Screen Forum Digishorts to showcase the best film making talent in the Midlands Light House Media Centre in Wolverhampton, in partnership with Screen WM and the UK Film Council, brings you 6 short films from some of the best film makers and animators from the West Midlands during the Screen Forum: Digishorts event on Tue 5 April. The event will take place from 7 – 9.30pm with networking opportunities in Lock Works café bar.

Admission is free.

Digishorts is a scheme which has been organised by Screen WM over the past 8 years, offering film makers and animators in the West Midlands a chance to produce short films and showcase them to audiences across the region. In its eighth and final year, the slate of films produced demonstrate regional film making at its strongest. There will be a chance to network with the film makers in Lock Works Café Bar from 7-8pm before the film screening, and then again after the screening.

The films being shown are:

• Copier (Dir. Samantha Harrie) A girl discovers a photocopier which can make real life versions of anything and tries to use it to solve her troubled family problems.
• Best (Dir. Steven Spencer) An innovative animated re-telling of the troubled life of George Best.
• Luv’in the Black Country (Dir. Matthew Carter) A documentary set on the canals of the Black Country inviting people to talk
  about the first time they fell in love.
• Rolling Steel (Dir. Kyle Simpson) A fast paced Birmingham set drama looking at how a gun can fall into different hands with
  dangerous and surprising consequences.
• 50 (Dir. Ryan Vernava) Tensions flare on the last bus home from town in this gritty urban drama.
• All Consuming Love ( Man in a Cat) (Dir. Louis Hudson) An animated love story centring on a man who lives inside the head of a cat.

Screen Forum: Digishorts event will take place on Tuesday 5 April, 7 – 9.30pm. Admission is free. For further information on
events at Light House contact t: 01902 716055, e: [email protected] or visit www.light-house.co.uk