Untitled - Greenhorn Short Film Festival

crafternoon cabaret club
twins macabre
SUNDAY 16 NOVEMBER
Crafternoon Cabaret Club
The Great Northern Railway Tavern
12.00pm-2.00pm | Tickets: £10
Crafternoon Cabaret Club will be nourishing their inner film fanatic for
Greenhorn 2014 in this craft workshop. You can get creative making finger
puppets, while watching film themed cabaret act Twins Macabre.
Scriptwriting one-on-one Sessions
ArtHouse Crouch End (Room with a View)
2.30pm – 3.30pm | Tickets: Free (booking essential)
Free 15 minute one-on-one short film script feedback sessions with London Film
School tutor Jonathan Hourigan, invaluable for any early-career scriptwriters.
Animation Freakatorium
ArtHouse Crouch End (Live Space)
6.30pm – 8.00pm | Tickets: £7, £5 Concessions
A hand-picked selection of the best new animation short films, from stop motion
to CGI. Followed by a visit from Flabbergast Puppetry Theatre’s Boris & Sergey
who will beguile you with their roguish wit and erudite jocularity.
Raise a Glass to Greenhorn
The Great Northern Railway Tavern
8.30pm – 11.00pm | Tickets: Free
We’ll be heading over to the local for a drink, come along and meet some fellow
filmmakers!
ANIMATION FREAKATORIUM - SHORTS PROGRAMME
The Devil in the Room, 2013, Carla MacKinnon
Have you ever woken in the night, unable to move, certain that you are not alone? This is a
film about what is real, what is not and if it even matters.
Ping Pong Paranoia, 2014, Alban Low
Ping Pong Paranoia explores the ever increasing anxiety and feeling of claustrophobia felt
by the paranoid patient ‘Sandra’ as she voices her concerns about being stuck on a Mental
Health Ward.
The Elephant’s Garden, 2013, Felix Colgrave
A collection of moments from a psychedelic wilderness, each exploring the role of death in
a thriving ecosystem.
Fear & Delight, 2014, Naren Wilks
A music video for ‘Fear & Delight’ by The Correspondents, using a composited camera
to describe a space in which synchronised multiples exist in a rotationally symmetric,
kaleidoscopic dimension.
Half Wet, 2014, Sophie Gate
We are all born as wet as a banana. 75% water. By the time we reach adulthood, that
amount decreases to 54%. Aging is death by evaporation, thinks Gus.
Living with Jigsaw, 2013, Chris Capel
He really needs to get his own place.
Small People with Hats, 2014, Sarina Nihei
There are small people wearing hats in the society.
The Boy and His Monster, 2014, Dann Parry
A boy finds himself awoken late at night to the invitation of tea but a figure is watching
over him and he’s not all that he seems.
Coda, 2013, Alan Holly
A lost soul stumbles drunken through the city. In a park, Death finds him and shows him
many things.
Animation Freakatorium
Flabbergast theatre
MONDAY 17 NOVEMBER
Lite Lunch Shorts
ArtHouse Crouch End (Cinema)
1.00pm – 2.00pm | Tickets: £10
Squeeze some short film into your lunch hour with a screening that includes a filmthemed artisan sandwich from the ArtHouse Deli and soft drink, yum.
Greenhorn Short Meets
ArtHouse Crouch End (Bar/Cafe Area)
6.00pm – 7.30pm | Tickets: Free (booking essential)
Have you got a film project you want to get off the ground? Do you want to
compose for film, but need a way in? Or are you an emerging filmmaker who just
wants to meet kindred spirits? Then this speed networking event is for you. This is
your chance to pitch, chat and gain advice from industry professionals and peers in
a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Music in Film Panel
ArtHouse Crouch End (Live Space)
8.00pm – 9.30pm | Tickets: £7, £5 Concessions
For this year’s panel discussion we are talking about the use of music in film,
what role it plays and the logistics behind it. We will be looking into the different
routes available for filmmakers to acquire music for their films, how to develop
relationships with composers, online networks and PRS companies. Also we’ll
look into how composers can promote themselves and how to work in various
different fields. Panellists include Connie Farr (ThinkSnyc Music), Richard
Paine (Faber Music), Vasco Hexel (Royal College of Music) and Composers Rob
Manning & Carly Paradis.
