Bass Coast Shorts Film Festival
Bass Coast Shorts film festival
is an exciting new opportunity for
established and emerging filmmakers, Celebrating creativity and storytelling.
SCREENINGS
October 29th, Thursday- A Taste of the Festival- Enjoy a selection of short films at the local Restaurant, Ronni’s, Purchase a Ticket Here. Yummy food boxes also available to enjoy! 1
November 19th, Thursday- Opening Night- Ronni’s Restaurant, Wonthaggi (Booking Available soon)
November 19th, Thursday- Opening Night- Ronni’s Restaurant, Wonthaggi (Booking Available soon)
November 20th, Friday- Ronni’s Restaurant, Wonthaggi (Booking Available soon)
November 21st, Saturday- Afternoon and Evening screenings- Booking available Here! (+Free entry to forum and awards at 4:15pm!) Berninneit, Cowes
November 22nd- Sunday- Closing Night- Ronni’s Restaurant, Wonthaggi (Booking Available soon)
Be inspired by local and international films!
Open (from anywhere in the world and around Australia)
Local (from Bass Coast and the South Gippsland region)
Schools/Under 18.
Animation
Documentary
Music Video
Film categories:
Best Film awards are given in each 3 categories.
Open category
Local category
Schools/Under 18
There are also awards for:
Best First Nations Film
Best LGBTI+/ Inclusivity Film
People and Place Film Award
Best Emerging Talent
Best Coastal Life film
Best Environmental film
Best Screenplay
Awards
“A great festival run by very enthusiastic people ….communication was flawless and the staff was very sincere and open.”
“A great new festival on the beautiful Bass Coast in Victoria.”
About Bass Coast Shorts
Bass Coast Shorts film festival was established in 2022, with submissions from local, national and international film makers.
The aim of the festival is to give new, emerging and established film makers, an opportunity to show their films to a regional audience.
Where are we?
Screening venues:
Berninneit Cultural Centre, 91-97 Thompson Avenue, Cowes 3922
Ronni’s Restaurant, 103 Graham St, Wonthaggi 3995
Sharing Stories on the Big Screen
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