TriForce Short Film Festival 2018

TFSFF is a short film festival established by TriForce Creative Network to showcase untapped, diverse talent in contemporary film-making. It helps emerging film-makers to develop key skills and access opportunities to further their careers.

Over the course of the day, there are a host of workshops and seminars from industry professionals as well as an expo room filled with film-making organisations. 16 shortlisted films will be shown on the BAFTA screens and the day ends with an evening gala, where the winners of TFSFF are announced!

To find out more about the festival, visit tfsff.com

Ticket options:

Day Pass £25 -
A day pass is the best value for money, giving you access to all seminars, screenings and workshops, as well as the industry expo.

Seminar + Screening £10 -
The seminars are held by industry professionals, providing you with knowledge across various areas of filmmaking. Each seminar is followed with a screening. You can buy individual tickets for each of the four seminars and screenings, which gives you access to that specific seminar, screening and expo room.

Workshop £10 -
The TFSFF workshops will be practical sessions, where you can learn about work behind the camera from industry experts. You can buy individual tickets for each of the three workshops, giving you access to that workshop and the expo room.

Gala Ticket £70 -
Attend the Evening Gala, where you’ll witness the four finalists films and the prizes will be awarded. It's a VIP event with celebrity guests. The ticket includes access to the after party at Century Club, as well as a goody bag.

TriForce Supporter Ticket £150 -
This ticket gives you unlimited access to the seminars, screenings, workshops, the evening gala and after party. You'll be listed as a festival supporter on our website. On the night, you’ll receive a special VIP goody bag and photos following the event of your red carpet experience.

2018 partners include: Professor Stefan Allesch-Taylor CBE, Shiver, ShortsTV, BECTU, Mama Youth Project, Broadcast, C21 Media, Creative Diversity Network, Film London, Spark Media, London Flair PR, The Film Festival Doctor, BECTU and NBC Universal.

There are a few questions in the registration process as we’d like to find out more about our attendees. You can select ‘prefer not to disclose’ if you’d rather not answer. Please be assured this information will be made anonymous so we are just looking at statistics, not individuals.