Raindance - the home of independent film
Since 1992 Raindance, has championed maverick filmmaking by debut filmmakers. Based in London's West End, Raindance Film Festival is recognised by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, BAFTA, Selected Raindance shorts qualify for Oscar® and BAFTA consideration.
Script Competition - Raindance
Raindance is dedicated to fostering and promoting independent film in the UK and around the world. Based in the heart of London, Raindance’s ecosystem includes Raindance Film Festival, Raindance Raw Talent, Raindance Open Courses, the higher education institute Raindance Film School, and the prestigious British Independent Film Awards.
The Role of Setting in Horror Films | Raindance Film School
Oct 8, 2024 · Anna Taborska writes horror stories and screenplays. Her body of work includes three short story collections: Bloody Britain, Shadowcats, and For Those who Dream Monsters, recipient of the Dracula Society’s Children of the Night Award.Anna has been nominated for a British Fantasy Award thrice, and a Bram Stoker Award five times, including for her illustrated storybook A Song for Barnaby Jones.
Festival - Raindance
Dec 9, 2024 · Submit Immersive Winners Newsletter Sign up to our Newsletter for Festival Updates Raindance Gallery 32nd Raindance Film Festival Icon Award: Chiwetel Ejiofor 32nd Raindance Opening Night Screening 32nd Raindance Opening Night Party 70 Years of German Films Reception In Conversation with Christian Friedel 32nd Raindance Closing Night
Tailoring the 3-Act Structure for Your Horror Film | Raindance
Oct 17, 2024 · First Act Turning Point (16-22 minutes): The point of no return — this is when the protagonist(s) realise(s) they’re in big trouble. It is often the first full-on encounter with the evil, or at least a moment when they realise that they are in danger and there is no going back with regards to the situation they find themselves in.
Essentials of Horror: The Key Elements | Raindance Film School
Sep 10, 2024 · 5. Vulnerability and Isolation. Characters in horror films often find themselves isolated or removed from the safety of society. This isolation can be physical, psychological, or emotional, and it amplifies their vulnerability, making the …
Script Reading: How to Read & Analyse Screenplays - Raindance
Aug 16, 2022 · Photo By: Hannah Taylor. Reading Screenplays by Lucy Scher explains the common genres and their features which Script Readers should look out for: Rites of Passage: Characters who struggle to make transitions in life but fully change at the end of their journey. Road Movie: The motivation behind a journey.Either the protagonist wishes to escape their former life or is looking to gain something ...
Submissions - Raindance
Raindance Film Festival invites UK and International producers and filmmakers to submit their films to its 33rd edition that will take place in 2025 in central London.. The Raindance Film Festival aims to show the very best in new cinema from the UK and around the world and specialises in first-time directors and discovery.
7 Rules for Writing Short Films - Raindance
Dec 6, 2012 · Writing short films are a great calling card for a writer. Short films aren’t a lesser form of cinematic storytelling. In fact writing them requires the exact same skills as writing a feature length script – though on a smaller scale.
The Importance of Music in Film and TV | Raindance
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