Distribution

the plan is to enter our short film into as many short film festivals and competitions possible.
i researched into virginmediashorts (http://www.virginmediashorts.co.uk/) but the time limit is 2minutes 20seconds. we are currently debating on whether we should enter the KAOS BSSC(http://www.kaosfilms.co.uk/) the British short screen play competition but they havn't released the submission forms yet for 2010. were are still currently going over the rules and regulations for the UA Short film competition and we are currently burning DVDs now to apply for the bang short film festival as well. (http://www.bangshortfilmfestival.com/nextfest.html)

I have just signed up to the BBC film
network and have just submitted our short to them. the process of this was to sign up and them fill our 4 different films one about our film the other about budget crew and characters the 3rd about us and the forth was part of filling in and signing a contract which is to be sent of along side either a DVD or a VHS of your short.

Our short film has also been put on facebook, twitter, youtube and vimeo. using the Internet enables us to distribute our short film which is accessible to our wider target audience. it is always a quick and easy method to pass around. it also helped gather a lot of feedback from friends and family.

Youtube:bettay91 Loved it!I like that you didn't have a
soundtrack playing in the background -
made it seem more 'real', as if you were going on the night
out with her...Loved the close up shot of the cabby
- creaaapy! You really don't expect the ending,
really built it up well because she starts up all happy and chirpy...
only constructive thing i can think of is...
to have music playing in the shot where you are dancing,
but all in all wicked ladies!Love Bethan :) x