LITE LUNCH SHORTS
but milk is important
LITE LUNCH SHORTS- SHORTS PROGRAMME
5 métres 80, 2012, Nicolas Deveaux
A herd of giraffes embarks on a sequence of high-flying acrobatic dives!
Our Name is Michael Morgan, 2012, Maurice Caldera
Does Michael Morgan have a doppelganger or are we all turning into the same person?
Forest Toys, 2013, Florence Kennard
A magical window into a collection of miniature wooden carved animals, made by a village
toy maker named Frank Whittington (1876 -­ 1973), who lived in Brockenhurst,
Hampshire. The story is told through local people who believe in the charm of his toys.
Exercise, 2013, Andrew Brand
Two excitable fox clubs find a new way to keep fit.
The Boy with a Camera for a Face, 2013, Spencer Brown
The Boy with a Camera for a Face is a satirical fairy tale about a boy born with a camera
instead of a head. We follow him from his birth through to adulthood, and experience his
inability to live a normal life, as every moment of his existence is transformed by the fact
that he is recording it.
But Milk is Important, 2012, Eirik Gronmo Bjornsen and Anna Mantzaris
A man with social phobia gets followed by a naive and clumsy creature...
TUESDAY 18 NOVEMBER
Screenwriting Workshop – The Five Fatal Flaws
ArtHouse Crouch End (Room with a View)
6.00pm – 7.00pm | Tickets: Free (booking essential)
So you want to be a screenwriter? Look no further. Award-winning director,
consultant and tutor Charles Harris takes you on a journey from the moment
you first put pen to paper to the point at which you are ready to start pitching or
directing your completed screenplay for film or television. He’ll be looking at the
five fatal flaws that can kill a script stone-dead and also at ways of breaking the
rules to bring freshness and develop your personal voice.
Greenhorn Official Selection
ArtHouse Crouch End (Live Space)
8.00pm – 9.30pm | £7, £5 Concessions
Join us for a screening of the best shorts by emerging and first time filmmaking
talent. What’s more you’ll get a unique opportunity to gain insight into the
filmmakers’ process through our Q&As. We will also be presenting the Young
Greenhorn Short Film Award in association with Ideas Tap and Production Base.
It’s a Wrap!
ArtHouse Crouch End (Bar/Cafe)
9.30pm – midnight | Tickets: Free
We’ll be hitting the bar afterwards for film chat and drinks.
GREENHORN OFFICiAL SELECTION
the hedgehog
greenhorn official selection - SHORTS PROGRAMME
On Loop, 2013, Christine Hooper
Four in the morning, crapped out, yawning.
We’ll Meet Again, 2012, Ivana Anastasovska
Fran was left traumatised after the death of her husband in the second world war. More
than fifty years later, it is time for her grandson to join the army.
A Comprehensive Survey of Historical Plaques in Shoreditch, East London, 2014, Jack
Wormell
This short video is recommended for any person or persons looking for an introduction to
the various historical plaques.
The Dewberry Empire, 2013, Christian Schlaeffer
An eight year-old girl and six year-old boy amble through a strange and still summer
afternoon in a world which seems to exist only for them.
North London Book of the Dead, 2011, Jake Lushington
A comic story of loss and acceptance, coupled with a surreal vision of the afterlife, based
on a Will Self short story.
Sandyman, 2014, Ed Chappell
Every day, Geoff heads to the beach. He spends three hours, sometimes in unbearable
heat, crafting a design in the sand.
Gender Twister, 2014, Charlotte Goessens
A short mock advert for a fictional game called ‘Gender Twister’, in which men are made
into women and women are made into men. Do you dare to play it?
The Ultimate Guide to the Oatcake, 2014, George Smith
The Ultimate Guide to the Oatcake is the story of Staffordshire’s favourite foods, the
oatcake.
The Hedgehog, 2014, Chris Lee & Paul Storrie
A lone boy wanders the open landscape of a suburban park dressed as his favourite video
game hero.
Musicbx / Moody Good ft. Eryn Allen Kane, 2014, Max McCabe
This music video that details the highs and lows of one man’s addiction, but this poor soul’s
drink problem is not the demon booze.
SCHWARZWALD, 2014, Moritz Riewoldt
A retired police officer discovers a disfigured body in the woods while searching for
truffles with his truffle pig.