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Cliff Productions are proud hosts of Buckinghamshire’s very own film festival – dedicated to screening new British Short Films.

The main venue for the festival screenings is the prestigious National Film & Television School in Beaconsfield. Full details of programmes and schedule of events will be released in March 2012.

Call For Entries – Now Closed!

The call for entries has now closed and we are really enjoying the part where we get to watch all the fantastic films we’ve received from filmmakers all over the UK. The hard part is making the selections.

We will be announcing the selected films on or before the 24th February 2012. Please signup to our facebook page to be the first to know and we’ll be uploading the festival programme and ticketing information soon after.

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    Getting ready for the Final Cut Pro workshop at Pinewood Studios
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    The Pinewood Short Cuts Team
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    Mat Lloyd wins the festival's Best Film prize for his short 'Blokes'
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    Director's Q&A Session at Empire Cinema, High Wycombe
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    Production Team from 'Dead Wait' receive their certificate
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    Audience getting ready for the competition screening at the Empire in High Wycombe
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    Local screenwriter Colin Metcalfe and leading actress collect their certificate
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Watch our last festival winner!

Renowned performer poet Mat Lloyd, from Hemel Hempstead, won Best Film at Short Cuts 2009 for his poignant animation called Blokes. Based on a true story, it’s a funny yet harrowing tale of young male bravado in a time of crisis. The story, Mat’s delivery of the poem and the creativity of the animation blew the jury away. It’s such a meaningful piece of work that is so relevant to our society in Britain today. It’s a fantastic example of how a powerful film can be created from a poem with the right creative talent. Blokes is an outstanding film and a fitting winner of the Short Cuts Film Festival.


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