British Shorts, Berlin
Interviews.
In my view, the only way to see a film remains the way the filmmaker intended: inside a large movie theatre with great sound and pristine picture.
Ridley Scott
Ethosheia Hylton & Joan Iyiola
Watch the things that you may not like, for there’s learning in that too.
Gemma Rigg
In my first week at the Aardman Academy, we did a pendulum swing.
Simon Ellis
I was tickled to see Don't Look Up do a similar thing since, albeit in a very different way.
Laura-Beth Cowley
Oh gosh, I think if you’re European and female you are raised on the cautionary, real-life tale of the witch trials.
Abigail Hardingham
Being able to share your work and expand on why you made it is an important part of the process!
Sara Nesteruk
I’m excited to be presenting work alongside these and other artists in Berlin.
Neeraja Raj
Kim Head
It’s a little odd to think of so many people watching it because if you’ve watched Precious Bundle, then you know me on quite an intimate level!
Marcus Anthony Thomas
I don't know where it came from, it honestly felt a bit divine.
Gabriel Böhmer
I make short films, and festivals are the only way I manage to see them!
Liam White
And when I look back, I have always written. It took me a long time to realise I was a writer.
Bryan M. Ferguson
I love death, murder hauntings and possessions, they make a perfect recipe for any story.
Alana Hutton-Shaw
... I revealed a part of me that is often well hidden - even to the people who know me the best.
Jennifer Martin
I feel like the pace for artist filmmaking, in particular, usually is so fast.
Nick Blake
I wanted to be relatively faithful to the original work, but there were big challenges in that alone, particularly given the meagre budget we had to work with.
Marnik Loysen
There are so many talented people’s films on offer at the festival and it’s an honour to be among them.
Martin Cannon
...´Milk Teeth' came from a few things really. The main inspiration for the film was sibling rivalry.
Dean Marriott
When I asked them to look at the script, their response about the subject matter was very positive and they were very encouraging.
Jack Goessens
The British Shorts festival is one of those festivals that I keep an eye on every year because they always curate the most promising talent in the UK at the moment.