Film Hub South West

Creative Hub Social: Two Short Nights Takeover

  • Thu 28 Nov, 2019

    Creative Hub Social: Two Short Nights Takeover

    Exeter Phoenix

Creative Hub Social is a chance for practitioners working across all art forms to network, share project ideas and meet audiences.

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Two Short Nights Film Festival celebrates and promotes short films and the people who make them. The festival takes place at Exeter Phoenix on 27 – 29 November 2019, and is proud to nurture new and emerging talent.

The Festival will be bringing together BFI NETWORK, Filmmakers Lab, D&C Film and SW FilmMail to take over Exeter Phoenix’s Creative Hub Social.

This is a free networking event for filmmakers and other creatives. Whether you make art, films, theatre, music, a bit of everything, or are still discovering your niche, come along and find out how you can receive support for your artistic development.

Everyone is welcome.

No booking required, just turn up.

Take a look at the Two Short Nights Festival Programme here. 

 

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