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Short Film Review: Sound of Doldrums: An Exceptional DIY Horror With A Soundtrack to Fuel Nightmares
Richard Lukacs’s no-budget, no-crew, no-AI, eight-minute Sound of the Doldrums is an accomplished work that is all the more impressive for its production conditions. The story of a musician deafened by an accident in which he also lost his wife, the film is an experimental narrative using step printing and stylised editing. These features become…
The Fall 2026 Shore Scripts Short Film Fund is open internationally, offering $15,000 to produce a narrative short and $4,000 to help complete a film already in post-production. Applications remain open until 30 October 2026.
ARTS / CULTURE & LEISURE Short drama productions, AI are bringing new life to rural Chinese villages Chances, changes, challenges
The Big Hoom Club’s Short Film Program, a travelling initiative dedicated to independent cinema, arrives in Kolkata on August 22 and 23 at Studio Bari.Big Hoom Club Published on: 12 Aug 2026, 11:00 am Summary
Narrative, documentary and animated shorts of up to 40 minutes can enter the 2027 SXSW Film & TV Festival, with submission fees starting at $55 before the first deadline.
Short documentary filmmakers have until August 20 to enter the 42nd IDA Documentary Awards, with the 2026 competition introducing revised pricing and an extended deadline for IDA members.
Short filmmakers who qualified for the 99th Academy Awards before the end of June have only days left to complete their Oscar submissions.
Aug. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia (SSFF & ASIA), one of Asia’s largest international short film festivals, officially opens submissions for its 2027 edition on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®, the festival serves as a major gateway for emerging filmmakers…
The eighth edition will take place from 16 to 21 December in Cairo, with international entries accepted until 15 October across fiction, documentary and student categories.
Australian filmmaker Emilie Lowe used Blackmagic Design cameras and DaVinci Resolve Studio to make her 35-minute short film Where Dead Things Grow, which has received festival recognition for its cinematography.