Early Bird Submissions Open- Early Bird Deadline April 30th

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Early Bird Submissions Open- Early Bird Deadline April 30th 〰️

The festival accepts films in several categories:

  • 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

A great opportunity for up and coming film makers to showcase their talent.

Awards

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

It’s a wonderful environment to see some amazing films that make you question, make you laugh, and touch your heart.”

If you are a film maker and would like to submit your film for the next Bass Coast Shorts Film Festival, please use the Film Freeway portal to access and submit.

Sharing Stories on the Big Screen

Bass Coast Shorts Film Festival

Bass Coast Shorts film festival
is an exciting new opportunity for
established and emerging filmmakers.

Celebrating creativity and storytelling.

An event for film lovers featuring forums,
Q & A’s, and the best short films from
Australia and around the world.

The next festival is in November 2026
in venues around Bass Coast. 

  • TBA (Opening Night Screening)

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We want to be inspired by your film!

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 and emerging, as well as established film makers, an opportunity to show their films to a regional audience.

It all begins with an idea … a burst of inspiration.

Where are we?

 

Screening venues:

Berninneit Cultural Centre, 91-97 Thompson Avenue, Cowes 3922

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