The sixth annual Show Me Shorts Film Festival kicked off in Auckland last night with a glamorous awards evening where the winners of eight prizes for excellence in short film making were announced…

Adventure, eroticism, decadence and culinary delights populate this year’s harvest of the best short films from New Zealand and abroad…

Show Me Shorts Film Festival kicked off in Auckland last night with a glamorous opening and awards night. Finalists were competing in eight award categories, as judged by experienced film industry writer Kathryn Burnett, director James Cunningham and actor Tammy Davis.
This is Her (pictured) was the big winner on the night, taking home the coveted Kodak Best Film Award along with Best Screen Play, while The Six Dollar Fifty Man continues its successful festival outings by taking away Best Director.

The fifth annual Show Me Shorts Film Festival has announced the nominees for all eight award categories. This Is Her (pictured) has been highlighted as one to watch, with nominations in five different categories, while Brave Donkey and Choice Night are also highly noted with four nominations each. All nominees are competing for a total prize pool valued at over $10,000, with the major award for Kodak Best Film taking away enough reels of Kodak motion picture film to shoot their next short film.

The Show Me Shorts Film Festival presents the StarNow.com Short Film Seminar in Wellington on 15 November. Open to anyone interested in short films, the seminar is a unique opportunity to meet experienced filmmakers, see some great short films and learn more about the craft of short filmmaking.
Presenters include Paul Stanley Ward, Paul Campion and Michelle Savill.

The Show Me Shorts Film Festival presents the StarNow.com Short Film Seminar in Auckland on 8 November. Open to anyone interested in short films, the seminar is a unique opportunity to meet experienced filmmakers, see some great short films and learn more about the craft of short filmmaking.
Presenters include James Cunningham, Katie Wolfe, Katie Wolfe, Zia Mandviwalla, and Shohei Shiozaki.

The Show Me Shorts Film Festival programme for 2010 has been announced. The 2010 programme is the fifth, and it’s also one of the strongest yet. The six themed sessions for this year are: Imagination, Kissing Games, Noir Motive, Child’s Play, Redemption and High Stakes. Each session has about seven short films, and a total [...]

The Show Me Shorts Film Festival and Script to Screen have announced the names of six up-and-coming screenwriters who will participate in their inaugural Short Film Lab on 6 November. Selected from more than 90 applicants from around New Zealand, the participants in the 2010 Short Film Lab are…