CInema Poster

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    • Ever Here I Be (2010)

    • Tuppence Middleton as Valerie Photograph by Janet Wilson

    • I Love Luci poster / postcard

    • Poster design to promote short film "I Love Luci".

    • John Cage Musicircus TRAMWAY

    • John Cage Musicircus TRAMWAY link HERE   Come experience experimental and improvised music and sound art FREE for all the family as part of the Tramway's 'family day' events schedule. Hope to see you there.   AK

    • food•love•music

    • food•love•music PERFORMING LIVE! at The John Cage Music Circus Open to all the family FREE TRAMWAY sunday 30th may 2010. Food Love MusicCafé Toy Corner, 12noon – 1.30pmAndy Kennedy and Rachel Thibbotumunuwe have been playing and writing music together for over 10 years and today expose their own unique and private world, where they gulp tea, nibble on cakes and meddle with tunes and ideas as they try to create and write music. Share this ‘unusual creative space’ as its relocated for the first time in Tramway. For more info visit http://foodlovemusic.tumblr.com/

    • Pendulum Drift

    • A sample of my own work in a recent Glasgow movie

    • NEWS from the home of Sergeant Squirrel.

    • Bunny Boy [pictured] is celebrating, as you can tell, having heard the Union Terrace Gardens news who wouldn't be? Quoted (source withheld. Bunny Boy said.  HA HA!? The misadventures of a hapless gang of marauding developpers and their clique little quango have failed in attempts to win public support for their crazy dream of a self-congratulatory concrete square and retail development, suitably equipped for the likes of Sir Ian Woods own wifes shopping tastes. Well I'm Still Here!"  The Irate Woodland Creature continued to say. " Were still here, all of us and were staying put. If the Peacock project is managed carefully we shouldn't suffer much disturbance. Its just about being sympathetic and ecological as you humans so eloquently put it"    LATEST STORY NEWS RELEASE Public reject oil tycoon's garden vision Heated meeting held over gardens' future Businessman hits out at Aberdeen garden plans Annie Lennox blasts civic square concept City garden regeneration plans rev Article and links by Andy Kennedy.  Sergeant Squirrel can be contacted via her YouTube site. http://www.youtube.com/user/FreakazoidsOfNaturon  

    • CitizenMacbeth

    • A little still from a project i'm working on.

    • 'Eyes Wide Open Film Club' launch: 05.03.10, East Dulwich, London

    • My Wonderland will be screened at the Eyes Wide Open Film Club, East Dulwich, London on 05.03.10. Doors open 7.30pm. Hope to see you there! Kate

    • a drumroll for 2010!

    • a drumroll for 2010!

    • The Glasgow Short Film Festival

    • curated by the magic lantern. 19-21 feb 2010

    • cheers for christmas!

    • happy christmas everyone!

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  • Hi there I just wanted to let you know about a film making competition where you could win up to £10,000.

    BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT in conjunction with Sheffield Doc/Fest (the biggest documentary film festival in Britain) are running a film competition called Digital Revolutions (http://sheffdocfest.com/view/digitalrevolutions) in which they’re encouraging amateur and professional film makers to make films about how digital technology has changed their lives for a cash prize of up to £10,000. They are also running a free film workshops in Edinburgh on Friday 3rd September that will teach film makers new skills and help them develop their ideas for the contest. To ensure you get a space sign up to one of the free workshops by visiting http://digitalrevolutions.eventbrite.com/. If you want more details on the competition visit http://sheffdocfest.com/view/digitalrevolutions.
    Digirevolutions, 1 day ago| Flag
  • Hello there,
    Came across this opportunity in the listings and thought some folk might be interested: Cinematic Scotland (short films wanted): http://www.thisiscentralstation.com/opportunities/cinematic-scotland-short-films-wanted.aspx (have a look in the live opportunity pages).

    Sounds good and easy to enter.
    G.
    CotroG, 4 months ago| Flag
  • "Is this a Test" ...the audio-visual live event at the Roxy Arthouse is happening on June 26th. "Celebrating the collaborative synergy of music and moving image..." If you have music videos, live audio-visual performance, music films, film musics, or are a musician/band with visuals as a large element to your live show, get in touch with us!

    colliderscope xx
    colliderscope, 6 months ago| Flag
  • PLEASE JOIN OUR GLASGOW SHORT FILM FESTIVAL GROUP HERE:

    http://community.thisiscentralstation.com/_GSFF/group/111167/126249.html

    TO KEEP AN EYE ON WHAT WE'VE GOT IN STORE FOR YOU AT GSFF 2010 X
    rosiecrerar, 8 months ago| Flag
  • Central 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
    rosiecrerar, 8 months ago| Flag

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