This event will include a Welcome by NSFF host and ENSA President Evans Eghan, and screenings of several international short films.

First Programming Set of Films:

1. ‘Peroxide’ by Ella Reilly – 11:13 mins

2. ‘New Town’ by Campbell Anderson – 10:00 mins

3. ‘Attention’ by Thomas Green Baadsvik & Nikolai Loras-Olne – 3:07 mins

4. ‘Trachatys of An Old Woman’ by Ben Kay – 6:05 mins

5. ‘Questioning Adonis’ by André Hall Visperas – 9:59 mins

Second Programming Set of Films: Voices of Tomorrow

1. ‘Alyssa and the Sun Bunny’ by Marija Alisa Muizniece – 2:04 mins

2. ‘Someone Else’s Story’ by Michal Lustig – 4:35 mins

3. ‘The Analogy of Space’ by Oleksandr Hoisan – 12:00 mins

4. ‘The Alchemist’ by Eleanor Smith – 3:14 mins

5. ‘The Rain Cloud’ by Yunqing Pan – 1:30 mins

6. ‘Merlich Merlich’ by Hannil Ghilas – 19:26 mins

The Napier Student Film Festival is a premier film festival that celebrates the creativity, innovation, and passion of student filmmakers from universities globally. 

This festival serves as a vibrant platform for student filmmakers to showcase their talents, share their unique stories, and connect with a diverse audience of peers, professionals, and cinema enthusiasts.

Highlights of the Festival

• Screenings of Student Films: The heart of the festival is the screening of an impressive lineup of short films, all created by the talented students of Edinburgh Napier and other universities around the world. Each film represents a unique voice and perspective, highlighting the diverse range of storytelling that students bring to the screen.
• Workshops and Masterclasses: Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in workshops and masterclasses conducted by industry professionals. These sessions cover various aspects of filmmaking, from scriptwriting and cinematography to editing and sound design, providing valuable insights and experience.
• Panel Discussions and Q&A Sessions: Engaging panel discussions and Q&A sessions with filmmakers, critics, and industry experts offer a deeper understanding of the current trends and challenges in the film industry. These interactive sessions encourage dialogue and exchange of ideas, fostering a collaborative spirit among participants.
• Networking Opportunities: The festival creates a dynamic environment for networking, allowing students to connect with peers, mentors, and potential collaborators. Whether it's during a casual conversation between screenings or at a dedicated networking event, these connections can lead to future projects and career opportunities.
• Awards and Recognition: The festival culminates in an awards ceremony that recognizes outstanding achievements in various categories, such as Best Film, Best Director, etc. These accolades not only celebrate the hard work and dedication of the students but also inspire them to continue pursuing their filmmaking dreams.

All are welcome!