Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern welcomes the commencement of Show Me Shorts Film Festival.
Submissions for 2019 now open
Nominees announced for 2018 awards
Participants announced for Aotearoa Short Film Lab 2018
Submissions for 2018 now open
2017 Award Winners Announced
2017 Award Nominees announced
Auckland Opening Night 2017: Tickets now on sale
2017 deadline extended
Kiwis in Korea
Calling interns
Participants announced for Aotearoa Short Film Lab 2017
Submissions for 2017 now open
People’s Choice Award winner announced
Show Me Shorts on tour
General News
Articles
We are delighted to be working alongside Sesame Workshop’s Films Department to give New Zealand filmmakers the opportunity to pitch a short film idea for Season 50 of Sesame Street!
In this month’s Screening Room we highlight three short films that look at life through a prism, asking: what is ‘normal’ anyway?
A new trend is on the rise: adapting short films into television shows. We take a look at three of the best in this month’s Screening Room.
Show Me Shorts presents a night of German short films on 14 August at The Kingslander in Auckland. Join us to celebrate the cinema of Germany with a fun collection full of variety – comedy, fantasy, documentary, pianists, escaped bears and three brothers in a bathtub.
There are numerous examples of filmmakers being duped into submitting their film to festivals that aren’t legitimate. We’ve got the info on how to spot a fake.
Join us for a night of French short films in Wellington on 20 September. Celebrate the cinema of France with a diverse selection including animation, drama, trains and swimming pools.
Show Me Shorts presents a night of Polish short films on 17 July at The Kingslander in Auckland. Join us to celebrate the cinema of Poland with a lively collection full of variety – animation, drama, documentary, love, murder, acrobats and gossip.
Show Me Shorts presents a night of Italian short films on the 16th of August.
Join us to celebrate the cinema of Italy with a diverse selection including comedy, drama and satire.
This month in our Screening Room are three of the best recent New Zealand music videos selected by David Ridler, Head of Music at NZ On Air.
