overexposed is a bimonthly showcase dedicated to regional filmmaking and the best new short films being made today by Northwest’s independent filmmakers
overexposed takes place every two months through 2006: February, April, June, August, October and December, offering filmmakers the rare opportunity to see their work in the medium it was meant for – the big screen – and on a regular basis.
Each event is themed and will draw from a pool of existing films (made in the last three or four years) as well as new work.
Most screenings also takes place in the presence of the filmmaker who usually stays on for Q&A afterwards.
If you have a short film you’d like considering for later showcases, please send a VHS or DVD copy asap to the programmers at:
Ra Page / Sarah Perks
overexposed
Cornerhouse
70 Oxford Street
Manchester M1 5NH
Alternatively you can leave films at our box-office clearly marked ‘overexposed entry’ and ‘f.a.o. Ra Page / Sarah Perks’
Please also include full contact details, a brief note about how, where and when you made the film, and details any previous screenings.
Never send an original or mastercopy for selection. Always have a back-up copy. The programmers cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage that occurs to tapes entered.
All films, except documentaries need to be 10mins or under (docs can be up to 15mins).
For more information email overexposed@cornerhouse.org
Previously in this Festival
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TIME BENDS
overexposed: The second of Cornerhouse's new bimonthly screening event to showcase filmmakers who work in the North West.
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Reel-Space
The third of Cornerhouse's bimonthly regional filmmakers nights, overexposed, showcases three very different documentaries looking at the way people live, work and gather together.
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Music-2R-Eyes
The fourth in Cornerhouse's bi-monthly regional filmmakers' nights, overexposed, celebrates all things musical - with videos from some of the region's most cutting edge producers.
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Tunnel-vision
August's regional filmmaker'sshowcase, overexposed, will have a severe case of OCD - looking at when interests go too far. Dramas about obsessives, ranging from those…