Key Dates

  • Entry deadline
    14 April 2010
  • Festival
    10 July 2010

News

The Festival Night

Wimbledon Shorts 2010 was a great success. The night was very well received and enjoyed by all. Click here to see the winners and photos from the night. A huge thank you to all of our competitors, judges, volunteers, sponsors and everyone who attended.



2010 Shortlist

Thank you to everyone who entered Wimbledon Shorts 2010. The shortlisted films are:

Those Who Cry Alone
Protoparticles
The Empress
Alone
Aannatt
Home
Diego's Story
Telefone
Homeland
Collid-o-scope
La Carte
Solitude
Rebirths
Mirror and Water
True Beauty this Night
A Moving Business


Wimbledon Shorts FREE Super 8 filmmaking workshop



As part of the Wimbledon Shorts Film Festival 2010 we’re running a FREE Super 8 workshop, supported by the Grassroots Grant scheme, for twenty participants. The workshop runs over a weekend (26/27 June 2010) and gives you the chance to learn about Super 8 filmmaking and create your own Super 8 film.

The workshop is open to London Borough of Merton residents aged 16 or over. For more information and to apply go to the Workshop page.

Competition Entry Closed

Entry to the 2010 competition is now closed. Thank you to all those who have submitted films we will begin the judging process shortly.

Final Week for Entries

This is the last week for entries! To all those who have yet to register your film for the 2010 competition please do so this week and then send in your film to us by post as soon as possible.

2010 Call for Entries

Wimbledon's alternative film club, the WFC, hosts the third Wimbledon Shorts Film Festival on Saturday 10th July 2010. We've got great people from across the film industry organising and judging the event and submissions are now open for everyone from experienced directors to first time filmmakers.

Wimbledon Shorts is dedicated to showcasing new and innovative work in film and video from around the world. Whether your film is narrative driven, animated or experimental, we’re looking for films that challenge or shift the boundaries of conventional filmmaking – just as long as it’s under 15 minutes!